The Internet is Getting too Big
A few ideas for you in this post…
- The internet is getting too big.
How about this. The internet is getting too big. We’ve basically run out of IP Addresses. Under the current protocol, Internet protocol version 4 (IPv4), addresses are designated by four series of numbers ranging from 0 to 255, like 69.171.224.0. This system has been in use since way back and almost all of the 4.3 billion possible labels of IPv4 are being used.
The current version cannot handle the internet any longer. The transition now will be to (IPv6). This means that almost any device on the planet will have room to connect. Think appliances, cars, etc.
I was being interviewed on the radio this week and we talked about the future of the internet. Virtual reality. Both immersion and augmented is coming. Plus, Zuck and his crew at Facebook want you to be able to just think of something and be able to update your friends. We’ll see.
Stay relevant. Keep your eye on today’s ball. I’ll do my best to look into the future for you.
Next… Quick… Point two…
- No rules on video length.
If you have ever been to a marketing seminar where the guru was talking about video marketing – you’ve no doubt heard… “Keep those videos short.” I say… don’t worry about it. Take as long as you like. More and more, longer form videos are being consumed. If your peeps wanta watch your stuff… they’ll watch for five minutes or five hours.
About the author
Mike Dolpies (aka Mike D.) owns “Ocean View Publishing, LLC” - a diverse media/Internet Marketing and Consulting Company.
He started his first business when he was just 18 years old. By the time he was 23 that business had generated well over a Million Dollars in sales and was consistently in the top 20% of its industry.
He's the Author of 6 different books. His first book, “Motion Before Motivation, The Success Secret That Never Fails,” became a bestseller on Amazon.com
He's been a guest on the Fox Morning News several times and has been written about in many newspapers.
His work has also appeared on Entrepreneur.com and Fox Businsss.com
