FreeIQ: The Marketplace For Showcasing Your Ideas
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Got directed to Brad Fallon's new 'ideas search engine' FreeIQ (described as The Marketplace for Ideas).
FreeIQ offers to host your video, audio or print files because they believe that 'everyone knows something that’s valuable to someone else' and they want to be the place for showcasing your ideas.
From what I can gather FreeIQ search result rankings will be based on reviews and the aim is to provide a service where the best content is at the top of the results -- based on their trademarked ReviewRank™ process.
This seems like a great idea -- though inevitably the most popular, well-known people in any field will have an audience advantage over those who are just starting out or while having great ideas may not be so adept at marketing themselves in this ever changing online world.
The levels of creativity in Web 2.0 are incredible. FreeIQ seems like another smart idea.
To be in FreeIQ you need to list your free content. If you haven't got any then you will need to generate it either as video clips, audio files or written articles or free ebooks. The basic idea is that you showcase your knowledge and gain an appreciative audience, who can then buy your products if they want to get more of your know-how.
On this FreeIQ says: We truly believe that the more you give, the more you get!
FreeIQ offers to host your video, audio or print files because they believe that 'everyone knows something that’s valuable to someone else' and they want to be the place for showcasing your ideas.
From what I can gather FreeIQ search result rankings will be based on reviews and the aim is to provide a service where the best content is at the top of the results -- based on their trademarked ReviewRank™ process.
This seems like a great idea -- though inevitably the most popular, well-known people in any field will have an audience advantage over those who are just starting out or while having great ideas may not be so adept at marketing themselves in this ever changing online world.
The levels of creativity in Web 2.0 are incredible. FreeIQ seems like another smart idea.
To be in FreeIQ you need to list your free content. If you haven't got any then you will need to generate it either as video clips, audio files or written articles or free ebooks. The basic idea is that you showcase your knowledge and gain an appreciative audience, who can then buy your products if they want to get more of your know-how.
On this FreeIQ says: We truly believe that the more you give, the more you get!
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