THE LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE WORLD! May 12, 2010. So this will be my final blog in the series of Web 2. While it has been an interesting discovery, I can only see my research being cut at the stem by the ever growing possibility of early Web 3. 0 release! That being said, it brings me to an interesting Web 2. 0 concept of lightweight models and cost-effective scalability. As has happened with many websites with Web 2. 0, the success has most probably taken the group by surprise.

MySpace today has only about 300 employees and over 100 million users worldwide. This also gave MySpace the opportunity to outsource their marketing to the FIC, which they did as outlined by Bnet.

Okey, this is my last blog post about how to succeed in Web 2. I hope you have enjoyed my blogs, and that you have learned something useful. Before we wrap it up I would like to talk about the last pattern; Lightweight Models and Cost Effective Scalability. So, what is lightweight models and cost effective scalability about? Its about doing more with less. It was all about getting big fast, and then the the Dot-com Bubble.

A blog for INB347 all about Web 2. For example started out with only 22 staff members even though it is the 7th largest site on the internet. Faster Return on Investment through reduced cost and time. Reduced risk of project and product failure. In terms of growth in technology take Digg. Myspace is a social net.

Lightweight Models and Cost-Effective Scalability. As mentioned in the previous post Leveraging the Long Tail, web-based companies are much cheaper and easier to set up. 8211; Risks of failure is much lower. 8211; It has great adaptability. How the companies generate revenue? .