What happened to Web 2.0? Or Web 1.0 for that matter? What is all of that jibberish about anyway? It seems like catch-phrases like this are really just the bi-product of marketers trying to convince other marketers that they are good marketers.

It really means nothing to the average guy coming home from a hard day of work, who may (or may not) be interested or compelled enough to stop at the local Wal-Mart and buy what the marketers are marketing.

What matters in marketing is that you have a good product or message, and that the right people start talking about it. In fact, when the people start talking, nothing else really matters at all.

That is Yovia defined. We set out almost a 1 year ago to build a company that helped people to spread messages organically. The idea is to put advertisers in the hands of the average citizen, so that they will ’spread the word’.

(Before you get all teary-eyed…we’re making good money in the process)

So, thanks to all of you who have grown the Yovia network so much (there are 1,500 bloggers, almost 300 websites and 4.3 million organic pageviews per month).

We’re super excited (and slightly tired) to announce a new era at Yovia. The 4 million page view mark for our network represents a new level of growth.

Thanks everyone!

Stay tuned, and spread the word…

Jalali