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giblink is an opportunity to be part of an online community so groundbreaking in its approach that it will forever change the way people do business. giblink allows entrepreneurs and businesses to connect, to learn from each other, share ideas and strategies, and then help each other grow and succeed. The gibLink community is where you start to make the “Connections that Count” for your business.
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| “gibLink is truly a community where everyone benefits from the efforts of the entire group”. |
In the gibLink community, each advertiser’s individual efforts help the entire group due to our unique Revenue Sharing Program. By promoting and growing the community together everyone benefits from the revenue derived from the entire network. This is what sets gibLink.com apart from all other social networks on the internet.
“gibLink is truly a community where everyone benefits from the efforts of the entire group.” -gibLink co-founder, Ron Snodgrass.
Giblink’s complete package of services includes:
• A fully customizable set of profile pages for your personal, business, and social affiliations.
• A personalized advertising portal for your business.
• A spot in the gibLink rotating advertising system.
• Access to your own blogs, classifieds, clubs, chat rooms, eCards, events, forums, instant messenger, streaming videos and more.
• Your very own shopping cart of web services.
• Live broadcasts three times per week via web and phone.
• A CRM system that includes advanced contact management, squeeze pages and auto-responders.
• Custom business cards, post cards, and marketing cards for your business’ use.
• A library stocked with training ebooks and audios.
• Weekly marketing and advertising training.
Everything is here for you, the business owner, to successfully participate in what is being dubbed the ‘Dawning of a New Age for Entrepreneurs Worldwide.’ -gibLink co-founder Adam Bernard.
Don’t miss your opportunity tojoin us in the giblink community.
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Some ask with the gibLink Revenue Share Structure, is there ever a bad time to become an advertiser in gibLink? The answer to this is a resounding NO! There is never a bad time to join gibLink. We have taken great effort from the top to the bottom of the concept and vision of gibLink to eliminate that very issue to ensure our long‐term viability. Consider this: Everything from retail web services to business resources including external advertising and internal advertising accounts, these are services that businesses and entrepreneurs are purchasing from gibLink to promote and expand their core business and each of these services are renewed on timed intervals.
Here is a small sample:
• Domains sold through gibSale renew annually.
• External Advertising renewed monthly or by a campaigns timed interval.
• Standard and Pro Advertising accounts are renewed quarterly.
• And many more renewable products and services offered by gibLink.
Let’s draw a quick parallel between gibLink and MySpace, a current leader in social networking. As a potential advertiser, new choices are now opening up. Until now, advertisers were paying premium prices to get exposure in online communities largely populated by people without the disposable income or the purchasing power desired.
gibLink has built and is expanding a worldwide community of business‐minded people who already understand the importance of investing in the tools and services that will help them succeed. So, as a business person, who would you rather spend your advertising dollars to reach?
On one hand, MySpace is a community of 5‐90 year old people, many of whom never visit MySpace for reasons other than socializing. On the other hand, gibLink is a community of entrepreneurs who are prepared to do business with anyone who can clearly present themselves in an innovative way.
Obviously, both choices provide an impressive level of exposure, but only gibLink can offer a captive, global audience made exclusively of highly qualified potential customers and clients. gibLink will be providing Free Subscribers limited access to the community resources, services, and will be equipping them with the ability to spread the word and generate sales to gibLink. gibLink advertisers benefit greatly by the increased sales and exposure, as the Free Subscribers will share in gibLink’s revenue only after they have generated a minimum $200 in sales revenue.
Until which point the active advertiser that referred them to the community will receive credit for those sales. The sales and advertising revenue generated by a business social network like gibLink will be astonishing we will surpass the numbers of the other social networks, even if only a small portion of the market share is captured.
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Overview
gibLink is an online community so groundbreaking in its approach that it will forever change the way people do business. gibLink allows entrepreneurs and businesses to connect, learn from each other, share ideas and strategies and then help each other grow and succeed. The gibLink community is where you start to make the “Connections that Count” for your business.
Our unique Revenue Sharing program creates a cooperative environment where gibLink community advertisers can simultaneously promote their businesses and add value to the global network. By promoting and growing the community together everyone benefits from the revenue derived from the entire network. This is what sets gibLink.com apart from all other social networks on the internet.
Everything is here for you, the business owner, to successfully participate in what is being dubbed the “Dawning of a New Age for Entrepreneurs Worldwide”. What you’re about to read is an overview of the gibLink Revenue Sharing Plan. Please reference our website to get a more detailed explanation of the products and services that the community provides.
Who Are we?
gibLink is an innovative business community built on the philosophy that, to truly change an environment, the best elements of competition and cooperation must be blended into a fresh perspective. The world is changing and those of us working to carve a niche in the global marketplace are faced with a singular challenge: connection. Before gibLink, the process of networking and connecting to other similarly focused business owners was difficult and often, unlikely. gibLink changes the conversation, and bridges the divide between entrepreneurs in the most creatively driven business network in the world.
What Are We Doing?
gibLink unites the fragments of a fractured global marketplace and provides real opportunity for anyone desiring to break new ground within their business. Additionally, we provide a turnkey solution to establish the infrastructure necessary for businesses to expand into various areas of web services.
Why Are We Different?
The concept of and commitment to a true global community of entrepreneurs has been woven into the very fabric of our organization. gibLink has taken the power of the Internet and distributed it among the most unique and creative collaboration of entrepreneurs in history. We call this Collective Intelligence.
Why Is gibLink Revenue Sharing?
In a global economy, cultures, customs and even business practices may differ, but the goal of every business around the world is the same: to generate profits and to maximize market share. While developing market share is an often uncomplicated proposition, profit realization is, to some, an unattainable goal. gibLink provides the global community of entrepreneurs with more than a solution; we provide a stake in the success and continued growth of the latest and potentially most dynamic innovations yet.
In explosive industries such as social networking, web services, and internet advertising, revenue generation can be realized with a minor market share. We understand that as business owners and entrepreneurs around the globe utilize gibLink to promote their business, that this promotion accelerates our company growth. A stable advertising base insures long‐term viability. By providing business owners, entrepreneurs and advertisers worldwide with a vested interest in our company growth, idea of community becomes reality.
How Do We Revenue Share?
gibLink shares revenue with the advertising base through four dynamic categories.
General Revenue Sharing – Each month a portion of gibLink’s revenue is injected into the General Revenue Sharing fund and will be distributed evenly among all advertisers who are currently active and were active at the time the revenue was generated.
Direct Revenue Sharing – Each week, up to a 10% direct sales commission is paid to an advertiser for the direct sales of any web services or advertising packages they have sold.
Executive Revenue Sharing – Each quarter, every advertiser that has attained a high level of revenue sharing within the other 3 Revenue Sharing Categories, will also share in an exclusive revenue share fund earmarked for the top promoters of the gibLink Site Network.
The three elements you’ve just seen would, by themselves, constitute a groundbreaking development in business networking. By maximizing your participation in these 3 elements, it grows the community and strengthens your earning potential within the framework of the fourth and most elaborate element of the gibLink revenue sharing plan. The goal of any business is to optimize exposure while minimizing costs. These three elements combine to accomplish both. You establish a presence in the global marketplace, and generate revenue that will, in many cases, exceed your costs. The fourth element which will be explained in detail, brings the gibLink vision of revenue sharing to a whole new level.
As you read the next element of the revenue sharing plan, forget the hype and look at the facts. With any long term income vehicle, the key to real success is longevity and loyalty. gibLink is poised to richly reward both through a reasonable, yet powerful structure. The operative word here is reasonable. Many times companies have claimed to be able to generate instant riches for little or even sometimes nothing. gibLink is not that type of company. We do not promise overnight riches; what we do promise is an opportunity for you to participate in what could be the most satisfying and lucrative long term business relationship you will ever see. We are not attempting to create a few millionaires overnight. We are working to create a global community of millionaires over the long term.
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Social network theory views social relationships in terms of nodes and ties. Nodes are the individual actors within the networks, and ties are the relationships between the actors. There can be many kinds of ties between the nodes. In its most simple form, a social network is a map of all of the relevant ties between the nodes being studied. The network can also be used to determine the social capital of individual actors. These concepts are often displayed in a social network diagram, where nodes are the points and ties are the lines.The shape of the social network helps determine a network’s usefulness to its individuals. Smaller, tighter networks can be less useful to their members than networks with lots of loose connections (weak ties) to individuals outside the main network. More “open” networks, with many weak ties and social connections, are more likely to introduce new ideas and opportunities to their members than closed networks with many redundant ties. 
In other words, a group of friends who only do things with each other already share the same knowledge and opportunities. A group of individuals with connections to other social worlds is likely to have access to a wider range of information. It is better for individual success to have connections to a variety of networks rather than many connections within a single network. Similarly, individuals can exercise influence or act as brokers within their social networks by bridging two networks that are not directly linked (called filling structural holes).
Degrees of Separation and the Global Social Network
The small world phenomenon is the hypothesis that the chain of social acquaintances required to connect one arbitrary person to another arbitrary person anywhere in the world is generally short. The concept gave rise to the famous phrase six degrees of separation after a 1967 small world experiment by psychologist Stanley Milgram. In Milgram’s experiment, a sample of US individuals were asked to reach a particular target person by passing a message along a chain of acquaintances. The average length of successful chains turned out to be about five intermediaries or six separation steps (the majority of chains in that study actually failed to complete). Academic researchers continue to explore this phenomenon. Judith Kleinfeld has written an article that points out the many problems with the original Milgram research. A recent electronic Small World experiment at Columbia University showed that about five to seven degrees of separation are sufficient for connecting any two people through e-mail.
Internet social networks
The first social networking website was Classmates.com, which began in 1995 and used the Old Boy Network method of social networking. Other sites followed, including SixDegrees.com, which began in 1997 using the Web of Contacts model. The year 1999 saw the development of two competing models of social networking, the Circle of Trust developed by Epinions and utilised by Ciao.com, Dooyoo and ToLuna and the Circle of Friends developed by Jonathan Bishop, which was utilised on a number of regional UK sites between 1999 and 2001 and flourished with the advent of a website called Friendster in 2002.
This is now one of the most dominant methods of social networking in virtual communities,
perhaps for the reason that it gives the user control rather than being computer controlled. There were over 50 social networking sites using the Circle of Friends in 2005 when one such online community, MySpace, was getting more page views than Google. Google has a social network called Orkut, launched in 2004. Social networking began to be seen as a component of internet strategy at around the same time: in March 2005 Yahoo launched Yahoo! 360°, their entry into the field, and in July 2005 News Corporation bought Circle of Friends-based MySpace followed by ITV buying Old-Boys Network-based Friends Reunited in December that year. It is estimated that combined there are now over 200 social networking sites using these existing and emerging social networking models.
In these communities, an initial set of founders sends out messages inviting members of their own personal networks to join the site. New members repeat the process, growing the total number of members and links in the network. Sites then offer features such as automatic address book updates, viewable profiles, the ability to form new links through “introduction services,” and other forms of online social connections. Social networks can also be organized around business connections, as in the case of LinkedIn.
Blended networking is an approach to social networking that combines both offline elements (face-to-face events) and online elements. MySpace, for example, builds on independent music and party scenes, and Facebook was originally designed to mirror a college community, though it has since expanded its scope to include high school, job-related, and regional networks. The newest social networks on the Internet are becoming more focused on niches such as travel, art, tennis, football (soccer), golf, cars, dog owners, and even cosmetic surgery.
Most of the social networks on the internet are public, allowing anyone to join. Organizations, such as large companies, also have access to private social networking applications, known as Enterprise Relationship Management. They install these applications on their own servers and enable employees to share their networks of contacts and relationships to outside people and companies.
A recent development of social network is the integration of marketplace element in it, known as the Social Marketplace
There are many discussions as to where social networking is headed next. The advent of the Internet has enabled informal social networks to connect with people globally and with time shifting (through email), although in practice, most interactions are with people who live and work nearby.
A new type of social network are links between web pages. These can be studied in their own right (i.e., where are the hubs?) and as links between individual’s web pages in social software where individuals begin with their address book, and expand their network by adding friends, “friendster” acquaintances and imaginary friends. This creates connectivity through being discovered through friends of friends, etc. Future applications may allow for discovering the social networks of others by stumbling upon them.
gibLink is poised to become a leader in the adaptation of social networking and a social marketplace under one roof. By revenue sharing with it’s members, gibLink will create a huge impact on this new business phenomenon.
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