The real business model for Web 2.0: corporate clients - The Diigo Meta page

• 28 Jan 09
  

  Jaap Steinvoorte

  web20 businessmodell corporateclients forrester joshbernoff company startup advertisement groundswell

• 27 Jul 08
  

  flo kane

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• 12 Jul 08
  
• 27 Jun 08
  

  pedro_daltro

  Facebook hasn't yet unlocked that advertising gold mine, and flubbed up its most prominent try with Beacon. Twitter has no business model yet. Ning has hundreds of thousands of visitors, but still runs Google AdSense ads. And these are the successes.

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• 25 Jun 08
  

  Ross Dawson

  web2 monetization

• 20 Jun 08
  

  Everyone seems to want an answer to the question "When will Web 2.0 startups start making money?" The implication is that unless we can answer the question, the "bubble" of Web 2.0 will burst and all of us who believe in this stuff will be revealed as fantasists.

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• 17 Jun 08
  

  michael fischer
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  Andrew Pascoe

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  Facebook hasn't yet unlocked that advertising gold mine, and flubbed up its most prominent try with Beacon. Twitter has no business

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• 16 Jun 08
  

  Luis Alberola

  Promo Tool
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  groundswell business model web2.0 corporate

• 12 Jun 08
  

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• 10 Jun 08
  

  Bryan Labutta

  Pointing out that while all the new, flashy startups get most of the press the new companies out there that are actually making money are ones that cater to and provide value to corporate clients

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  Christophe Folschette
  • but the odds
• 09 Jun 08
  

  Kami Huyse

  there are a class of startup companies making good money right now from Web 2.0. They're not flashy and they don't grow like mushrooms. But they've got all the business they can handle and they are growing

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  Andrew Nachison
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  Debbie Weil

  June 9, 2008 - by Josh Bernoff - Mentions Communispace and BuzzMetrics (Listening), Edelman (Talking to communities), Salesforce (Dell and Starbucks)

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