Comments on: Interview With Ken Evoy – Part IV – The Future Of Internet http://www.freedomideas.com/interview-with-ken-evoy-part-iv-the-future-of-internet/ Ideas, tips and guides helping you become financially independent by working from home. Tue, 07 Sep 2010 18:09:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Rob http://www.freedomideas.com/interview-with-ken-evoy-part-iv-the-future-of-internet/comment-page-1/#comment-1541 Rob Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:15:22 +0000 http://www.freedomideas.com/interview-with-ken-evoy-part-iv-the-future-of-internet/#comment-1541 Hi Ken, Good to hear from you. My first spark of understanding about the Internet came from reading your affiliate marketing mailer in 2001. I eagerly awaited it arrival. Ahh...the old days. I'm not hearing too much about your prediction for Web 3.0. May I offer a prediction? I believe the platform for web 3.0 is people. I believe sites that let people earn money by helping other people are the model. A cite-able example is, for example, assisted search, but none has performed ecliptic-ly. I think the reason for their slow start is founded in their approach. The assisted search doesn't need to be performed at the 'macro' (Google) level. It needs to be performed on the 'micro' (individual site) level of the high quality content sites you describe. Each sites social network, in whatever form it may exist now (a viable social network, an email list, a newsletter list, members lists, etc.), must be organized into a workforce that assists new customers, sells the site and in turn earns money for themselves, enriching the site and the membership. http://web3solutions.blogspot.com/ Thanks for the great foundation many years ago. Sincerely, Rob Hi Ken,
Good to hear from you. My first spark of understanding about the Internet came from reading your affiliate marketing mailer in 2001.

I eagerly awaited it arrival. Ahh…the old days.

I’m not hearing too much about your prediction for Web 3.0. May I offer a prediction?

I believe the platform for web 3.0 is people. I believe sites that let people earn money by helping other people are the model. A cite-able example is, for example, assisted search, but none has performed ecliptic-ly. I think the reason for their slow start is founded in their approach. The assisted search doesn’t need to be performed at the ‘macro’ (Google) level. It needs to be performed on the ‘micro’ (individual site) level of the high quality content sites you describe. Each sites social network, in whatever form it may exist now (a viable social network, an email list, a newsletter list, members lists, etc.), must be organized into a workforce that assists new customers, sells the site and in turn earns money for themselves, enriching the site and the membership.

http://web3solutions.blogspot.com/

Thanks for the great foundation many years ago.
Sincerely, Rob

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