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Verizon Bought Yahoo for $4.83 Billion…Time You Bought a Share in Markethive
“The entrepreneur always searches for change, responds to it, and exploits it as an opportunity” ………Peter Drucker
Dollars make “Change” and this is why Verizon smelled the money and came a running resulting in the purchase of Yahoo for $4.83 billion dollars because Digital Advertising (Internet Advertising) generates billions of dollars for competing giants like Google and Facebook. Nothing like owning a global Internet-Technology platform that swallows up its competition with large volumes of resources to continue the expansion into emerging global markets. Yep, we see the emergence of a global oligarchy with corporations like Verizon, Facebook and Google, monopolizing online advertising and this is why we must act now to ensure our freedoms are not negotiated away by the pimps (corporations) and prostitutes (political leaders), who make the World’s Oldest Profession look positively saintly when comparing the gargantuan volumes of money exchanged that consummate today’s corporate business deals with government law makers (lol). Nothing like having vigorous social intercourse between entities that essentially control the economy and the people. Yes, Free Market Economics and Democracy at work and perfectly legal because, the lawmakers got their cut, I mean donation.
Anyway, back to Digital Advertising or Internet Advertising which is when “businesses leverage Internet technologies to deliver promotional advertising and messages delivered through emails blogs, video, banners, social media websites, social networks, market networks, affiliate programs, search engines and mobile devices”. Indeed, multiple marketing methods with more eyeballs on products/services to maximize profits in a growing global market that reaches its audience in nanoseconds. I guess, you can see why Verizon made its move and competitors (Facebook & Google) are about controlling and more importantly monetising content to the max.
So, dominance by these evolving Market-Networks (Facebook, Google & Verizon) continues and this is why you as an entrepreneur need to build your own Network by connecting with likeminded individuals and Social Networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Reddit and countless others that influenced the way we communicate and interact act with each other.
So, ready to start the process and purchase a share in a growing Market-Network known as Markethive that gives you an unfair advantage as an entrepreneur?
The Alpha Legacy Special includes the following, full profile page activation (turns subscribers into your customers), receive 200,000 ad credits every month (that can be used at any time), receive 3,000,000 ad credits deposited into your account (that can be used at any time), receive 50% commission for every sale of advertising, every paid Alpha signup that you personally introduce to Markethive (your children). This means your initial contribution will be recovered quickly in our affiliate program and you will always receive far more advertising benefits as well with this program.
5% Revenue Sharing: As an Alpha Legacy, Alpha Lite, Alpha Founder (all now known as Alpha Legacy) as revenue increases each member will receive 1 share per Alpha Legacy account of 5% of the Markethive revenue. No need for contracts as this has now become all inclusive.
Purchase as many as you want. But keep in mind this is a limited offer.
Alpha Legacy is limited to 250 subscriptions which is dwindling fast. The one-time price for this Alpha Legacy Special lifetime partnership has been slashed to $400. (It originally sold for $1200 over a year ago.)
This is our final push to take Markethive across the starting line. We will hold many meetings to help you understand why this could be the best decision of your life. Do you believe Markethive will be the next great social network? We do!
LinkedIn revenue and sales: 2015 ($2.9 billion).
If, you watched Rise of the Entrepreneur then, you would recognize that this company embraces change and adapts to the reality of the conditions of its customers so as to achieve a solution. Ironically, many companies are resistant to making adjustments to satisfy their customers base.
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