Yakamore the Real Story

Yakamore- The Real Story of a David versus Goliath.

Yakamore, The New Social Media Site on the net has a history behind it.

Here is the real story...

Once upon a time in Nov of 2011, there was a very big site on the net with over 100 million users. We shall call that site Goliath.

One day Goliath decided they would have to change their business model to include advertising revenue and perhaps an ipo down the road.

Advertising prices were set at 5000 to 100,000 per month, out of the reach of most small businesses on the net.

The Goliath site was built up over several years, in part, by many online businesses most of them small businesses.

Starting in Nov 2011, all of a sudden small sites around the net started getting their accounts suspended and their apis suspended without warning or notice.

All of a sudden if too many links appeared on the Goliath site, bingo your site could be suspended.

Then nasty, and often untrue notices, began to appear when people typed in certain urls into a post.

These notices would say: OOPS You may have come across a site that is spammy or unsafe when you tried to type in the url of a certain sites. This notice, designed to freighten the begeezus out of people, was not necessarily true, but Goliath assumed that no one would or could question their right to put up notices that defamed or otherwise interfered with other business sites on the net.

The motive seems clear. If Big Businesses are going to pay thousands and thousands of dollars for advertising with Goliath, then they will not want their own ads competing with the ads of small fries on the net.

Enter David...

So as many of you will recall. When Goliath dressed up in his fighting gear, armor and shields and swords and tried to  frightened the begeezus out of the Israelites, it was David, dressed in shepherds clothes, armed with nothing more than a sling shot and good aim that slew the giant.

Yakamore was born out of a frustration with Goliath who turned its back on the needs of small online business and made it virtually impossible for small businesses to get the exposure they need online to succeed.

Yakamore offers its members

* Longer posts

*Targeted Posts

*Builds their lists of trackers for them automatically

*Auto Welcomes their sign ups

*Pays commissions to its members when they sign up people who upgrade at the site

*Lets members email their trackers every 3 days. No other Social Media Site provides this service.

*Shows the full website and location of members posts for upgraded members

*Members can post from Yak to Sokule and from Sokule to Yak

* There is a built in profit generating machine in the form of an income builder

* Small and Large businesses can purchase advertising at the site for a song and get the exposure they need

In the pipe line are many new applications that will spotlight member’s sites and allow members to brain storm ideas with one another.

Yakamore start off with 75,000 members that came from its Big Brother Site, Sokule.

Yakamore is the Business Friendly Social Media Site. It is for people who have a lot to say.

When Goliath tries to trample on the likes of the many Davids around the net, now one can turn to Yakamore and know that they will not risk having their accounts suspended, nor how many links they can post monitored nor apis yanked from partnering sites with advertising provided for serious online businesses that does not break the budget.

And now you know the real story behind Yakamore.

When a Tweet at Twitter simply isn't enough, there's Yakamore

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Jane Mark is the President of Sokule Inc., the parent company of Yakamore. Together with her partner, Phil Basten, they have been providing advertising vehicles for small businesses on the net for the past 14 years. Their main site can be seen at JAM Marketing Inc.  ->   http://yakamore.com/