The
utility of a padame (0 to 22) determines its eyeball generation and cash value. Utility valuation will vary by individual function
but statistically can be calculated using these eight weighted characteristics,
listed below in order of importance:
- Audience (4): The Audience size (numbers) and affinity (close grouping) directly determines padame value. How many people eat? This is a number. How many people buy hops? This is a smaller number. Larger, closely associated targeted audiences are better padame opportunities.
- Actionable (4): What is the value of the new action these people can take based on the data presented in the padame? What time is saved? What money is made? What social capital is accrued? What good feeling appears by knowing? We call this the datamite. It means “how mighty is this data reporting?”
- Competition (3): How easy is it for the audience to now get this data analysis? Who are the competitive providers? Who should be the competitors? How good are the existing padames (dominite and datamite) for this ideological need. Is this a growth dominite or on its decline. Can this data analysis in-formation need be searched and resolved? How often is this concept searched?
- Virility (3): Who wins and why viral? Who creates and who consumes? List the ways to get the word out. Predict the viral times multiplier. Measure this viral fact. Will other sites cross-link?
- Permanence (3): Is this a permanent padame need or topical. If topical, can the audience evolve to the next topic? Topical evolution (that self-directed adaptation) is the strongest permanence.
- Sociable (2): Does this padame add social value to my relationship network?
- Ease (2): Is this padame intuitive and easy to use?
- Insightfulness (1): Does this padame resolve a need for insight? Does it ease my mind? This is a feeling.
Again,
these are statistical weightings for the audience in general. A more social being would place padame social
value higher on the list.
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