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Re: The Social Web Economy: Introduction

globalrs — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 09:00:51 -0000

It's amazing that while the Social Media is so ever vibrant, there are record number of layoffs in the traditional sector. How I wish these people who are laid off will be able to join some of the exciting technology start-ups.

Re: The Social Web Economy: Introduction

timothion — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 17:53:03 -0000

Online shopping has become one of the most highly popular pastimes in internet history. Why? The answer is quite simple. Shopping online affords you many benefits that you simply do not get by shopping in traditional or brick and mortar department stores and/or malls. Online shopping gives you the opportunity to shop even during the middle of the night when most all other stores are closed. You also have the added advantage of shopping from home, which not only saves you time but will also save you money when you consider the cost of fuel these days. Even when you factor in the shipping costs of shopping online, it will still be much less expensive than purchasing fuel for your car and driving to your closest store.

There are a number of other benefits of shopping online. One of the most noted is the opportunity to view more products. When you visit a department store or mall, you can only look at one thing at a time. If you shop online you have the opportunity to pull up as many products as you want. You should also keep in mind that typical online malls provide a much higher inventory than traditional stores. This is because there is no overhead for them. They simply need no large storage space to hold all their products, which gives you an advantage when shopping because you have the opportunity to view hundreds or even thousands more products than you would see in a traditional store.

Of course if you really needed a reason that online shopping is more advantageous, it would have to be the cost factor. Shopping online is typically less expensive than shopping in stores. This again is because of the lack of overhead cost to the seller. And, what saves the seller money ultimately saves you money as well.

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Re: The Social Web Economy: Introduction

Ron Towns — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 18:06:13 -0000

The social web economy is something that is understood by few, minus of course tech savvy professionals, online marketers, and teenage social network fanatics. This this group makes up quite the diverse body. Small businesses need to get in touch with social media PRONTO, especially with the explosive growth of geo-targetting via mobile phones, etc. Even if you run a small mom and pop shop, you can utilize social media to drive customers to your business. Some resources to helping grow your small business I would highly suggest...www.readtheanswer.com/index.php?RTA=web2
http://www.JohnAssaraf.com/hia/challenge.htm?s=...

Re: The Social Web Economy: Introduction

Rodney — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 23:31:58 -0000

Outstanding work Nick! In this age and time we need people like yourself. I'm definitely looking forward to you're next post.

Re: The Social Web Economy: Introduction

Josep — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 11:19:28 -0000

This series of posts about the “Social Web Economy” looks great!! Keep on!! I can't wait for the next post: “The Social Web Economy: Who Are These People?”.
Thanks Nick, you're doing a good job!

Re: The Social Web Economy: Introduction

Rugg — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 10:30:26 -0000

Nice idea! I am definitely going to follow this one.

Re: The Social Web Economy: Introduction

Toilet Paper Entrepreneur — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 10:27:11 -0000

We are truly in the Information Age. Looking forward to your series... it seems really, really interesting.

- Mike Michalowicz