The first figure - WEB 3.0 idea as a gift Mail.ru
I will try to bring on the sly to the goal.
My goal is to demonstrate the potential capabilities of the Web 3.0 ideology portals and then put together a team capable of actually implementing a Web 3.0 project.
The theory of Web 3.0 was discussed in Vkontakte and there was a proposal on this technology to carry out the work of creating user groups. The following is a rough description of such a system.
So, the job is to collect and hold in one place an audience of users connected with an interest in any topic. Who is interested in your job? - well, for example, take Mail.ru (I would give Vkontakte.ru as an example, but this is still a non-commercial project) Mile earns by selling ads from their pages, which means active user groups that increase attendance and advertising capacity of the portal is their direct income. Now Mail.ru (hereinafter referred to as Mile) should create conditions!
Let me give an example: let's say the people have notable cacti growers who are able to gather around themselves interested users and keep them for a long time. Here you say "and let them make sites and earn them!". But how many notable cacti growers can make a good website? How many of these can solve technical problems of high attendance? Finally, how much more can they effectively sell the advertising potential of the site? - The answer is either units or even "0".
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All these problems are professionally solved by Mile - and these are the necessary conditions that he must create. Those. Mile on the portal makes a hybrid of the site of a blog-forum-gallery, fastens a statistics system to it (so that you believe that they charge you money) and offer those who wish to create interest groups. In this case, your task as the main kaktusovoda becomes narrow and doable. You gather a group of cacti lovers, you hang out at the same time consume advertising and generate content. Mile counts visitors and pays you in proportion to your success. And if you introduce a system of user training that is mandatory for Web 3.0 systems and, for example, train after an active market, briefly write out the basic correct thoughts as a dry residue. Then after a while the dry residue will be typed on the book or there, on the reference book - and this is also a commodity, and inside there is again an advertisement :-).
Thus, Mile offers an unlimited number of users to make money in the ideological leader of a topic. Suppose capable leaders will be less than 0.1%, but the total number of them will still be a lot, and they can raise attendance at times - and therefore advertising revenue. We will think, what does Maila need for such an organization? They have blogs, there are galleries, there is a statistics system, to work with email. can do with money, they can organize start-up promotion - apparently nothing is needed, well, maybe a little bit of head oil.
Maybe they throw this idea? Maybe throw in the oil?
My goal is to demonstrate the potential capabilities of the Web 3.0 ideology portals and then put together a team capable of actually implementing a Web 3.0 project.
The theory of Web 3.0 was discussed in Vkontakte and there was a proposal on this technology to carry out the work of creating user groups. The following is a rough description of such a system.
So, the job is to collect and hold in one place an audience of users connected with an interest in any topic. Who is interested in your job? - well, for example, take Mail.ru (I would give Vkontakte.ru as an example, but this is still a non-commercial project) Mile earns by selling ads from their pages, which means active user groups that increase attendance and advertising capacity of the portal is their direct income. Now Mail.ru (hereinafter referred to as Mile) should create conditions!
Let me give an example: let's say the people have notable cacti growers who are able to gather around themselves interested users and keep them for a long time. Here you say "and let them make sites and earn them!". But how many notable cacti growers can make a good website? How many of these can solve technical problems of high attendance? Finally, how much more can they effectively sell the advertising potential of the site? - The answer is either units or even "0".
')
All these problems are professionally solved by Mile - and these are the necessary conditions that he must create. Those. Mile on the portal makes a hybrid of the site of a blog-forum-gallery, fastens a statistics system to it (so that you believe that they charge you money) and offer those who wish to create interest groups. In this case, your task as the main kaktusovoda becomes narrow and doable. You gather a group of cacti lovers, you hang out at the same time consume advertising and generate content. Mile counts visitors and pays you in proportion to your success. And if you introduce a system of user training that is mandatory for Web 3.0 systems and, for example, train after an active market, briefly write out the basic correct thoughts as a dry residue. Then after a while the dry residue will be typed on the book or there, on the reference book - and this is also a commodity, and inside there is again an advertisement :-).
Thus, Mile offers an unlimited number of users to make money in the ideological leader of a topic. Suppose capable leaders will be less than 0.1%, but the total number of them will still be a lot, and they can raise attendance at times - and therefore advertising revenue. We will think, what does Maila need for such an organization? They have blogs, there are galleries, there is a statistics system, to work with email. can do with money, they can organize start-up promotion - apparently nothing is needed, well, maybe a little bit of head oil.
Maybe they throw this idea? Maybe throw in the oil?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/14116/
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