Mr. Somebody. (Innerclique Explainer Video)
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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All right. Listen, you log into your social networking site with the sole purpose to connect with your friends, followers, subscribers, fans and even your customers. But how do you determine which relationship matters the most? How do you separate your social groups from your professional ones? How do you distinguish who's credible and who's not? While one may have 30,000 clicks on their like button or an average rating of five stars or maybe even a high influence score of 100. 1 thing's for sure, quantity does not equal quality. If only we could see the value in our relationships at any moment in one place. All in real time. But unfortunately, that just doesn't exist until now introducing inter click inner clique is a social stock exchange platform that serves as a hub for all of your social network sites combined with a virtual stock market using social capitalist currency. What is social capital? You ask good questions. Social capital is the value of how much your networks and relationships are worth based on your interactions with them. And instead of placing value on content in a click values, what means the most You. Yes, you and whether you're a student or artist athlete, working professional business owner, politician or even celebrity in a click is for you. I bet you're wondering how in a click works, aren't you? I know you, here's how it works. Freddy creates a social profile for his band with his click symbol. Doctor rockstar. Jana creates a professional profile for her artist management company with the click symbol? Music mojo? They both issue shares privately Freddie then hires Jana as his manager. Fredi is happy. Freddy adds Jana to his contacts by clicking with her. Then he decides to pick up 20 social shares at 33 points. Jana social value goes up and so does her social capital. Jana picks up 100 shares at 15 points in our boyfriend Daniel, only to learn. Weeks later that Daniel dumps her for another woman named Michelle. Jana immediately dumps all of her social shares and Daniel, her mutual friends do the same. Daniel loses a great deal of social value social capital and Michelle to Freddie. You see Freddy is a rock star now because Freddie decided to take his social stock public on the social stock exchange and then it went viral, notably his value continues to rise in, his social capital grows in abundance and well he lives socially unhappy ever after the end. So what is the mall of the story when you build social capital, use it like real cash and when you build social capital using it like real cash, you'll feel like you're somebody and when you feel like you're somebody then you are somebody in a click or you on the exchange