Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 652

Alistair wasn't lying to his friends. He always planned things in advance, and when he realized that Family Frame had no potential to develop, he began planning his next startup.

He had been observing Facebook recently.

Facebook was created by a Yalle University student in his second year, and it launched in February of that year. It had only been launched for three months when it became

explosively popular at Yalle University.

While he was abroad, Alistair had met a few Casmanians who were Yalle University students.

He had heard from them that almost every student at their university had a Facebook account. The founder, Mark Zuckerberg, had decided to open Facebook to all universities. He was even planning to get into the international market so that he could bring his product to the entire world.

Alistair was still observing. He wanted to see how Facebook would be received at other universities. After all, Mark was from Yalle University, and it was natural for those from the same university to support him. It did not show Facebook's true business worth.

However, after observing Facebook for a while, he discovered Alumni Network, which was practically identical.

as it was launched, it was opened to all

fact, it was even becoming more and more like a business. Even international luxury brands like Hermes were

won't go far." A thin youth picked up half a cigarette from an ashtray and stuffed it into his

didn't have that reward system for those who brought in new

users, they had to pay 40 million for those users. Alumni Network has

becoming widespread, and the developmental trend of socializing on the Internet is already a given. Capital utilization has only shortened the

pulled out his wallet and took out two ten-dollar bills. "Go

money but was in no hurry to leave. He said thoughtfully, "Alistair, what do you think is the

why don't we make a social media platform that has nothing

and the thin youth lit up at

target market was tertiary educational institutions, and there were over a hundred million Internet users in the country. The market for educational institutions was only 30 million at most. Alumni Network only made up about a third of the enormous pie of

his chair and said with a passionate look in his eyes, "I'll

put their ideas into practice and act according to Alistair's motto, which was not to

in

young man and Wayne stared