[Idea] IRL "Marketing" for Blue Skooma

I was looking on the Internet trying to find a few resources that I could post here for you guys...

...and they all SUCK!

No, seriously, it seems like every ESO site out there is just horrible. No structure, lousy content...

We could do better.

The Idea

I propose we start a site dedicated to ESO articles, news, commentary, etc. I can host it on my server and give it a proper design. We'll have a FB page, twitter page, etc (I'd be happy to help manage it and take along a few helpers). We push out information about ESO and serve as an amazing resource for it. People know who we are because the guild page would be HEAVILY advertised, and we'd be known as a powerhouse guild.

We're not a PVP guild, but we can do social better than anyone else, and this is a great way to start it.

Possible domains that are open:

http://www.blueskooma.com
http://www.blueskooma.co
http://www.blueskooma.company (yes, seriously)

I'll start it here to get managerial approval, and once I get the nod and it's live I'll push it to the guild to share, like, subscribe, etc.

I'd love commentary as well, and if you want to help, then please let me know!

Messaged in the game about using blueskooma.co for the resource site. The Enjin site will be BlueSkooma.com once the Enjin trial runs out in a couple of days.

Excited to see what you come up with. Let me know if I can help. :)

I'd be happy to help as well, although I'm not certain how I could.

That's a really exciting idea. *raises a paw* Count me in. I used to love making guides for our player city website in SWG. It soothes my OCD to have complete, well presented information.

I think a price guide would generate the most interest the fastest. I'm not sure how we'd tackle it, but I think it would draw a lot of people. Suppose it would have to take information such as 100 Iron Ingots sells for 600-900 Gold and factor in the other items it would take time make an item + 25% profit to generate a price for anything that is crafted.

The price guide sounds awesome. I've had several instances where I just sold to a vendor because I didn't want to deal with trying to figure out auction prices. Too troublesome.

Count this one in as well. So you propose sort of an online magazine. This one would be interested, as he already publishes work for such a thing Geeks versus Nerds. (See Geekdown and Digital Dollar articles)