Web 2.0 Marketing and The Little Guy Network

SOA Service Oriented Articles Web 2.0 Articles : Web 2.0 Marketing and The Little Guy Network by Tyreek Baskerville

Web 2.0 is described as an new internet trend. Web 2.0 consists of social networking sites, weblogs, social bookmarking, press releases, wikis, forums, and a host of other interlinking computing platforms. Small and midsize businessess today are using web 2.0 marketing to level the playing field with larger companies. web 2.0 techniques are affordable and mostly free to use.

The main difference between web 2.0 marketing, and traditional advertising methods is that traditional advertising is based on key using messages in attempt to force a purchase desicion. Web 2.0 is based on authintic, real content used to fuel conversations and purchase decisions in a way to allow the customers to draw their own conclusions.

Most network marketing companies rely to much on traditional advertising methods to force their leads and prospects into buying into their company. This way can produce results, but it is more costly and less effective than web 2.0 marketing techniques. The Little Guy Network uses and teaches web 2.0 marketing techniques to its prospects in order for the prospect to generate income in a more affordable way.

The Little Guy Networksis inexpensive to join. And the sponsors of are determined to The Little Guy Networks help the average individual gererate success in the network mareting business. By blending web 2.0 techniques and other marketing strategies taught by The Little Guy Networks sponsors income can be made in a matter of days.

About the Author
Tyreek Baskerville is an established Real Estate Investor and Internet Marketer. He is also a firm believer in The Law Of Attraction. If you want to know more about The Little Guy Network or Tyreek Baskerville, you can check out these sites:

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