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February 27, 2003

It's about distributing information

By QBlog in

One of the things that I love about the Net is that information is always distributed. There is no control. Before the Net information was hard to distribute to more than a few people unless you were a large corporation or had a lot of money. Not so on the Net.

This is the beauty of a truly networked society. Information is shared equally, nobody is given preference. And this is why I personally believe Quixtar does not "get" the Web.

Not only does Quixtar seem oblivious to the nature of the Web, it doesn't understand the way it is changing our modern society. We no longer settle for just being ignorant of some fact, we actively seek out the information and then share it. Few companies get this but the ones that do are the truly innovative pioneers in this exciting new landscape. The companies that don't get this are doomed to extinction, or drastic modification in the future.

In my estimation Quixtar could gain a lot of ground by being extremely candid with its IBOs. Don't hide or obfuscate information, instead make it plain, clear and visible. Also, Quixtar could foster online communication by setting up methods for IBOs to share and distribute information with each other as well as the general public. Encourage communication. Realize that a network of IBOs that share gripes, praises, concerns, victories, successes, etc. in a candid fashion will be a strong and healthy network. Share this network with the general public too.

The key is share, share, share. If any business today does not begin to find ways to embrace this information distribution it will die a slow and horrible death.

This is why I get so frustrated when I find it so difficult to find candid, non-biased information about Quixtar.

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Well we have all that communication in place already, thats the whole purpose of weekly meetings, conventions, and seminars, is to stay in touch with each other as much as possible, and the high tech aspect is called communikate, its a perfect way to reach everyone in the quixtar system in the shortest period of time, thanks, just thought i would drop a line

Posted by: byron pitre | April 17, 2004 11:00 AM

I will have to look into this communication system, if it exists. I have yet to crack open the shell of the Quixstar website, to which i now finally have access thanks to my upline.

Posted by: Dan | February 7, 2005 2:47 AM





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