Understanding Prosumer Advocates . http://bit.ly/YqN4m

As Prosumer advocates we drive to supermarkets and pick goods off the shelf and carry them to the check out to pay. We drive into service stations and pump petrol, check tyres, put coolant into our radiators and check our own oil and proceed to the checkout counter to pay. We also visit the online bank or ATM, complete our own direct deposits and payments. We book our own travel and accommodation online and we fill in consumer surveys and then we pay at the purchasing gateways. More and more consumers are doing value added for producers and at the same time sharing our experiences, good and bad, with others.

Have you ever been so happy with an everyday product or service that you have referred family, friends and associates to a particular vendor? Imagine if you found a vendor so appreciative of your advocacy they would be willing to pay you to publish your views. You could learn how to turn your every day experience into an advocate referral activity and earn a steady stream of cash, to save or spend as you wish!

From these few examples of prosumer advocacy, we can see that most consumers have simultaneously become a producer (one who does the work) and an advocate (one who promotes, refers and transfers experience to others). In other words we do a lot of work, generally as unpaid PROSUMER ADVOCATES!!

WallCann has studied this trend and increasing frequency and nature of unpaid work. So, we thought that it was about time for WallCann’s prosumer advocates to be properly recognised and get a better deal! We invite you to find out more about generating a prosumer advocate income stream.

Please visit here and join. Become a WRAPA (WallCann Rewards Affiliate Prosumer Advocate), it is easier than it sounds!

Simon Read was in showing us the postcard version of his great Ferrari series. Available soon. http://bit.ly/rijBl

Race is over, sweep winners paid, tidying up is done, was Fun and plenty of food left over. Thanks to all.

getting setup for our Melbourne Cup lunch. Too much food as usual.