One of the questions I get a lot about Infinity Downline is - "What Industry is this? What's the product?"
Infinity Downline supplies a Business Franchise consisting of an Audio/Video library focusing mainly on IT and Internet Business/Marketing-based titles. It is actually one of the earliest pioneers in the next business wave predicted by Financial trend analysts - WEBUCATION.
"Webucation is the next GREAT growth opportunity... Online continuing education is creating a new and distinct educational realm, and it is the future of education. There is a global market here that is potentially worth hundreds of billions of dollars." - Peter Drucker, Forbes Magazine
Here's an article that might help shed light on this rather new, but highly prospective industry.
"WEBUCATION: The Newest Wealth Creating Tool Available To Internet Entrepreneurs
Webucation is an industry where entrepreneurs can use their talents and creativity to once again create wealth in an exciting and true entrepreneurial style they are accustomed to.
Webucation is education and knowledge delivered 100% via the Internet. Peter Drucker of Forbes Magazine puts webucation into its true perspective: ”We live in an economy where knowledge, not buildings and machinery, is the chief resource and where knowledge-workers make up the biggest part of the work force.” No other industry that is so new, has the market potential of webucation. Nor is there any other form of education or knowledge transfer that is so convenient, affordable or comprehensive. Webucation truly opens the doors of knowledge to anyone that seeks it.
The industry is so new and fast moving that webucation vendors will no longer have to try to discover new ways to sell the same old product. They will no longer have to deal with the excuse of, “I’ve tried that already,” or “I still have that product sitting on my shelf from last year.” Because webucation is delivered 100% via the Internet, there is no product to inventory and shipping issues are a thing of the past. It totally eliminates the cost of shipping which puts more money in the pockets of entrepreneurs.
How big can webucation get? I don’t know that anyone is exactly sure. I see it losing momentum only when people stop wanting to learn and I don’t think that is going to be anytime soon.
"Webucation is the next GREAT growth opportunity... Online continuing education is creating a new and distinct educational realm, and it is the future of education. There is a global market here that is potentially worth hundreds of billions of dollars." - Peter Drucker, Forbes Magazine
Here's an article that might help shed light on this rather new, but highly prospective industry.
"WEBUCATION: The Newest Wealth Creating Tool Available To Internet Entrepreneurs
Webucation is an industry where entrepreneurs can use their talents and creativity to once again create wealth in an exciting and true entrepreneurial style they are accustomed to.
Webucation is education and knowledge delivered 100% via the Internet. Peter Drucker of Forbes Magazine puts webucation into its true perspective: ”We live in an economy where knowledge, not buildings and machinery, is the chief resource and where knowledge-workers make up the biggest part of the work force.” No other industry that is so new, has the market potential of webucation. Nor is there any other form of education or knowledge transfer that is so convenient, affordable or comprehensive. Webucation truly opens the doors of knowledge to anyone that seeks it.
The industry is so new and fast moving that webucation vendors will no longer have to try to discover new ways to sell the same old product. They will no longer have to deal with the excuse of, “I’ve tried that already,” or “I still have that product sitting on my shelf from last year.” Because webucation is delivered 100% via the Internet, there is no product to inventory and shipping issues are a thing of the past. It totally eliminates the cost of shipping which puts more money in the pockets of entrepreneurs.
How big can webucation get? I don’t know that anyone is exactly sure. I see it losing momentum only when people stop wanting to learn and I don’t think that is going to be anytime soon.
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