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This document is a letter from Phillip R. Nakata, the CBO and founder of Social Market Research for Charity (SMRC), describing a new non-invasive user-centric media monetizing service. The service aims to learn users' preferences from public social media and match them to rewarding opportunities and offers from sponsors related to users' favorite causes, allowing $137 billion per year to be created for charitable causes. The system is based on behavioral research relating to motivation and philanthropy and over 30 years of introducing technology and programs.
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2. Members can respond to sponsor opportunities in their personalized opportunity report for larger donations and rewards, requiring only their attention but no purchase.
3. Members are rewarded for inviting others and all generate at least $0.60 per day in donations for their charities from their regular social media interactions and responses to opportunities.
Smrc.bilateral.nda
This document outlines a bilateral non-disclosure agreement between SMRC (Social Market Research for Charity) and another unnamed party. It establishes terms for protecting confidential information shared between the parties, including defining confidential information, prohibiting unauthorized disclosure or use, and outlining methods of disclosure. The agreement remains in effect for 3 years and protects trade secrets indefinitely. It governs any confidential information exchanged between the parties as they consider a potential business transaction.
SMRC.LOI
This document outlines a memorandum of understanding between SMRC and a potential partner. Key points include:
- SMRC proposes a joint venture where the partner can purchase 18-45% of SMRC's executive shares for $1.2-3 million.
- The funds would be used to complete SMRC's development and marketing for launch, and provide operating expenses.
- SMRC's social media model has been in development since 2009 through various companies. It aims to facilitate donations and social benefits for online activities.
- The MOU covers non-binding terms like the parties' proposed responsibilities, SMRC's stock structure and ownership, and next steps for launch. It establishes a framework for negotiating a
SMRC.EQUITY.PARTNER.TERMS-FINANCING.AGREEMENT
This document outlines terms for an equity partnership investment in Social Market Research for Charity (SMRC). Key details include:
- The $3 million investment would provide 40% of common executive shares, with funds used for marketing, development, and overhead.
- In return, the investor would receive repayment of their investment amount if desired. They would also receive dividend payments based on the percentage of shares they hold out of total issued common and preferred shares.
- SMRC plans to launch with 10 million members from large charity and education partners, and 500+ small sponsors. Funds would support growing membership through additional sponsor acquisition and former advertisers.
Smrc.business.profile
The document describes a proposed non-profit organization called Social Market Research for Charity (SMRC) that aims to:
1) Analyze public social media content to understand people's interests.
2) Match people to brands and causes they support to create qualified leads for sponsors.
3) Reward both members and sponsors by donating money to charities they care about based on their social media activity and engagement with the program.
The organization hopes to generate billions of dollars in donations to charities annually by monetizing public social media data in a non-invasive way and incentivizing engagement through charitable rewards. It is seeking startup funding from potential partners and outlines various funding levels and projected returns
SMRC.Charity.market.report
This document discusses the social web space and its growing popularity, profitability, and power. Some key points:
- Social networks now have over 3 billion registered users worldwide and are very popular and profitable, with an estimated market value over $45 billion for top US sites.
- Major companies are increasingly utilizing social media for marketing campaigns rather than traditional ads, showing its growing influence.
- The social web has revolutionized areas like consumer behavior, global development, activism, and politics by allowing information and ideas to spread rapidly on a global scale through connected users.
- However, the full potential of the social web remains largely untapped, as current models focus only on advertising revenue rather than harnessing the diverse value created
Social.Media.n.Rewards.Technology, aka Socialmarketresearchforcharity.org
Social.Media.n.Rewards.Technology, aka Socialmarketresearchforcharity.orgdba Social Market Research for Charity
Social Market Research for Charity's Equity Partner-Sponsor-Investor Presentation
Please see Social Market Research for Charity (SMRC), at:
------ Sponsor and Member Collateral & Attachments:
> http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/sponsor.pdf (sponsor introduction template as doc)
> http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/smrc.process.pdf (1 page: how it works)
> http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/Flyer.pdf (1 page sponsor flyer)
> http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/smrc.incomesheet.pdf (1st yr/mo; 2nd yr/Quarter; 3rd yr/summary)
> http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/member.pdf (introduction template as doc)
> http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/sponsor1.pdf (sponsor to sponsor invitation template as doc)
http://www.slideshare.net/pnakatadroid/monetize (main video slideshow - also same as on SMRC website)
------ Founder’s message/introduction:
> http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/founder.intro.pdf (Founder's intro, a link on sponsor.pdf)
----- Sponsor-Partner Investor Collateral & Attachments:& HTML5 Mini White Paper
> See notes on Page 52 of SMRC's Equity Sponsor Partner's presentation
> http://www.slideshare.net/pnakatadroid/socialmedianrewardstechnology
#####
SMRC is a Supplemental, Non-Invasive, User-Centric Media Monetization & Co-Branding Research service that [1] continuously pays to learn precisely what you ‘WILL like’ from [the custom theme(s) that link] what you [have REALLY Liked &] share in the PUBLIC social/ web media, matched [2] w/ REWARDING opportunities to learn more no purchase required: [As highly qualified leads, incentivized by the triple+5 rewards of creating Social Good w/ the sponsors who support your favorite causes].
SMRC currently has 7+ million people in the pipeline, including major universities, major children's health centers, national youth groups, and community churches, whose content will already generate a minimum $2.4 Billion in custom charitable donations and member rewards, year one!
We are looking to strategically partner with you and 1000’s of other sponsors, in order to generate a conservative: [a] $137 Billion per year to 501-c3 charity & member rewards, [b] $6.85 Billion / year to sponsor charity & sponsor rewards, [c] $11 Billion / year each, to (i) awarded donations (w/ rewards) & (ii) SMRC services, and [d] $1+ Trillion / year in related sponsor revenues, by year 3. Sound impossible? Be assured it’s not. I was the IBM Sr. World-Wide Business Architect Auditor2, responsible for introducing Open Source and “e-Business”, and the numbers are very conservative* with this model.
Contact us at your earliest convenience to become a SMRC sponsor.
Best Regards,
Phil Nakata, CBO, Founder and Senior Principle of SMRCYour Social-Philanthropic Fingerprint - Credit Rating
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- 1. Social Market Research for Charity (SMRC) 1009 Tantra Park Circle, Boulder CO 80305 – 720.432-5470 From: Phillip R. Nakata CBO & Founder, dba SMRC c/o 1009 Tantra Park Circle (virtual office) Boulder, CO 80305 Re: 137BB to Humanity from Noninvasive, User Centric, Media onetizing Brand Research: Web 3.0-4.0-Mobile-Video- $ M Cloud Collaborative ervices Technology S Date: Friday, January 04, 2013 Mission: A non-invasive, user-centric, media monetizing service that learns what people ‘WILL' like, from their ublic ocial media, p s matched to rewarding opportunities to learn more, no purchase required . Please see (bit.ly/smrchost9) ASAP (your invitation to a by-invitation-only service). Welcome to the opportunity to be a part of a major social paradigm shift for humanity by safely creating value for ALL human social interaction/content - from interacting with friends and sponsors to serious social advocacy (using only PUBLIC social content, where all charities are held accountable for their social impact). By focusing on technologically capturing the socio-emotional character of the social web, while integrating business collaboration and research (web 3.0) with artificial intelligence/ configuration/ security/ big-data & Virtualization (Web 4.0); this cycle, for it’s users, creates a highly beneficial system of (1) content monetization from everyday content, which fuels, (2) highly personalized, altruistically, and financially rewarding offers, from sponsors who will know that their offers, co-branded with each user’s favorite causes, will be relevant, educational, scientifically engaging and never invasive. Attractive to the 46%+ of every audience that typically never responds to invasive advertising. Up to a 60%+ change in brand loyalty, based on a sponsor’s affiliation with a consumer’s favorite social cause. This system is based on recent behavioral research, as it relates to motivation and philanthropy, and over 30 years of experience, successfully introducing some of the largest programs and cutting edge technology in the world. It will become by far the most valuable app on the market; outperforming every user side and enterprise side based app. Please take a few minutes and review this world changing service, which is brought possible by the natural evolution of social-technological innovation, creating $137BB+ per year for humanity. Sincerely, Phillip R. Nakata, Chief Business Officer and Group Program Director, SMRC (Social Market Research for Charity) (720) 432-5470 (Voice/SMS/Message); 720-569-7703 (Cell); 720-263-5036 (Fax); http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org; phillip.nakata@socialmarketresearchforcharity.org; www.linkedin.com/in/philliprnakata NOTE: a copy of this letter is at http://www.socialmarketresearchforcharity.org/host8e.doc or bit.ly/smrchost8e (PDF)