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Social Media and Flip-floponomics

August 28, 2009

Flip-floponomics is a term that I just coined with this post which means:

1. A traditional business method flipped on it’s back to reveal a new business method
2. A mirror image of a previously accepted economic paradigm
3. sing. n; flip-floponom; A phenomenon of flip-floponomics.

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The Social Media Resolution; From Monet to Blue Ray

August 14, 2009

The Ingenesist Project and related blogs such as Relationship Economy and now Conversational Currency have long predicted that the resolution of social media space will vastly increase from “Monet” to “Blue Ray”. The segmentation and convergence of social media space will happen on two fronts: Knowledge Inventory and Proximity.

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It Takes Currency to Make Currency

August 11, 2009

Immediately the engine of entrepreneurialism will ignite as people figure out new ways to play the game. With a trillion dollar advertising industry, a trillion dollar Professional Placement industry, and a trillion dollar recreation/leisure/entertainment/family industry on the ropes, you can guarantee that innovation will be absolutely intense. Welcome to the Innovation Economy.

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The Vicarious Search Engine

July 7, 2009

This is how the innovation economy must play out. People must control, regulate, anonymize, and manage their own knowledge inventory. If only they could see their world through the entrepreneur’s eyes – perhaps they need a vicarious search engine more than anyone.

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1.3 Trillion Dollar Professional Contact Market

June 30, 2009

It is only a matter of time until professional contacts will be for sale. The problem is that the ROI (return on investment model) is such a poor valuation tool for social media.

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Social Media Strikes Back

June 26, 2009

In order to predict where social media will strike next all we need to do is look for the waste economy; areas where world governments, institutions, and corporations are inefficient, wasteful, co opted, or corrupt.

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How Does Social Media Affect GDP?

June 19, 2009

Gross Domestic Product does not take into account many important variables accelerated by Social Media and growing exponentially in economic influence.

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The Invisible Currency Among Us

June 17, 2009

The grand total is 2.5 Trillion Dollars worth of conversational currency – 2 times the 2009 national deficit and 5% of America’s entire debt obligation – and growing. Maybe the Dollar is not so overvalued after all. Maybe the dollar deficit is counter balanced by this new invisible currency. Suppose the more inflation that occurs, the more this invisible currency will affect the overall economy.

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The Second Impression of Social Media

May 7, 2009

As we move away from the ROI valuation model for social media and adopt a more dynamic ‘options’ analysis, a different picture emerges. The next economic paradigm will emerge as a function of people exercising their options.

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What is the ROI for Social Media?

May 5, 2009

Fortunately, the true visionaries of the next economic paradigm are increasing in numbers and rapidly moving away from the ROI model into something far more valuable simply by asking the serious questions……

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The New Economic Paradigm; Part 6: The Business Plan

April 10, 2009

The business plan of the innovation economy is very simple; it starts with the single transaction between two people. The lender provides information and the borrower combines the information with their existing knowledge to create more knowledge.

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The Balance Sheet for Knowledge Assets

November 6, 2008

Innovation economics has a way of forcing us to look at the mirror image of conventional wisdom.  This article will look at knowledge assets as they might appear on an accounting balance sheet.  You may be surprised at what happens at the bottom line. Wall Street will often reward a company that has a large [...]

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