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Digg it UP - What is Web 2.0?
The internet has been described as the new wild west, since its Inception entrepreneurs have been trying to use it to make money quickly. It has brought together huge numbers of potential consumers and marketers in a very short time. Suppliers of goods and services, with a
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 2.0:
A friend sent a personal
The first 30 minutes of the workday will set the tone for the entire day. For most people, the first half hour of the day consists of settling into the office routine by grabbing a cup of coffee, checking the internet, and, of course, chatting with others. Now, I will never be
Web 1.0
In the early days of the Internet people thought of web pages as being just like pages in a huge book. We searched through them to find information the same way you would flip through an encyclopaedia. There was a clear division between content providers and content consumers.
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 1.0:
You don’t know who wrote what you’re reading
• The content sounds like a committee wrote it
• You have no idea how old the content is – or it’s clearly older than a few months
• There’s no way to comment on anything
• Somebody is trying to sell you a product or service
Web 2.0
In the 90’s the most popular comedy on television was a show about nothing. Late in the first decade of the 21st century, the most popular websites and businesses are also based on nothing – or at least not based on traditional products. Web 2.0 isn’t about selling people anything. Instead, it’s about providing a way for people to participate in and create communities. In Web 2.0 the content providers and the content consumers are the same people.
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 2.0:
A friend sent a personal
Before waterless tattoos came to market, the only type of temporary tattoo available required water to apply. The concern among parents and marketers is that children were, and still do, use their saliva to apply the water-type temporary tattoos when a clean water supply is un
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 1.0:
You don’t know who wrote what you’re reading
• The content sounds like a committee wrote it
• You have no idea how old the content is – or it’s clearly older than a few months
• There’s no way to comment on anything
• Somebody is trying to sell you a product or service
Web 2.0
In the 90’s the most popular comedy on television was a show about nothing. Late in the first decade of the 21st century, the most popular websites and businesses are also based on nothing – or at least not based on traditional products. Web 2.0 isn’t about selling people anything. Instead, it’s about providing a way for people to participate in and create communities. In Web 2.0 the content providers and the content consumers are the same people.
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 2.0:
A friend sent a personal
The Holidays are a great reason to call ALL of your previous customers and hostesses to offer a show, schedule a private appointment and gather referrals.Here are just a few tips to help you get on that phone.· Put yourself in a positive frame of mind before you
You don’t know who wrote what you’re reading
• The content sounds like a committee wrote it
• You have no idea how old the content is – or it’s clearly older than a few months
• There’s no way to comment on anything
• Somebody is trying to sell you a product or service
Web 2.0
In the 90’s the most popular comedy on television was a show about nothing. Late in the first decade of the 21st century, the most popular websites and businesses are also based on nothing – or at least not based on traditional products. Web 2.0 isn’t about selling people anything. Instead, it’s about providing a way for people to participate in and create communities. In Web 2.0 the content providers and the content consumers are the same people.
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 2.0:
A friend sent a personal
Many new sellers who want to amake money on eBay can become caught up in the moment when something unexpected happens to their eBay business. They may react to that unexpected incident in a way that results in them making moves that will actually injure their business. The inj
Web 2.0
In the 90’s the most popular comedy on television was a show about nothing. Late in the first decade of the 21st century, the most popular websites and businesses are also based on nothing – or at least not based on traditional products. Web 2.0 isn’t about selling people anything. Instead, it’s about providing a way for people to participate in and create communities. In Web 2.0 the content providers and the content consumers are the same people.
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 2.0:
A friend sent a personal
“It’s not personal, it’s business”- The gangster says to his victim pointing the barrel of the gun straight at his head. Then, the camera angle changes, the shot fires, and the body of the helpless victim falls on the ground. You have probably seen a couple of movies with sc
Here are five signs that you’re looking at Web 2.0:
A friend sent a personal invitation to you to participate
• The content sounds like real people wrote it
• You can comment on what you see and participate in conversations with other people
• New content is being continuously generated from a large user base
• People are trying to promote ideas or viewpoints
Three Web 2.0 Names to Drop
MySpace – 100,000,000 users can’t be wrong.
Flickr – because a picture is worth a 1000 words…
Del.icio.us – share your favorite web sites with the world.
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