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eDoorways International Corp. (EDWY.PK) Offering The Latest Example Of Web 3.0
The underlying principle that seems to drive eDoorways is that users want a customized personalized environment when communicating on the Web. The idea that people want to choose what they see and hear is nothing new. The last 100 years in advertising has reflected a struggle to come up with a way to advertise only to those people that will really be interested, and that will therefore be likely to take action. The Internet has opened up new methods to focus this communication, matching the message to the person in ways never before possible.
eDoorways allows people with a common interest a dynamic new platform for getting together, allowing them to get associated information and solutions in a more personalized and objective environment. As part of this, it also provides a way for potential service and product producers to communicate with their target market in a far more personal and effective manner.
eDoorways president, Gary Kimmons, sums it up best. “There has been a lot of talk recently about the emergence of a Web 3.0 which is the future of the internet. The problem is, people don’t understand what Web 3.0 is, but they’re in for a real treat. This is only the beginning of the Web 3.0 experience. Our platform will allow users to customize their internet and connect in a new way, not yet seen on the internet. We are excited to be leading the way in this multi-billion dollar industry as well as into the future of the Internet. We will continue to work closely with some of the greatest engineering minds to continually improve the Web 3.0 experience.”
The company emphasizes that there are four basic types of users that make up the eDoorways ecosystem:
• Consumers – They represent the core user, people seeking answers and solutions.
• Producers – They offer essential information, services, or products, as part of a collaborative process.
• Experts – They participate in the process to assist consumers in finding and negotiating with those producers offering the best solution to meet their needs.
• Teachers – They assist consumers, producers, and experts in acquiring the skills necessary to help them optimize the value they give and receive in the collaborative process.
