About SharedReviews
We founded SharedReviews for one reason, and one reason only; The proliferation of content as a service. What this means is that we always took the concept of "Content is King" literally. Through many years of trial and error, we realized that creating, selling, and buying quality content that visitors will clamor for is a very costly and difficut proposition.
Finding a viable solution to make this easier was difficult, but we racked our brains, called in all of our tickets, and came up with some seed capital and a 3 step strategy to solving the impossible:
Our first step was to create a publishing platform that offers writers more than any other that's available today, and one that lowers the barrier to entry for new writers who never knew how lucrative writing and publishing could be. Although the construction may not have been, the goals for the design of our publishing game were pretty simple:
- Most importantly, make the art of writing and publishing fun!
- Offer writers the ability to connect and interact socially, strength comes in numbers
- Make sure good work is promoted, from search engines to the social graph
- Offer unparalleled feedback tools (system and social) to improve quality
- Offer real & fair compensation for time, effort and content that attracts readers
Unlike the first step, the second step was solved for us before we even started. Remember, "Content is King", and without it you're floating in a sea of websites and blogs without a paddle. What we're doing is packaging it up as a service in a way that offers more value, flexibility, and choice than has ever been seen.
- Commercial syndication, exclusive rights to existing inventory, custom orders... no matter the need, we'll have a cost-effective solution to meet it
- Beyond editorial and ordering... we'll offer tools to help guide your needs even when it's not known yet
- Robust historical and performance data... know which solution, content, and authors are the best for any particular need
- A unique pricing model for each service that puts you in the drivers seat
The third step involves scaling the value generated in step 1 and 2 to exponentially increase results for everyone involved. Obviously, the exact strategy needs to be kept under wraps for the time being, but if you really wanted some hints that don't really mean anything...
- Json, Engineers, Platform, Keywords, Search Data... any other technical terms you can think of that makes the solution seem more complex than it will be
- ROI, Traffic, Viral, RPM, CTR... any other value terms you can think of that tells you it's going to be valuable without telling you exactly how it will be
- API, CMS, Plugins, Blogs, Widgets, Wholesale, Retail... any other distribution terms you can think of that hints at how we're going to do it, without telling you how we're going to do it
