1. ditari.im
An Open Source multi-blogging platform

2. Ditari, an open source blogging script
- I wanted to have a personal website
- I was bored
- I didn’t want to use wordpress (which is awesome!)

3. Ditari, an open source blogging script
- I wanted to have a personal website
- I was bored
- I didn’t want to use wordpress (which is awesome!)
Ditari as a standalone script was doing ok but not great

4. Ditari.im as a platform. Why?
- People who want simple websites don’t want to lose
time setting them up
- Young people were asking me for hosts and domains
- Non-Geeks don’t even bother to try “build” a website
- Facebook was losing it’s importance but
people still wanted to share their thoughts, in a community!

5. Ditari.im as a platform. How is it going?
229 registered users
172 active users
483 posts
1927 comments
* Until 10/11/2011

6. What it looks like?

7. What it looks like?

8. What it looks like?

9. Features
- Users can post text articles
- Users can post images
- Users can post videos
- Users can share links
- Users can customize its look
- Facebook and Twitter integration
- Can use a Chrome Plugin to share
pictures, videos or links

10. Ditari.im as a platform. Where is it going?

11. Ditari.im as a platform. Where is it going?

12. Ditari.im as a platform. Where is it going?
- A completely new look, keeping it’s essence
- HTML widgets
- Follow (new feature)
- On-Page administration
- Better Twitter and Facebook integration
- Faster
- Mobile
- Business oriented too!
With a new domain, blogs.al
When?
January 1st, 2012

13. Doing business with it
- Revenue from ads
Ads that can be seen from bloggers
Ads that can be seen from visitors
- Sharing it’s revenues with bloggers
- Only putting ads on blogs when their
owner agrees
- Revenue from selling services
Custom Domains
Custom designs and modifications
- Revenue from support
- Donations

14. Jonian Dervishi
joni@ishqip.com