We don’t have a dime to toss to Facebook or google/YouTube advertising.
Firstly, money spent here in the AI Lab is the most valuable way to spend our money anywhere. It has the highest ROI for users who understand the potential on an engineering level. More money equals shorter time to mission complete. Money, we prefer to call capital in and out, is time compression when used wisely. Choosing the best people to pay is number one.
Second, we think “Big Tech” has enough money and we don’t see them giving anything substantial back to the community. We are one of those small, focused communities. We decided long ago these Big Tech companies were part of the silent capital flow out of the middle-class individuals and families into the hands of hidden billionaires who sit behind their public figure heads, media billionaires.
To this day, the public has never heard the name of the richest people on earth. The ones they tell you are, are not. No serious old family billionaire is unaware of the false narratives that would happen if they went public.
What are the measures for a successful experiment? The big question is, will we survive? For example, I know about 200 people in my 800 plus contact list. About 25 of them have this type of sense and appeal for social networking
Part of what they do may be a laptop or home office business. They may have a side hustle and be in network distribution of goods and services. That’s not enough to keep the development LAB lights on. My personal 200 + with maybe 175 who are busy, we are reaching about 8% of my contact list. Will this be enough for them? Will they see the open-source aspects and the benefit angles of early recognition?
Still, everyone is especially important to me because they know other people and might find our gems. That’s what we do to network. Regular folks talk to each other and introducing other folks into the larger groups. Somewhere they might know a gem. A gem is just a regular person in the phase of life where they have the best energy and talent to engineer and build things to come.
If people don’t understand the value of InCareOf.com Matrix, they may know someone who does. If they were to refer a couple of people, (right away) that makes my original 200 jump up to six hundred. And there is an incentive. Good one poor one, makes the percenage of people who will help us out.
If the ratio of people who get it to people who don’t stay the same, that brings an extra 50 sharp folks to the table. We need to enroll them all here so they can spend some quality time with us.
The gift you give is data for the risk we take. The risk is not bowing to Big Tech and learning to make it without them.
That means a Plan B and a strategy. Number one, attract the right people. Sort through everyone and give the opportunities to those who show merit.
Endorse One and then Another.
That’s all we ask, but we have a condition or an awareness you need to know. Studies have shown that the average networker with recruit 2.4 people in their first year. We want that at the beginning of the year, not the end.
Get Uplifted can change a person’s life. Maybe not you or people you know but someone they know and who they know may need this community more than most. That’s why you and I want this to happen immediately, and grow throughout the year to more people.
An experienced Networker gets this done in 2 hours after being endorsed themselves. 2 days to endorse 2 people sounds like someone cares and knows about the value of timing.
AI Rewards is information, downloads, services, and a thorough list of secrets. This is what you “earn” for helping all of us build this around the world in record time. AI is monitoring timing with timestamps and calculations between steps taken. From 7 hours to 7 days is the bonus rewards period. After a 3-day extension for half complete network advocate builders, AI will begin to reduce the personal vault value in the AI rewards program.
EDITOR NOTE below, I summarize separable ideas.
This is the need to ask you to bring people directly to the website. I acknowledge it is a rare request, but not unreasonable.