Supporting The Webtender

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Dear visitor,

As you probably know, I have been maintaining The Webtender alone as a hobby project on my spare time, and have been doing so since 1995.

The Webtender project is supported mainly by advertising on the web site, plus some commission from the sale of bar products. There are no investors or large companies involved. I do almost everything myself, and invest a great deal of my time in the project, simply because I'm having fun.

However, because of it's popularity the cost of renting server space for the web site is currently about what I earn on ads, so I hardly make money from the site at the moment. But I don't do this primarily to make money. Like I said above, I created and maintain The Webtender because I find it interesting and it's a lot of fun. I also get to know a lot of interesting people through it.

Still, I can not afford to spend any of my savings on The Webtender, with a mortgage and all that is just not possible. That is why I ask for your support to enable me to continue maintaining The Webtender for many more years to come.

How can you support The Webtender?

Financial

• Leave your virtual bartender some tip. Whatever amount, it make me feel appreciated.

• Buy barware from BarStore through the links on this site..

• Click on the banner ads if you see an interesting product. Tell the advertisers that you found their product through ads on webtender.com

Marketing

• Link back to The Webtender from your web site to tell more people about the site.

• Follow The Webtender on Facebook and share it with your friends there.

• Spread the word. Tell journalists or people you know about the site. Write reviews of The Webtender for web sites, local newspapers or magazines.

• Tell your friends, relatives or complete strangers about The Webtender.

Other ways

• Keep sending me feedback and tell me what I do right and what I can improve. Feedback from you, the users, is what really make this worthwhile.