Supporting the the Semantic Web 3.0 Strategy, DirectSalesQRCodes(TM) currently operates a Scoop.it news service curating articles from around the world which report on QRCodes in the retail and direct sales industries. Everyday Scoop.it crawls the web and provides semantically relevant article suggestions for content at [CLICK BOX BELOW]:
Content is King … But not all content is equal …
DirectSalesQRCodes(TM) and the other niche QRCodes services provided by The Legacy Productions are part of a Semantic Web 3.0 Network and Strategy which employs the use of inter-linked, cross-platformed WordPress websites (PoliticalQRCodes, LegalQRCodes, MedicalQRCodes, and EventQRCodes which feature each QRCode campaign service, with integrated FaceBook and Twitter accounts, and Paper.Li daily Newspaper services all designed to create a Semantic Web of relevant content which focuses on a business model with QRCodes and their deployment in marketing that model to businesses and consumers in a 2011 environment. That’s a lot to digest. Here’s a picture of how it works and here are several sources of inspiration for the model :
Web 2.0 was all about getting people to connect with one another and establishing a presence for them on the web. Now that we’ve have gotten the chance to get to know each other through the web, the time arrived in 2010 for computers to socialize. The aim of the next iteration of the web, Web 3.0, is that computers are able to understand the content and the information they contain correlating it with relevant contextual information. Because of the monumental implications this has for business, TLP has incorporated the Semantic Web 3.0 into each presentation it makes on the web.
Rather than the business data about brand, product or service just being a poster, a news release, an ad, a one-off video, or some promo document, the content is put within a special TransMedia story world context helping the computer to relate pieces of information and present them to a brand and its customer and consumer base encouraging ENGAGEMENT. Consumers of content must no longer sift through a pile of search results on Google or Bing, some or all of which is irrelevant to the searcher’s intentions.
Let’s get down to basics … in 2010 everything changed with Smart Phone adoption and buy in. Do the math. 70% Market Share in 2011. Now the Consumer is in charge of what and when they watch content. All we’re doing is working with it.
It’s what we do. Check out the DirectSalesQRCode(TM) Daily newspaper generated entirely from the semantic web 3.o of our Twitter Lists and FaceBook updates. DirectSalesQRCodes Daily.
