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3. Linkedin is becoming more like facebook.
Facebook started as the personal page for students of American colleges. LinkedIn started as the
professional page for their parents. With market caps of $58.78 billion and $19.97 billion,
respectively, it is clear that both Facebook and LinkedIn have a come a long way over the last 8-9
years.
But what have they become? Why do you log into each?
I joined Facebook in 2006 with the purpose of sharing jokes with my friends, and I joined LinkedIn in
2010 with the purpose of gaining a “serious” job. But now that my networks have developed –
there is a lot of overlap – my friends are my connections and connections are my friends.
Today the truth is that the average age of the Facebook user is 40.5, and the average of the LinkedIn
user is 44. What is the difference between what a 40 year old and a 44 year old talks about? As
both companies approach saturation point – solely in terms of number of American users – I
believe we are seeing a deviation to the mean in terms of content shared within the platforms.
Today, there are three reasons I log into each Facebook and LinkedIn: news, fun & meeting people.

4. Skype or Google?”
That’s a line remote co-workers often ask each other when they need to really discuss something,
face-to-face or at least orally. But later this year, both of those software programs could find
themselves sidelined by Slack.
The makers behind the chat app announced yesterday that Slack users who are messaging each
other will soon be able to have a voice call as well, and eventually a video call. No timeline has
been given for either feature.
Slack’s rapid rise has already made it a darling of Silicon Valley. Just a year after its launch,
investors valued the business chat app at over $1 billion. It was pegged at $2.8 billion as of last
April, despite annual recurring revenues of just $25 million. That valuation is thanks to Slack’s fast-
growing, devoted customer base, which has skyrocketed from 500,000 daily active users in
January 2015 to 2.3 million daily active users today.

5. Linkedin is losing professionals-fast!
What's unfortunate, is that Linkedin has become much more than Facebook, than the reverse. It's
become a place to solve math problems, puzzles, praise the lord, discuss erectile dysfunction,
advertise escort services, post pictures from places around the world, sell jewellery, beauty
treatments, and the list goes on and on. It's quite sad that it's morphed into nothing more than a
social playground for adults who haven't grown up.
And its losing stock vaue as a result of it’s social presence!
(Reuters) - LinkedIn Corp said on Wednesday Chief Executive Jeff Weiner will decline his 2016
annual stock compensation in order to pass it on to his employees at the professional social
network.
The move follows LinkedIn's disappointing first-quarter revenue and profit forecast that missed
Wall Street estimates last month as growth slows in the company's ads business and its hiring
services face pressure outside North America.
Up to Wednesday's close of $119.6, LinkedIn's stock had dropped nearly 38 percent since its
results on Feb. 4.

6. S a a s a y is a, smart not social, professional business app.It's an all-in-one communication
platform for professionals with unique user and impressive features. You can create dedicated
chat channels for different issues, projects and topics that can be shared with the entire
network through r e a c h. Apart from regular text, you use r e f I n e and share audio, video,
files, presentations and your resources on popular cloud storage services. Its advanced search
mechanism can easily mine out useful conversations relying on context instead of plain
keyword search. You can also use its powerful and handy autocomplete feature to speed up
your conversations and link and sync your network. While using it from multiple devices, you
can find all your conversations synced and experience fluid access and delivery.
r a d a r I s e informs your network who, where and what you are looking to achieve and will
also autolocate opportunities and sync with your profile settings.
It's made for developers and programmers with a powerful free plan. With full Markdown
support including syntax highlighting, you're equipped with all the features to easily converse
about and share your code snippets. It can tightly integrate itself with dozens of useful
services and tools used by developers around the globe-it’s syncing as a service and you.

9. The Social & Chat App model is failing.
The global business of messaging, including the traditional SMS business of carriers and free texting from
over-the-top players like WhatsApp, is set to shrink over the next few years, from $113.5 billion in 2014 to
$112.9 billion in 2019, according to Juniper Research, a market-research firm based in Basingstoke, England.
Chat traffic will meanwhile triple on messaging apps to 100 trillion messages in 2019. ”Revenues won’t grow
at the same pace,” writes Juniper analyst Lauren Foye in a recent report on the future of messaging app.
In a nutshell, lots of chat traffic doesn’t directly translate to lots of revenue, and that will continue to be the
case for the next few years.
The irony is that modern-day chat apps which disrupted the SMS businesses of carriers by running on top of
their infrastructure — and eclipsed the global number of SMS’s being sent around the world in
2012 with their own free-message traffic – are being similarly exploited by their own users.
So is s a a s a y a business tool or a professional chat app?

10. s a a s a y is unique it is a premium service for the business professional ….let me explain.
There are 2 types of linkedin user, free and premium- and there is a reason why.
Free users are on looking for their next job and premium users are looking to seriously expand their network
AND look for their next job or better still acquisition. You can glean a lot of useful due diligience using these
existing platforms and position your next career and business move.
In addition we will also give our premium users revenue based on their followers-this works because the
majority of job seekers, next Branson’s & career minded professionals, want to progress-it’s embedded in
their culture and mind set.
They will not only follow high profile successful entrpreneurs, they will follow MD’s,CEO’s,Sales Directors,
managers etc in their attempt to glean and gain their next advantage.
People follow people they want to be like, it is simple, and we reward not only them with great information
and insights but the leaders they follow with revenue and exposure.

11. We will of course follow other traditional revenue streams but we will charge for it. Take a look at what other companies
can’t charge & can’t provide to service because they are purely social.