The Dilemma: Finding Quality Free Information
When you search the web for free information or free products, it is easy to feel inundated with all the junk that you run into.
Everyone has an opinion about nearly everything. Sure, everyone has a right to their opinion but that does not mean their opinions are suited to your needs or are even factually correct.
How do you sift and sort through everything to find the gems that you are looking for?
Try Finding Quality Videos on YouTube
Here is a case in point.
YouTube has millions of free videos and can provide hours of entertainment.
However, if you are looking for quality videos on a particular topic, you can spend hours wading through all kinds of irrelevant junk, because YouTube gives you a list of videos that's machine-picked based on keywords.
YouTube has millions of free videos and can provide hours of entertainment.
However, if you are looking for quality videos on a particular topic, you can spend hours wading through all kinds of irrelevant junk, because YouTube gives you a list of videos that's machine-picked based on keywords.
Consider How Wikipedia Solved the Problem
Wikipedia is the largest repository of free information on just about everything under the sun.
Despite the fact that it is free and despite the fact that anyone can contribute content, the information on Wikipedia is factually accurate, unbiased, and very comprehensive.
Wikipedia accomplished this feat by allowing anyone to edit, modify, and correct the information provided by anyone else.
In other words, Wikipedia has a form of democratic or consensus "voting system" on its content that ensures you get the best information that is accurate and complete.
What if one could do something similar with free videos, free audio, free e-books, and other free information and content?
Despite the fact that it is free and despite the fact that anyone can contribute content, the information on Wikipedia is factually accurate, unbiased, and very comprehensive.
Wikipedia accomplished this feat by allowing anyone to edit, modify, and correct the information provided by anyone else.
In other words, Wikipedia has a form of democratic or consensus "voting system" on its content that ensures you get the best information that is accurate and complete.
What if one could do something similar with free videos, free audio, free e-books, and other free information and content?
With FreeIQ You Can Do Exactly That!
FreeIQ is a service that ranks free videos, audio, e-books, and other free content according to the reviews of other users who are also interested in that topic, with the most valuable and popular free content at the top.They even rate and rank reviews, meaning that reviews that are rated higher by other website visitors will have a greater impact on the credibility ranking of the product that is discussed in the review.
That might be a little confusing. So, let's summarize.
On FreeIQ you can provide your review and rating of a particular free item. Other people can do the same, but they can also rate the relevance of your review. The higher other people rate your review, the more credibility it will have and the more impact it will have on where the product is listed in the search results.
That is just simply mind-blowing!
With this multiple-tiered rating and review system, the free content that is considered most relevant and of the highest quality by consensus of all the FreeIQ visitors will always be shown at the top of your search.
No more wading through hundreds of irrelevant pages with junk content.
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More on Their Content Ranking System
Reviewers that build up a positive reputation in a certain topic (by writing a lot of helpful reviews) are given higher credibility than the once-off or occasional reviewer.
Plus, there are many other factors in the way they rank the content search results. For example, they track things like "How many of the viewers of a video watched at least 5 minutes before stopping the presentation?"
The more people who decide that the content is worth watching, for a longer period of time, the higher that content will be ranked.
All the ranking decisions are based on the quality of the free content.
Plus, there are many other factors in the way they rank the content search results. For example, they track things like "How many of the viewers of a video watched at least 5 minutes before stopping the presentation?"
The more people who decide that the content is worth watching, for a longer period of time, the higher that content will be ranked.
All the ranking decisions are based on the quality of the free content.
Where Does FreeIQ Get Its Free Content?
The answer is simple:
Anybody can upload content to FreeIQ.
Ah, wait, you say. If anybody can upload content to FreeIQ, wouldn't it become just another repository of junk information?
Reread what was said earlier about their consensus rating and review system.
Even though junk might be uploaded, you will most likely never see it in your search results!
That's the real power of FreeIQ!
Anybody can upload content to FreeIQ.
Ah, wait, you say. If anybody can upload content to FreeIQ, wouldn't it become just another repository of junk information?
Reread what was said earlier about their consensus rating and review system.
Even though junk might be uploaded, you will most likely never see it in your search results!
That's the real power of FreeIQ!
Head on Over to FreeIQ Right Now
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- It's free to join, and the content is free. What are you waiting for?
- Add You Own Content to FreeIQ
- If you have free content to share, upload it today so that it can be rated and reviewed. You never know, it might rise to the top of the searches!
- The FreeIQ Home Page
- If you just want to browse around, then the FreeIQ home page is a good place to start.
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