
Explore the internet revolution, the net across concept, and how online startups shape social relationships and decisions, examining money, donors, and the tension between real business and influence.
Create content across social channels, blogs, and video to build an online presence and engage your audience. Use SEO and content marketing to reach first page and attract media attention.
Identify new projects and topics to attract a larger audience and spark engagement, then segment your audience, build a subculture with distinct appearances, and craft multiple personas to grow followers.
Create personalized exercises and images to express your personality and style. Build separate profiles across platforms and plan seamless sales, service, and promotion ideas.
Identify and grow an audience by creating engaging content, photo opportunities, and publications, then map needs and joys to deliver value that fuels attention and well-being.
Search for a new space or create your own space to express yourself and build presence, and weigh raising capital, social media awareness, and using free-time activities to create joy.
Examine how free and paid content shapes professional success, and explore mindful, value-driven sharing and innovation to avoid dependency on endlessly consumable information.
Examine levels of publicity, identify the segment of people, and decide what to publish or not publish; apply communication technologies to build a self organization approach.
Explore exercises 35–42 through step-by-step prompts that teach you to write and design original content, validate it ethically, and engage audiences with creative strategies.
Develop professional competence and social influence through exercises 43-50 by listing missing competencies, shaping groups, and executing the networks project.
Take exercises 51–60 to set action plans, write down goals, and identify methods to improve skills, collaborate, and market your work in a global economy.
Explore steps 61–70: align goals with your syllabus, cultivate independent thinking and relationships, identify real products and services, and practice mindful information intake, self-reflection, and time-bound personal growth.
Engage with online subcultures, create original content instead of copying, decide independently, express opinions responsibly, and protect copyright while evaluating internet sources.
Examine how to present information to publics, using memes and information strategies while navigating censorship, propaganda, and mission-driven steps toward economic outcomes.
Explore steps 91-100 to build self-awareness, set clear goals, write down thoughts, resist manipulation by progress, create safe spaces, and develop writing skills for confident, professional growth.
Advantages of being a post-netocrat:
1. You can be successful in online and real life areas;
2. You can use authority created on the Internet in the real world as well;
3. You have more freedom and choices in problem solving.
I am encouraging you to become a post-netocrat. Try to act like a post-netocrat for three or four months. Just try the following 100 steps and “wear” this identity. Maybe you will like it. Maybe this is what you need.