Most Websites do not cut it today. They are not focused. They have no pizzazz. Therefore, they get lost in the Internet sauce. The eyeballs that do come, will go, without transacting profitable commerce.
How can we say this so categorically? The data is quite specific. For example, the top ten websites account for over 1% of all Website traffic (see note below). In addition, the expert-calculated value of most domain names is worth less than the $8.95 spent to register that name.
So, how do you solve this problem. How do you (1) register a domain name and (2) develop its web-presence so that the ideological property (that domain name) becomes worthy?
In one word: create pizzazz, create a productive buzz, around your domain name. This can be done systematically. It must be honest and authentic. Good intent is very important.
Take for example www.padame.com. Padame is a new word, a verb like google, which we (Michael and I) are developing into a media property.
Padame means Page Data Me. It starts as a mean-nothing phrase like Kodac. It is a completely open ideological-space for us to name, develop, and own. Mike and I created the word and are now adding it to the lexicon of the English speaking world. That is the goal. This is how we serve.
What is Padame? Padame is a word that describes a new type of Website. It is a site that links pages, with useful data reports, designed for me (page data me). In short, Padame links the Semantic Web with the Data Web. It does this for me; the Website consumer.
That is, a padamized (to coin an adverb) site first thinks about the data facts and paged insights, which are desired by the targeted audiences. Then it delivers those elements into a good looking and extremely functional Website. It is just that simple.
Padame does not think about the me's whom develop the Website. This is not an ego manifestation process. Just the opposite. The sole purpose of a 'padamized' site is to serve. Serving has proven to sells more.
This takes more work. People must get outside of themselves: their mindset. Start by letting go to grow. Start by thinking about the page and data needs of a targeted audience. It is not easy. However, it is what all Website visitors now desire. Therefore, just do it.
Page Data Me, padame, to serve my Website viewing needs. -g
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http://www.alexa.com/topsites/countries/US .. 500 top visited USA sites.
Listed by Unique Visits with page impressions in brackets: Results exclude Google, who are #1 in the world and by their own reckoning #2 in the USA (surpassed by Facebook in 2010)
1 - facebook.com 590,000,000 (760,000,000,000)
2 - youtube.com 490,000,000 (92,000,000,000)
3 - yahoo.com 400,000,000 (70,000,000,000)
4 - live.com 330,000,000 (37,000,000,000)
5 - wikipedia.org 260,000,000 (6,400,000,000)
6 - msn.com 250,000,000 (13,000,000,000)
7 - baidu.com 230,000,000 (110,000,000,000)
8 - blogspot.com 210,000,000 (4,800,000,000)
9 - microsoft.com 190,000,000 (3,300,000,000)
0 - qq.com 190,000,000 (53,000,000,000)
As of 2012: World population = 7.1 trillion people. 630 million websites. 2.4 trillion Internet users. People view web 13 hours per week. Two page viewed per minute, on average. These are imprecise and changing numbers.
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