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[Jamison]

I have decided that DubLi Network deserves it's own forum. I am so impressed with this company. They are using the social business model in a way that it has never been done before. Like I have said before, this is the first of the many hybrids of this model that will develop on into the future.

Everything has become social online. The social websites like Facebook, Myspace, youtube, and many others have become some of the most visited sites on the Internet. For those that don't yet realize this, Google is about to turn the entire Internet into a giant social network. This is already in the works.

Most corporations have yet to figure out how to integrate this new social model into their current business model. Many large reputable companies have successfully incorporated various forms of network marketing into their business structure. DubLi is one of the first we have seen that is proving to really understand social marketing with their new hybrid social business model.

This is the same model that has helped sites like MySpace and Facebook grow into the giants that they have. DubLi has figured out a way to integrate these same ideas into their overall strategy. I almost never say this, but I am impressed! This is going to be a lesson for other companies.

[april125long]

Is this forum already up and running?

[Jamison]

Originally Posted by april125long

Is this forum already up and running?

Well I was speaking of the forum that you just posted in, so yes!

Another DubLi forum has been started at DubLiForums.com.

Jamison

[NakedSoul]

Originally Posted by Jamison

I have decided that DubLi Network deserves it's own forum. I am so impressed with this company. They are using the social business model in a way that it has never been done before. Like I have said before, this is the first of the many hybrids of this model that will develop on into the future.

Everything has become social online. The social websites like Facebook, Myspace, youtube, and many others have become some of the most visited sites on the Internet. For those that don't yet realize this, Google is about to turn the entire Internet into a giant social network. This is already in the works.

Most corporations have yet to figure out how to integrate this new social model into their current business model. Many large reputable companies have successfully incorporated various forms of network marketing into their business structure. DubLi is one of the first we have seen that is proving to really understand social marketing with their new hybrid social business model.

This is the same model that has helped sites like MySpace and Facebook grow into the giants that they have. DubLi has figured out a way to integrate these same ideas into their overall strategy. I almost never say this, but I am impressed! This is going to be a lesson for other companies.

It was a good idea to launch this section. This will help keep the case study section clean.

[LivingLARGE]

Originally Posted by Jamison

DubLi is one of the first we have seen that is proving to really understand social marketing with their new hybrid social business model.

DubLi has figured out a way to integrate these same ideas into their overall strategy. I almost never say this, but I am impressed! This is going to be a lesson for other companies.

Why do you think that they understand social marketing with their business model??

[Rickk]

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