At Free IQ, the best content appears at the top of every search, based on actual reviews.
Search for any topic you're interested in learning more about - from business management to marketing to software to your favorite hobby - and see all the experts and authors and speakers on that subject.
Their patent pending search algorithm causes the best information to appear at the top, based on the reviews of the free information by other people interested in that same topic.
In fact, other Free IQ users all over the world screen all the available information for you, so when you want to know something, the best video and audio presentations come out on top.
And if you're an expert or author or consultant, it means you don't have to travel to give your presentation. Just upload your presentation to Free IQ and they'll host it and deliver it - for free!
So whatever you want to learn, just type in a search and see what comes up. Frankly, all of the speakers and experts and authors want your attention because they sell books, courses, extended learning materials, seminars, coaching and consulting.
But the ones that come out on top are the ones that give the most valuable information for free. And you can watch or listen to entire presentations anytime you want. You don't even have to register for Free IQ - just click to play and start watching or listening right away.
Later, if you want to give your opinion, write a review or leave feedback for others, just click 'Join' in the upper right hand corner to create a free account.
And if you decide to buy more materials or consulting from an expert showcasing his or her talent on Free IQ, you'll know what you're getting because you've already seen or heard them talk and teach.
How did you like this tool? Post your review and rate this service.
I found about about this site from Brad Fallon and while it is still in beta form I can see the potential here.
Benefits for you the user, you can search to find free videos, audios and presentations etc. for yourself to learn from.
You'll be able to post your reviews, just like you can at SureFireWealth.com, so the content search results will pull up the most highly rated results first.
This saves you lots of time searching through places like google, yahoo, msn search etc. getting content that is either worthless or not what you are looking for.
As a contributor you can upload your videos, audio and profile at Free IQ and get more exposure for yourself and your products while helping people at the same time.
Excellent site and you can use it for free. If you want to join, you can also sign up for free to upload your own content.
Check this out, you will see a lot more of this site in the future!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Free IQ By Brad Fallon
Brad's Next Big Thing, April 01, 2007
Reviewer: Lon Naylor
First of all...I am a HUGE Brad Fallon fan.
I saw FreeIQ as part of Brad's business vision presentation during Mike Filsaime's 2007Figure Business event in Long Island, NY in Feb. 2007
I also got to sit at lunch that weekend with Brad and Jeff Johnson and chat more about the project.
As a marketer, I specialize in Camtasia videos and this new platform immediately became a core component of my 2007 business plan and I signed up for the beta program before I even left that event.
Brad is building a service that will reshape the way video and other useful multimedia content is delivered and monetized on the Internet with files of unlimited size, the sharing of knowledge-based content, and a sales and affiliate model that is unheard of...
Oh...and it's free!
If I had 6 stars to whip out, I'd do it here.
Rock on Brad! I'm pullin' for this one...
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Free IQ By Brad Fallon
Lots of good materials, April 24, 2007
Reviewer: Lynn Lopez
This contained some pretty engaging stuff. Initially, I was hesitant to check it out because I didn't want to have to sign up for an account, then it turns out that the videos are viewable even if you're not signed in, so that gave me a chance to take a look around first. If you want to review or rate the materials, however, you're going to need an account with FreeIQ.
Image and audio quality for the handful of videos I viewed weren't bad, and I love how you don't have to download anything at all to access the files, save for the PDF files available here. For those, you need to have a FreeIQ account. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who's into Internet marketing and Web 2.0 stuff, but don't want to have to do any reading. The videos will make it easy for you to learn more.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Free IQ By Brad Fallon
The portal of the future!, September 12, 2007
Reviewer: Lorie Therese Locara
Wow. A search engine just for free resources. I’ve been loving Google for the most part, but I am under the opinion that sometimes, the content being delivered is just not meaty enough. Not that it’s any of Google’s fault. It is just that because of Adsense generation and the boom of the SEO venture, where ad copy is optimized for Google, we are getting more and more results that are 70+ percent fluff. But thanks to FreeIQ, there is now a way to get better content.
While I had expected articles, this search engine-slash-marketplace is actually a repository of audio and video resources. When you type a search term, if the content or the resource is available, then there would be results that would appear, and you can have your pick of them.
The good part is that even the free results, whether video or audio, are all valuable, and though I have yet to come across written content, I am excited enough at the potential of this portal/repository.
What makes this a valuable resource portal is that their search engine results system is determined by the users’ ratings of the content. Therefore, the users have more control over the rise of the content up the ranks of the results pages.
The good: free _valuable_ content galore, innovative, and the clean lines and layout only serve to make me enthuse over this even more.
The bad: the content is mostly made up of audio and video. So if you are unfortunate enough to be on dial-up, then you may grow impatient as you are downloading the content you wanted to access.
But on the whole, I am loving this, and I’m hoping they get their patent approved soon, then roll out of beta!
