Forbes magazine is changing the world's 10 companies

Forbes magazine, in the internet age, there are 10 companies are changing the world, not only changed the way people look at the world, the way people interact with the world has also been affected by the changes. The 10 companies were:

1, Instagram

It is a picture social sharing platform, is a popular photo sharing site, mainly using filters to enhance the picture. Instagram has no marketing budget, relying mainly on fans to spread to the world. Facebook has spent 1 billion of dollars to buy Instagram. Its success tells us that we should nurture a community and let users advertise for themselves.

2, 2tor

Founded in 2008, it has worked with a number of universities in the United States to bring degree courses online. The goal of 2tor is simple: online education is not compromised by quality, student experience, and employment. 2tor has already financed 96 million dollars. Its success tells us: industry reform is possible, if there is a creative creativity.

3. Global Giving

Global giving mainly assists people to invest in developing countries. It has created a network of donations to finance global grassroots projects. Global giving has funded 65 million of billions of dollars to finance more than 5,000 projects. Its success tells us that in the field of giving back to society, we can also build a vibrant community.

4, Pinterest

Pinterest is a virtual platform for users to share images, and it has become the third largest social network in the United States. Pinterest has recreated social networks to share a vast collection of virtual images. Its success tells us: the website is simple and easy to use, can accumulate massive user.

5, Airbnb

Airbnb is an online house rental website that rents some of the rest of the accommodations to travellers and enters the hotel industry. By 2011, Airbnb's valuation had reached 1 billion dollars. Airbnb recently improved the service, improve the quality, prevent the house from being stolen, service, avoid the public relations crisis. Its success tells us that once laissez-faire, public relations disasters can destroy businesses.

6, Square

Square is a mobile payment company, valued at $1 billion trillion, which provides mobile marketers with a solution that accepts credit card payments. Square provides equipment and applications free of charge, increases the user base, and extracts only a small amount from the transaction to form its own revenue. Its success tells us: the free delivery of products will bring a lot of revenue.

7, Zappos.com

Zappos, the world's most popular online retailer of footwear, starts with a simple idea: customer-centric, and others behind. Zappos has always adhered to the principles. 2009, Amazon bought Zappos 1.2 billion dollars. Its success tells us: good for customers, customers will return you.

8, BetterWorks

BetterWorks is a social welfare platform and a workplace recognition and reward platform. To attract and retain employees, BetterWorks allows companies to reward employees in innovative ways through local partners. This approach enhances the attractiveness of the company to its employees and greatly improves the productivity of its employees. Its success tells us: treat the staff, they are the foundation of the company.

9, Docstoc

Docstoc was initially a document-keeping and sharing site, but the company later adjusted its business model to allow users to sell uploaded files and successfully attracted business people to participate. Finally, the company hired a professional team of lawyers and business advisers to produce original content. Docstoc founder Jason Nazar (Jason Nazar) and Arron Schwarz (Alon Schwartz) have given social features to the boring world of professional documents. Its success tells us: The revenue model can be flexible, should be adjusted as the company's development.

10, decoupled place

Decoupled place is one of Silicon Valley's most forward-looking electric-car makers, and its main business is to build transportation infrastructure for electric cars. By investing in the infrastructure of the future, decoupled place opens new avenues for greener, more energy-efficient automotive technology. Its success tells us that it is a very effective business model to target future market demand and develop products for it.