The Inception of WBC - A Journey of Partnership and Innovation:

• The Meeting of Minds (1999): Our story began in 1999 when Daniel and Angelina connected online. It was the dawn of a new millennium and the digital world was just beginning to blossom.
• A Partnership Forged (2000): By 2000, this connection had evolved into a strong business partnership. Soon after, their professional bond deepened into a personal one as they became a married couple.
• Early Days - Building the Foundation: The initial years were marked by typical startup challenges and joys - working with clients, coding into the night, fueled by deep dish pizza, and brainstorming during neighborhood walks. It was a time of laying the groundwork for what WBC would become.
• On the Road – Airstreaming Adventures: For the past six years, Daniel and Angelina have taken their vision on the road, traveling full-time in an Airstream. This journey wasn’t just about meeting clients but also about discovering inspirational Wellness Provider across the country, gathering stories, and building a network.
• The Evolution Amidst a Changing Industry: Recognizing the slow yet inevitable shift in the legacy news industry towards digital platforms, WBC's vision began to take a more definitive shape. Inspired by the likes of Elon Musk and his significant investment in digital platforms, WBC started to align its strategy with the evolving media landscape.
• Embracing AI: Long before AI made its public debut in 2023, Daniel was planning on it's integration with 'Intelligent Netware', the company he and Angelina founded. "For nearly a decade we’ve been fine-tuning our capabilities with syndication and digital franchising, preparing to aim AI at a corpus to gain insights from trustworthy citizen journalists. Then all of a sudden we have custom GPTs!" (Generative Pre-trained Transformers); shares Daniel.
• The Formal Launch: All these experiences and preparatory steps have culminated in the formal launch of WBC in 2024. This wasn’t just a decision; it was seizing an opportunity at the right moment in the digital revolution - facilitated by the emergence of AI and the decline of trust in legacy media.
• A Reflection of Gratitude: Angelina shares; "As we look back on this journey, we can’t help but feel grateful. Grateful for the connections made, the characters forged, insights gained, and the stories collected. And yes, we are incredibly glad to have met – not just each other but every individual who has been a part of this journey."

In Summary: WBC’s inception is a tale of partnership, passion, and perseverance. From a simple online meeting to a full-fledged digital platform, our journey has been about adapting, innovating, and above all, believing in the power of shared stories and a digital community. The year 2024 marks not just the formal launch of WBC but also the celebration of a vision coming to fruition in an era ripe for digital storytelling, accompanied by personal and professional transformation.

The rise of citizen journalism represents a profound transformation in media and communication, driven by technological advancements and shifting societal norms. While citizens have historically played a role in disseminating news and information, the emergence of social media and streaming services has democratized this process to an unprecedented degree. This concept, rooted in the belief that every citizen can engage in acts of journalism, has deep historical roots in the United States.

The contemporary citizen journalist movement gained momentum as early as the 1988 U.S. presidential election. This sparked a shift towards a more participatory approach to news reporting, with individuals leveraging social media platforms to share real-time updates, personal perspectives, and eyewitness accounts. Today, we witness the rise of citizen journalism across various social media platforms, where certain voices garner millions of views per post.

Fostered by the advent of social media and streaming services, citizen journalism has fundamentally altered how news and information are produced, distributed, and consumed. By empowering individuals to actively participate in the media ecosystem, citizen journalism has the potential to democratize the flow of information and challenge the dominance of traditional media outlets. Moreover, it serves as a mechanism for holding these outlets accountable to diverse perspectives and voices, enriching public discourse and fostering a more honest media landscape.

As a WBC Local Expert, your responsibilities include:

• Acting as WBC's Official Representative in Your City by Practicing Ethical Behavior: Embrace the role with pride! Representing the Business Women's Network (WBC) is about setting a positive example. It's about everyday actions that reflect integrity and respect – simple things like being honest in your communications and treating others with kindness. It's less about rigid protocols and more about embodying values that make everyone feel valued and supported.
• Listening and Watching for Noteworthy Wellness Provider Stories: Keep an ear to the ground in your daily life. This isn't about conducting formal interviews or extensive research; it's about being open to the stories that unfold around you. Whether it's a conversation at a local coffee shop or a post on social media, you have the opportunity to spot inspiring tales of women making a difference in business.
• Locating and Forwarding to the Subject of the Story the WBC Syndication Opportunity: When you come across a compelling story, it's as simple as reaching out with a friendly message. Let the subject know about the opportunity to be featured by WBC. It's a gesture of recognition and support for their achievements, and you're just the messenger delivering good news!
• Verifying the Authenticity of the Story Within Reasonable Doubt: You don't need to be a detective; just ensure the story feels genuine. This can be as straightforward as a casual conversation with the subject or a quick look at their business online. It’s about having a reasonable level of confidence in the story's authenticity.
• Providing Links to Relevant Information and Submission Forms: Be a helpful guide. When you connect with someone who has a story to share, simply provide them with the link to where they can find more information or submit their story. Think of yourself as a helpful signpost, directing them to where they can share their inspiring journey.
• Documenting the Essential Facts and Contact Information for Future Reference: Keep a simple record of the stories you come across. This could be as easy as jotting down key details in a notebook or a digital document. It's not about extensive documentation but capturing the essence of the story and how to reconnect with the individual in the future.

By approaching these responsibilities as opportunities to engage, support, and celebrate wellness experts within your community, the tasks become less like chores and more like rewarding activities that contribute to a larger, inspiring goal.

No there is not a cost to become a WBC Scout. You may elect to participate as an Ambassador. In that case, there is a website customization and support cost of $50/month. This is to cover the coding, training, and support for the leadership role. Learn more...

No Territorial Limits – Embrace the Freedom: At WBC, the absence of assigned territories is not just a policy; it's a cornerstone of our empowering approach. This is where the true charm of a national syndication network shines.

• Work Remotely, Anywhere You Choose: You're not bound by geographical limitations. Whether you're at the comfort of your home, on the move, or exploring a new city, you have the liberty to work remotely. This flexibility ensures that you can connect with stories and individuals from diverse locations, enriching the network with a wide range of experiences and perspectives.
• Your 'Home Base': A Foundation, Not a Fence: As an Ambassador, you'll choose one or more 'home bases' – not as a territory, but as a focal point for your activities. Think of it as having a local address in a global village. This ‘home base’ is about having a grounding presence in a community or town, giving you a sense of belonging and identity while allowing you to reach out far beyond its borders.
• Syndication Without Boundaries: The stories you discover and share aren't confined to your 'home base'; they are broadcast across the entire U.S. This means your work has national impact, allowing stories from any corner of the country to find a nationwide audience.
• Tailored Marketing Materials for Greater Reach: Your marketing tools, like business cards, will feature a specific URL unique to your 'home base'. This URL is more than just a web address; it's a gateway for the community to engage with the network. When unaffiliated stories are submitted through your URL's contact page, they're not only given a platform but also contribute to community bonus commissions – a way of giving back and fostering local engagement.

In summary: WBC's model transcends traditional territorial boundaries, offering you the freedom to operate across any location while maintaining a strong local presence. This innovative approach balances local engagement with national reach, ensuring that every story, regardless of its origin, has the opportunity to resonate across the country. With WBC, you're a local champion with a national stage, bringing unique stories to a wide audience while contributing positively to your chosen community.

Ultimate Flexibility - Your Schedule, Your Choice: As an independent citizen journalist, Scout, or Ambassador with WBC, you are the master of your own time. The beauty of this role is in its flexibility – you have the freedom to work whenever it suits you best.

• Work Around Your Life, Not the Other Way Around: Whether it’s fitting in tasks during your children's nap times, setting aside time in the evenings, or making the most of your commute to a day job, the choice is entirely yours. This flexibility ensures that you can balance your responsibilities with WBC alongside your personal life and other commitments.
• Respectful Communication within Business Hours: While the majority of your work – be it research, creative writing, or learning – can be done at any hour that suits you, there’s just one small guideline to keep in mind. When it comes to communication, we ask that it fits within the normal business hours of your recipients. This is out of respect for their time and to maintain professional standards.
• Empowerment Through Independence: The Pandemic lock-downs taught us a lot. For WBC, you manage your time effectively and work in a way that complements your lifestyle. Whether you’re an early bird who thrives in the quiet of dawn, a lunch-time face-to-face, or a night owl who finds inspiration under the moon, your schedule is yours to design.

In Summary: Your role as a citizen journalist, Scout, or Ambassador with WBC is free to harmonize with your life. You have the autonomy to decide when, where, and how you work, as long as you keep in mind the business hours for communication. This approach ensures that you can be productive and creative on your own terms, making the role not just a job, but a seamlessly integrated part of your life.

Joining WBC as a Scout is completely free, requiring only your time and effort. For every article or video feature you discover and refer to WBC that gets syndicated, you'll earn a 10% commission based on the sponsor's payment for the story.

Should you choose to become an Ambassador, your responsibilities and potential earnings increase. As an Ambassador, you'll still earn your 10% commission for each of your own syndicated stories. Additionally, you'll gain a 2% commission on the syndicated stories referred by the Scouts you sponsor within our network. Furthermore, as an Ambassador, you're eligible for a 3% commission pool. Think of this as a 3% bonus from the total success of your local WBC website / geographic area. This bonus rewards you for enhancing WBC's impact in your community.

In total, as an Ambassador, you can earn up to 15% commission on each story you help to syndicate. The monthly fee for the Ambassador privileges is $50. This cost covers the website customization, training and support, and your Press Pass, and Media Kit.

See the commission calculator for imaginging your success.

We cherish the clarifying advocacy approach of NO distractions. We believe it distinctly supports the essence of citizen journalism. Your content is about you, you, and you. Expect no pop-ups, distractions, or cross-selling to dilute your message. This commitment to a pure, focused experience underlines our promise: your story will captivate and connect with your audience undisturbed. It's a testament to our fair business practice and a clear stand in advocating for genuine storytelling.

• "I'm not a tech-savvy person." You don't need to be. Our platforms are designed to be user-friendly, and we provide all the training you need.
• "I'll wait until it becomes more popular." It's already popular among those leading the way, and now is the perfect time to join as the platform grows.
• "Is it really effective?" Absolutely. We have the success stories and the data to back it up. Your expertise, when syndicated through our platforms, reaches far and wide.
• "What if it doesn’t work for me?" There's minimal risk with high potential rewards. You're investing your time in a venture that’s been refined over decades to ensure success.

It is neither a Multi-level marketing Network, nor a Ponzi Scheme. Here is why:

• No Participation Fee: Business Women's Network (WBC) operates without requiring a participation fee and compensates individuals solely based on scouting commissions, it is structurally different from a Ponzi scheme and avoids key characteristics that often lead to legal scrutiny. By not charging a participation or membership fee, WBC avoids the model where income is generated primarily from new recruits paying to join. This is a key differentiator from pyramid schemes or Ponzi schemes.
• No Minimum Purchase Requirements: WBC does not require representatives to purchase any products or hold inventory. This fundamental difference means that individuals associated with WBC are not under pressure to make regular purchases to earn commissions.
• Earnings Based on Commissions: If WBC’s compensation is based solely on scouting commissions, it implies that earnings are directly linked to the productive activity of identifying and referring legitimate business stories. This is a tangible service and adds value, differentiating it from a scheme that pays based on recruitment.
• Sustainable and Ethical Business Practice: This model is more sustainable and ethical as it's based on actual work (scouting and syndicated stories) rather than on the recruitment of an ever-increasing number of participants.

Summary: WBC’s model, free from the pressures and financial burdens of being "garage qualified," offers a more sustainable and ethically sound approach. It focuses on the actual service provided by its participants rather than on the purchase or sale of inventory. This not only makes it more participant-friendly but also aligns it with a more traditional business service model, differentiating it from many practices seen in the MLM industry.

In short: We believe in the virtues held by a successful meritocracy: individual honesty, integrity, a decent work ethic, collaboration, celebration, and so on. We want to work with those that we can inspire, and those that will pass the baton as a gift to individuals, and communities all across America. The roles are ideal for those who are passionate about advocating for healers achievements. To be well-suited for WBC scouting, certain virtues and life experiences can significantly contribute to a candidate's qualification:

Virtues:

1. Integrity: Upholding strong moral principles.
2. Curiosity: Actively seeking insights.
3. Empathy: Understanding the feelings of others.
4. Diligence: Commitment to fact-checking.
5. Adaptability: Flexibility in the nature of news.
6. Perseverance: Persistence in pursuing stories.

Life Experiences or Roles:

1. Journalism or Reporting Experience
2. Business Professionals
3. Community Activists or Leaders
4. Academic or Research Background
5. Entrepreneurs or Business Owners
6. Public Relations or Marketing
7. Nonprofit Sector Experience
8. Social Media Influencers or Bloggers
9. Moms at Home
10. Retired Individuals

These roles, combined with the essential virtues, equip candidates with the diverse skills and perspectives necessary for effective and insightful WBC scouting. Learn more...

The Application process to be authenticated is simple, fun and personable. You'll simply have a conversation with the WBC founder Angelina Musik. Angelina simply wants to come to "know, like, and trust" each and every Ambassador. This way, Ambassadors are free to sponsor their team of Scouts, to whome they will train, converse, meet, and support. Text Angelina for a schedule of available 45 minute zoom conversations. (480) 440-4740

You are very familiar with syndication. Think of a sporting event recorded in a single location but available for watching from anywhere. Yep, syndication! This digital distribution revolutionizes information flow, establishing a dynamic, two-way interaction. Content flows directly from the author to the viewer, who can then engage, respond, or share, creating a feedback loop that can inform and influence subsequent content creation. This reciprocal communication enhances user engagement and content relevance. To understand WBC's transformative role in media distribution, learn about its capacity to amplify stories and drive your success in the digital age....

No Membership Fee at WBC:

• Absolutely Free: WBC does not charge any membership fees. It's all about accessible support and growth for women in business.
• Revenue Model: Our income comes from creative production, PR, and syndication services, not from our members.
• Benefits for Participants: As a WBC Scout, you gain networking, visibility, and professional growth opportunities, at no cost.

In short, WBC offers a cost-free, empowering platform for women in business to connect, grow, and succeed.

The short answer is 'timing'. Why is NOW a pivotal time? The answer is specifically tied to the concept of the Diffusion of Innovation curve, and several converging market conditions. For twenty years, Intelligent Netware has persevered the 'CHASM' between inventing digital syndication and the current emergence of AI. The Gig Economy has accelerated due to economic challenges, and small enterprises are still trying to rebound post-pandemic shutdowns, along with navigating the profound societal changes that ensued. Presently, we're witnessing a convergence of multiple factors, all of which are aligning favorably for you. Learn more...

Please share your questions we have not yet answered by texting the Founder (Angelina) directly: (480) 440-4740