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Cloud computing became a buzz word, and now with availability of many development tools the number of applications grows exponentially. Many software as a service (SaaS) software applications, ones that are deployed over the internet or to run behind a firewall in one’s local area network or personal computer, these days compete with each other, [...]
The fastest way to make money online blogging
17, Jun 2010For a writer or articles marketer there is no fastest way to make money online blogging than with our Pay Per Deal content monetization model. PPD is just what doctor ordered for bloggers.
Since PPD model pays to publishers from $1,000 to $50,000 per single sale (yes, you have heard me right, per single [...]
Yes, Pay Per Deal advertising model is not only suitable for running your affiliate offer via online publishers, but also to boost your PR (on, in this case not page ranking, but you public relations initiatives. With PPD you can benefit from getting your informercials aired on major television channels. Your TV / print / [...]
Note: reading this article and listening to our podcast on mobile applications development and apps monetization can take 30 mins. So, go grab some coffee, and hang a “don’t disturb” tag on the door handle.
While multinationals are known for evolutionary innovations, it is the tech startups which drive revolutionary innovation. Despites of, or maybe even [...]
Can online marketing be executed successful on a shoestring budget? And I mean, literally, shoe string.
Yes, VC funded technology startups is a sexy alternative to a boring job, especially one that has just been lost by many… But from the moment you conceive the idea, to the moment it’s funded, developed and adopted by your [...]
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I have told you about our new show, didn’t I? Yes, it is a PR opportunity for serial entrepreneurs, but only for eccentrics. Why advertising if you can get free publicity? And if you choose, you can add to the mix our Pay Per Deal advertising model. But one can do without another.
It’s an invitation [...]
In my previous post I touched upon conceptual differences between treating Enterprise 2.0 as a set of Web 2.0 tools, and looking at it from perspective of building participatory communities (some can be powered by our IR Web 3.0 technology) of various types of stakeholders, as well as fans whose primary goal is not monetary [...]
The future of game design and in-game advertising
23, Feb 2010…
My new friend Bert Koehler (whose work I briefly covered in the post “Learning from AI developers – designing the framework for creation of funny ads for TV, radio, web and print. What will go viral and why?”) have just send me a link to this video-presentataion by game expert Jesse Schell in the context of [...]
I have just came back from a meeting of Silicon Valley scientists and developers who work on design of various artificial intelligence systems. While no ultimate solution has been found yet, nevertheless every discussion is interesting and thought provoking.
Today’s speaker, Bert Koehler, presented results of his research and share some insights on building AI systems [...]
Film industry these days doesn’t spoil talents with opportunities, does it? Therefore the best everyone can do is to create opportunities utilizing your existing resources, knowledge and creativity.
Among resources there might be your equipment (hey, even IPhone could do), connections or earlier produced unused footage.
The challenges for many filmmakers who see viral marketing as a [...]