Today I discovered that the change.gov website of president-elect Barack Obama opened a new part. They are collecting ideas to compile a list of the best voted and though out ideas to present to the president-to-be when he enters office. I am hoping that this may be a great way to get the idea of Avacafe in front of him so he and his cabinet can see something that can transform our economy and create income for all of us.

Please read the post below called “Better ideas than stimulated bailouts” to get more information about the Avacafe system of how it can pay all of us for surveys from companies. You can also get even more information at http://www.avacafe.com/

Then go to the Change.gov’s “Citizen’s Briefing Book” at http://citizensbriefingbook.change.gov/ and search for: Information saves the economy

This brings you to my post. Vote it up and comment on it to help bring it to the forefront. Together we can make this happen!

-Keitan

What mystery lies behind the hands that take our money to try to improve a titanic ship that sails in an economic sea of icebergs? As the activity of commerce slows, this is the time of contemplation and thought of how to build a system that is sustainable and responsible. The earth takes a sigh of relief from the human exploitation with this downturn and we hope that our illustrious leaders take notice that what we voted for was a real change. The manufacture of cheap products that produce poisons to our habitat is no longer applicable. And though we can complain much about the things that they do wrong, such idle chatter brings forth little progress.

Amongst the people there has been discussion about a simple and amazingly powerful idea. As Barack Obama prepares to inherit the largest mess in decades we hope to make him see the change we voted for. It’s not easy to get grass roots solutions through all the people and special interests that surround him, but the Internet has shown a special strength among the common people. One email can spread like wildfire to dozens, hundreds, thousands and even millions. And together our voices can be heard through all the white noise. If we come together on some basic principles of real change for our country there is nothing they can do but listen. Here is the basic idea along with the delivery method:

How to save the economy:

1. Pay people for their information through group interest surveys. People register and list their demographics and interests to join other similar people in survey groups to sell their information and get paid for their time. Companies pay targeted consumers to fill out surveys on how to develop new products and services. Consumers guarantee their interest and attention to accurate answers. Surveying pays consumers $0.34 per minute of survey ($20/hour).
2. Consumers donate at least 10% of their survey income to the non-profit of their choice.
3. The central government funds the initial development of the survey system and guarantees that the information of the public remains owned by the public. As the system grows, 5% of the survey income of consumers is dedicated to the further development of the system.
4. Non-profit entities are completely transparent in the use of the collected survey income allocated to them. This gives accountability to the public to see where our donation money is going.
5. Companies finally get the information they have been wanting for pennies on the dollar of what they are used to paying. They spend less on marketing, and more on developing products that their consumers have asked for.
6. Result: The economy becomes a true representation of the needs and desires of the population. Non-profits entities spend time mostly on their mission as they receive needed funding from this system. Companies produce more exacting amounts of product to meet need, thus reducing waste and expensive storage. The Avacafe idea enhances relationships between consumers and companies at the local level as well as a nationally. The idea can easily scale to a worldwide level.