The Shocking Truth about Sharing!

[janeth]

I got pointed to a thread http://giantpandahost.com/community/...php?topic=43.0 where a friend was pointing out that I wasn’t being very intelligent in my request for people to send me their best ways to get traffic.

I could not register there however if the problem is fixed I’ll post this there.

But I spent the time writing it so wanted to post it somewhere.

Let’s say you have a five people.

John: Awesome video guy but has never been able to make money with his talents.

James: Spends his days on twitter. Makes just enough money to pay the bills but he’s happy.

Rhonda: She is an awesome graphic designer just unable to make a living at it.

Frank: One of the best content writers anyone's ever seen. But he’s lucky to pay the bills this month.

Ralph: Is worthless! All he does is hang out on Facebook all day.

But what happens when you put all these people together?

Frank writes up some kickass content about losing weight.

Rhonda puts together some graphics to enhance the content.

John creates a video of the process.

And well, Ralph just hung out on Facebook talking to his buddies about what was going on. But the combination of the videos, twits, awesome content, and Facebook likes allows the group to make $1,000.00 in one day.

Everyone in the group learned something and while John was the video expert he was still able to lean a lot from Rhonda who pointed out some graphical aspects that John had never thought about.

So which is better, sharing or hording?

[C0ldf1re]

I got pointed to a thread http://giantpandahost.com/community/...php?topic=43.0 where a friend was pointing out that I wasn’t being very intelligent in my request for people to send me their best ways to get traffic...

Did he really say that about you? What a dirty rotter!

I think that all of janeth's friends ought to go over to his forum right now, at the link that janeth gave above. Then they should post all their best ways to get traffic. That will prove that janeth is right, and teach him a jolly good lesson!

[leonstreete]

But what happens when you put all these people together?

Frank writes up some kickass content about losing weight.

Rhonda puts together some graphics to enhance the content.

John creates a video of the process.

And well, Ralph just hung out on Facebook talking to his buddies about what was going on. But the combination of the videos, twits, awesome content, and Facebook likes allows the group to make $1,000.00 in one day.

Everyone in the group learned something and while John was the video expert he was still able to lean a lot from Rhonda who pointed out some graphical aspects that John had never thought about.

So which is better, sharing or hording?

TBH - I think your answer is in your conclusion, sharing. They key is finding the right people to work with and leverage all of your skills together.

[janeth]

TBH - I think your answer is in your conclusion, sharing. They key is finding the right people to work with and leverage all of your skills together.

Yes, I think there is too much going on too be an expert at everything. You need to divide and concur. (-:

[C0ldf1re]

TBH - I think your answer is in your conclusion, sharing. They key is finding the right people to work with and leverage all of your skills together.

The answer? "Sharing" is a second-best answer! The approved answer is "Management"! The people mentioned will not spontaneously organize and share -- nothing will work unless one of the group is a Manager.