TW201918964A - Automated information update method - Google Patents

Abstract

Information relating to a computer embedded object for sale can be found through a specification searching criteria derived from an identification code, configuration, and/or specification of the seller's computer embedded object. The computer embedded object can be a mobile device, an accessory of mobile device, a mobile subscription plan, or a vehicle. The identification code can be used to identify the seller's computer embedded object, configuration, and/or specification. The information may be automatically updated using the configuration of the computer embedded object and can be provided to a group of potential buyers to view and to complete sales transactions.

Description

 Automated information update method    Field of invention  

The present invention relates to uploading reference information using upload criteria derived from an identification code or specification of a consumer computer system.

 Background of the invention  

The Internet is a revolutionary technology for accessing information. Users can access information or sell their products around the world by simply clicking the mouse button. Given the widespread acceptance of the Internet by society, the amount of information accessible through the Internet has grown exponentially. For example, consumers can use the Internet storefront to sell large quantities of goods. In many cases, the seller only needs to update the product information in the online shopping database of the storefront. This information can be further used for advertising purposes.

Sellers can often update their products for sale on the Internet, such as mobile computing devices or vehicles. In many cases, the seller must manually type in such merchandise information. Often, it is not possible to automatically type in the information of a mobile device or vehicle. Information must be manually typed into an online retail site, such as Amazon, eBay, or any other online retail store.

The methods described in this section are methods that can be performed, but are not necessarily methods that have been previously contemplated or have been performed. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the methods described in this section are qualified as prior art.

 Summary of invention  

According to an embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically provided, comprising the steps of: a server receiving at least one of an identification code or a specification of a computer embedded object for sale; the server automatically selecting a plurality of a parameter for cultivating a target webpage associated with the identification code of the computer embedded object or the at least one of the specifications; the server automatically creates a webpage, the webpage allowing for a use The parameter is selected from the plurality of parameters used to colonize a target web page; the server uses the selected parameters to establish at least a portion of the target web page.

In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a non-transitory computer readable medium storing a sequence of instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, causes the following steps to be performed: at a server Receiving at least one of an identification code or a specification of a computer embedded object for sale; automatically selecting a plurality of parameters at the server for the identification of the embedded embedded object and the computer embedded object a target webpage associated with the code or the at least one of the specifications; automatically creating a webpage at the server, the webpage allowing a user to select a parameter from the plurality of parameters used to colonize a target webpage; The server uses the selected parameters to establish at least a portion of the target web page.

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically provided, comprising the steps of: displaying a list of a plurality of devices connected to a network to a user; and in response to a user indicating a device on the list For sale, an identification code or a specification is uploaded from the device; the identification code or the information related to the specification is retrieved; the information is displayed to the user.

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically proposed, comprising the steps of: a server receiving a search item from a plurality of potential purchasers of a commodity; a list of one of the potential purchasers of the plurality of potential purchasers Sent to a seller, the list of potential buyers lists potential buyers with a search item associated with the parameters of one of the seller's products.

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically provided, comprising the steps of: a user computer transmitting a search criterion to a server, the search criteria including a search item of an object of interest to the user; The user computer receives the search result from the server, and the search result includes the commodity information of interest, the interest product information includes a list of contacts of one or more potential purchasers; and the received content is displayed at the user computer A list of product information and contacts, which is located in a contact group of one of the communication software installed on the user's computer.

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically provided, comprising the steps of: a user computer transmitting a search criterion to a server, the search criteria including a search item of an object of interest to the user; The user computer receives the search result from the server, and the search result includes the item information of interest, the item of interest information includes a list of contacts of one or more sellers of the item of interest; at the user computer The received product information and the contact list are displayed, and the contact list is located in a contact group of one of the communication software installed on the user's computer.

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically provided, comprising the steps of: displaying a webpage to a plurality of users; receiving an identification code and configuration from a computer embedded object of a user communicating with the webpage Or specification; allows a user having a computer embedded object with a specific identification code, configuration, or specification to post a comment or participate in a conversation on the web page, the specific identification code or specification specifying one of the owner or management of the web page By.

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically provided, comprising the steps of: receiving a search result, the search result comprising: at least one identification information of the supply commodity, a description of the at least one supply commodity, Identification information of at least one seller of the at least one merchandise, an email address of the at least one seller, or a phone number of the at least one seller; automatically storing at least a portion of the search results in a phone book Displaying information in the phone book, the information including at least a portion of the search results.

According to still another embodiment of the present invention, a method is specifically provided, comprising the steps of: receiving a search result, the search result comprising: at least one identification information of the supply commodity, a description of the at least one supply commodity, Identification information of at least one seller of the at least one merchandise, an email address of the at least one seller, or a phone number of the at least one seller; automatically storing at least a portion of the search results in a contact list Medium; displays information in the contact list that includes at least a portion of the search results.

The present invention provides an automated information update method, comprising the steps of: receiving, by a server, at least one of an identification code or a specification of a computer embedded object for sale; by the server according to the identification code or The at least one of the specifications automatically selects a plurality of parameters for cultivating a target webpage associated with the identification code of the computer embedded object for sale or the at least one of the specifications; Automatically establishing, by the server, a webpage that allows a user to select a parameter from the plurality of parameters used to colonize a target webpage; the server uses the selected parameters to establish the target webpage At least part.

In some embodiments of the automated information update method of the present invention, a software application resident on the embedded computer embedded object transmits the identification code or specification from the embedded computer embedded object.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the server is any one of the following servers: a server of a social networking site, a server of an online retail website, and an online shopping search engine website. One of the servers, or an RSS feed to one of the servers of the website.

In some implementations of the method for updating an automated information of the present invention, the automated information updating method further includes the step of: automatically selecting, by the server, a computer embedded object similar to the computer embedded object for sale; The user of the website displays information relating to the embedded object for sale, wherein the users of the social networking site have similar computer embedded objects.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the automated information update method further includes the step of: automatically generating, by the server, the identification code or the at least one of the specifications of the embedded object of the computer Relevant promotional reference information.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the promotional reference information is retrieved from a database in communication with the server.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the total number of one of the plurality of keywords in the target webpage and/or the location of the keywords in the target webpage is automatically determined by a mobile application software or the server. Monitor and adjust to improve search rankings.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the automated information update method further includes the step of transmitting the at least a portion of the target web page to a second user for display.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the identification code or the at least one of the specifications is stored in a memory device of the computer embedded object.

In some implementations of the method for updating an automated information of the present invention, the identification code is derived from a host name of the computer embedded object and an identity authentication password, and wherein the host name and the identity of the computer embedded object A combination of authentication passwords is used to access the identification code stored in the embedded object of the computer.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the automated information update method further includes the steps of: receiving, from the user, review information related to the computer embedded object; and transmitting the review information to the second use For display.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the review information includes information about a user experience of the user.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the review information includes a log file of the computer embedded object.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the review information is a tweet.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the review information is located in a fan page.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the identification code is delivered via a computer network.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the automated information update method further includes the steps of: receiving, from the second user, a request for information related to the embedded object of the computer; sending the information request To the user for display.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the information request includes a problem associated with the computer embedded object.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the information request includes a request for a log file of one of the computer embedded objects.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the information request is a tweet.

In some implementations of the automated information update method of the present invention, the information request is located in a fan page.

The present invention provides a computer readable medium for automated information updates, the instructions, when executed by one or more processors, cause the following steps to be performed: receiving a identification code for a computer embedded object for sale on a server or At least one of a specification; the server automatically selects a plurality of parameters based on the identification code or the at least one of the specifications, the parameters being used to populate the identification code with the computer embedded object or a target webpage associated with the at least one of the specifications; automatically creating a webpage at the server, the webpage allowing a user to select a parameter from the plurality of parameters used to colonize a target webpage; At least a portion of the target web page is created using the selected parameters.

 Simple illustration  

The invention is illustrated by way of example and not limitation, in the FIGS

1 is a block diagram illustrating a server for storing and extracting object data in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a terminal for communicating with a server in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention. An example of a user computer; FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of a computer system according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating an exemplary process flow according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; 5 is a flow chart illustrating an exemplary process according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an exemplary process flow according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 7 is a flowchart according to the present invention. A possible embodiment is used to illustrate a process flow of an example; FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a user interface for an example of a seller in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 9 is a possible implementation in accordance with the present invention. For example, a user interface for an example of a purchaser is illustrated; FIG. 10 illustrates an example of a possible embodiment of the present invention for managing a connection to a network for a seller. An exemplary user interface of a device for sale; FIG. 11 illustrates a data structure and content that can be submitted to an example of a search engine in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 12 is a view of a possible The embodiment exemplifies a data structure and content that can be submitted to an online retail store; and FIG. 13 illustrates an example of a data structure that can be submitted to a social network according to a possible embodiment of the present invention. Contents; Figure 14a illustrates a comparison of specification information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention; and Figure 14b illustrates a comparison of specification information according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; A list of promotional parameters for various items that may have been sold is illustrated in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 16 illustrates a method for establishing a web page to promote promotional parameters of an item in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention. An example list; Figure 17 illustrates a vane for a seller to add additional information describing an item for sale in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention. a seller user input interface; FIG. 18 illustrates an example of a seller user interface for recycling an object in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 19 is a diagram of a possible embodiment in accordance with the present invention. An exemplary web page template before and after identifying a user object is illustrated; FIG. 20 illustrates a logical structure of an example in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 21 is an illustration of a possible embodiment of the present invention. Illustrating a logical structure of an example; FIG. 22 is a list illustrating a search result of an item model or specification from a search engine according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 23 is an illustration of a possible embodiment according to the present invention. A user interface of an example purchaser is illustrated; FIG. 24 illustrates a user interface of a seller according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 25 is an illustration of a possible embodiment of the present invention. A user interface of an example vendor is illustrated; Figure 26 illustrates a process flow for illustrating an example in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; An exemplary social network user interface is illustrated in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 28 illustrates an exemplary social network user interface in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; An exemplary social network user interface is illustrated in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 30 illustrates a process flow for illustrating an example in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. A possible embodiment of the invention exemplifies a hardware platform on which the computer or computing device described herein can be implemented.

Figure 32 is a diagram illustrating an access information flow of an exemplary embodiment in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention;

 Detailed description of the preferred embodiment  

In the following description, for the purposes of illustration However, it is apparent that the invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known structures and devices are shown in the form of block diagrams in order to avoid unnecessarily obscuring the invention.

An exemplary embodiment is described herein in accordance with the following outline:

1. General overview

2. Example system architecture

3. Example embodiments and applications

4. Hardware review

5. Equivalents, extensions, alternatives and others

1. General overview

This review provides a basic description of some of the ideas of possible embodiments of the invention. It should be noted that this summary is not an extensive or exhaustive overview of the aspects of the possible embodiments. In addition, it should be noted that the summary is not intended to be construed as a limitation of the invention. This Summary presents some concepts related to the possible embodiments of the examples in a simplified form and should be understood as merely a conceptual description of a more detailed description of possible embodiments of the following examples.

In a possible embodiment, a system and method for automatically matching a seller and a potential purchaser of a computer embedded object via a communication network, the server computer searching for a reference information in a database, the reference information and a self-embedded object The identification code or configuration-derived search criteria match. This reference information can be related to one of the following: sales price, sales configuration, marketing package (including but not limited to online storefront presentation or web page generation, etc.), recommended advertising, promotion or cross promotion, online email marketing Events, Search Engine Optimization (SEO) events, automated online retail store submissions, online retail store listings, internet marketing campaign information, pay-per-click (PPC), internet advertising banners, links Or banner exchanges, advertising keywords, advertising fees, payment methods, funds allocation, shipping materials, shipping logistics, invoice templates, comments or feedback templates, charitable donations, lists of sales activities and/or surveillance, how to reset objects to manufacturers Preset settings, upload and/or save personal information to secure locations, specifications for computer embedded objects, and more.

If the computer embedded object is a vehicle, the uploading information from the computer embedded object to the server computer may include: a vehicle identification number (VIN), a driving process, a maintenance history, a manufacturer, a model, and the like.

If the computer embedded object is a mobile device, the upload information from the mobile device to the server computer may include: model, manufacturer, processor type, display type, battery model and log file, and the like. The computer embedded item can generate a log file to include, for example, the use of the computer embedded item, the maintenance history of the computer embedded item, and the like. The log file can be generated by a computer program or by manual input by the user. For example, a program installed in a smart phone can record a user's call, text message, data usage, and the like. This usage information can be saved in the log file. A log file of a mobile phone may contain usage statistics of the mobile phone, a maintenance history of the mobile phone, or a configuration history of the mobile phone, and the like.

If the computer embedded object is, for example, a television with an internet connection, the information uploaded from the television to the server may include: model, manufacturer, resolution, screen size, and the like.

The upload information from a computer embedded object to the server computer may include one of the following: identification or configuration of an object embedded in the computer.

The server computer can search for reference information in the local or remote database using the search criteria from the device that uploaded the information.

The uploading information may be an identification code of a mobile device for identifying a mobile device and its configuration such as a hardware description, such as a microprocessor specification, a memory size/type, a display screen type/ Resolution, whether the display screen is monochrome or color, color bit depth, keyboard specifications, communication connection number/type, etc.; or software description of software resident in mobile devices, for example, operating system, local/new application Programs, etc. The identification code can be selected from at least one of the following: a code string, an internet protocol (IP) address, a media access control (MAC) address, a host name, an International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI), a temporary mobile User Identification (TMSI), International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI), Type Assignment Code (TAC), Mobile Equipment Identifier (MEDI), ASCII string, serial number, FCC ID, model number, and the like. The reference information may be advertising information displayed to the online retail website for the item.

In a possible embodiment, the software or firmware component of the computer embedded object can directly search for reference information in the network accessible database by using the configuration code of the identification code or the computer embedded object as a search criterion ( The database containing the reference information can be accessed directly by the computer embedded object). The search results associated with the computer embedded object can be uploaded to a server computer. The server computer can publish the goods or service information derived from the uploaded search result information to an online store. A potential purchaser of the computer embedded item can manually or automatically search for upload information using a predetermined purchase criteria. The contact or online status or availability status of the purchaser or seller can be utilized or exchanged between the purchaser and the seller.

In a possible embodiment, the mobile device manufacturer uses an identification code (eg, IMEI) to identify the model of the mobile phone. The IMEI consists of a Type Assignment Code (TAC) and a sequence number called SNR. TAC identifies the phone manufacturer and model. There may be several different TACs for the same model of phone. Prior to 2004, TAC consisted of six numbers before IMEI, after which TAC was assigned the first eight digits of IMEI. The TAC is followed by a six-digit SNR and a one-bit sum check code. This puts the IMEI in the recent phone number as fifteen digits and in the older (before 2004) phone number as thirteen digits. A lookup table, a string of codes corresponding to the model of the mobile device, or a mobile device specification can be obtained via the mobile device manufacturer. With this lookup table, the mobile application software can send the string code to a server to retrieve the specifications of the mobile device. A server may select one of the characterization devices (selected using promotional information) that is similar to or better than the mobile device to present the characterization device using information in the mobile device specification To the user.

In a possible embodiment, the mobile device manufacturer can identify a mobile device using a unique string of codes, such as a MAC address. This unique string of codes is not limited to IMEI or MAC addresses.

In a possible embodiment, a reward system can be implemented. After the seller's and purchaser's information is matched by the system and the purchaser has purchased the item, the service provider who maintains the database or the server may pay a certain percentage of the purchase price or pay a fixed amount. The seller can receive the remainder of the purchase proceeds from, for example, a payment service (such as Paypal, credit card company, etc.).

In a possible embodiment, a pay-per-click method or system can be further implemented. The service provider can be paid a fee when the purchaser or seller accesses a list of items provided to them. In many cases, a business enterprise can profit from this infrastructure by providing a service that attaches a small accumulated value to a particular transaction.

Sample system architecture

Figure 1 illustrates a block diagram of a server 10 that stores and retrieves object data. The server 10 can include a processor 11, a program memory 12, a communication device 13, and a database 14 for a plurality of objects. The communication device 13 can be a data machine or a high speed leased line router. In a possible embodiment, the server 10 is an information server, and the processor 11 communicates with various end user computer systems via the Internet. However, in other possible embodiments, the server 10 can be implemented with a processor 11 having a plurality of modems to receive calls directly from the end user computer system, and the processor 11 is via the data machines and, for example, POTS A public telephone line to establish data communications. The database 14 may include promotional information for a number of items including, but not limited to, electronic coupons, coupons or product sales events, the price of an item, the identification of an item, and the like.

An example of a server 10 is a system that operates in accordance with the Sun MicroSystems Solaris operating system, Linux, Microsoft Windows servers, and the like. Processor 11 can be any general purpose processor having a CPU, RAM, ROM, and I/O circuitry.

Referring to Figure 2, the end user or vendor computer 21, 26, 28 communicates with the server 10 in a variety of ways. In a possible embodiment, the end user or vendor computer system 21 is coupled to the server 10 via a telephone line 25 via a data machine 23 and a data machine 24. In a possible embodiment, the end user or vendor computer 21 can be communicatively coupled to the display device 22. In another possible embodiment, display device 22 can be incorporated within the end user or vendor computer 21. In another possible embodiment, the end user or vendor computer system 26 is also connected to the server 10 via the internet 27. The end user or vendor computer system 28 is coupled to the server 10 via a radio frequency connection 29.

A possible embodiment uses server 10 to access database 14. The database 14 may include reference information related to the computer embedded item, and/or may include a computer embedded item product database and/or a product promotion database (including, for example, promotional information (eg, electronic coupons, discount coupons, products) Information on sales events, etc.), corporate directory information, etc.).

The reference information in the database 14 can be related to one or more of the following: sales price, configuration, marketing package (including but not limited to online storefront presentation or web page generation, etc.), recommended advertising, promotion Or cross-promotion, online email marketing, search engine optimization (SEO) campaigns, automated online retail store submissions, online retail store listings, internet marketing campaign information, pay-per-click (PPC), internet advertising banners , link or banner exchange, advertising keywords, advertising fees, payment methods, funds allocation, shipping materials, shipping logistics, invoice templates, comments or feedback templates, charitable donations, lists of sales activities and/or monitoring, how to reset objects to The manufacturer presets, uploads, and/or saves personal information to a secure location, specifications for a computer embedded object, and the like. Once the seller uploads the product information derived from the reference information to the server, the database 14 can be searched using the buyer's search criteria. The server may send a "match notification" indicating that the purchaser's purchase criteria have been matched to the seller's sales criteria to the purchaser and the seller's computer. A list of potential purchasers can be displayed on the seller's computer display, and a list of items of interest to the seller can be displayed on the purchaser's computer display. The database 14 can store the two lists.

The database 14 can be a centralized database system for storing information about item promotional information. However, in other possible embodiments, the database 14 can be implemented to store information in one of a number of computer systems, and the database 14 can be located in different geographic regions. Each of the decentralized repositories can store information about item information in a local area, such as a particular state, city, or country.

In a possible embodiment, the database 14 can be implemented as a relational database, an XML database, etc. using MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft Access, SQL Server, FileMaker, Oracle, RDBMS, dBASE, Clipper, FoxPro, and the like. Wait. The query formed by the server 10 is a format corresponding to the database method used by the database 14. In other possible embodiments, the repository 14 can be implemented as a lookup table or a flat file. In order to retrieve the reference information that the end user or the seller is looking for, the database 14 may be searched for the computer ID (the identifier of the seller's computer) and/or the computer configuration of the seller.

Referring to Figure 3, there is shown a block diagram of an exemplary end user or vendor computer system. The computer system 30 includes a processor 31, a program memory 32, a mouse 33 for a user or a seller, a keyboard 34, a display 35, a data processor 36, and an end user or seller computer system. Identification code 37. A connection from the computer system 30 to an Internet Service Provider (ISP) 38 is also shown. The connection can be via broadband, cable, wireless, satellite, POTS, DSL, ADSL, and the like. In the context of FIG. 2, system 30 is an end user or vendor computer system, and processor 31 is in communication with an internet service provider 38. The internet service provider 38 transmits the data to the server 10 via the internet. In other possible embodiments, the system can be implemented by a processor 31 having a data machine 36 that directly calls the server 10 and establishes a data communication connection via the data machine 36. Alternatively, the system can be implemented such that the end user or vendor computer system 30 and the server 10 are connected via a regional network.

In a possible embodiment, the network includes a data network based on one of the Internet Protocol (IP). In another possible embodiment, the network includes a wired local area network (LAN) such as an Ethernet LAN. In one embodiment, the network includes a wireless local area network (WLAN). In another possible embodiment, the network comprises a wide area network (WAN). In another possible embodiment, the network comprises a public data network such as a WiFi hotspot network, or a cellular data network such as a Universal Packet Radio Service (GPRS) network. In a possible embodiment, the network includes a private data network, such as a home network, a corporate network, a regional corporate network, or a corporate virtual private network (VPN). In another possible embodiment, the network includes a service provider network.

The ID code of the end user or the seller computer 37 is resident in the hardware of the end user or the seller computer 30. The end user or vendor computer system 30 can send the end user or vendor computer ID 37 to the server 10. Alternatively, if the user knows the computer ID or wants to use another computer ID to search for object information, the end user or the end user or seller of the seller computer system 30 can access the other input device (eg, from the keyboard) 34) Enter the ID code.

Examples of suitable end-user or seller computer systems 30 are systems that operate in accordance with Microsoft operating systems, Apple Mac OS, Linux, and the like. Processor 31 can be any general purpose processor having a CPU, RAM, ROM, and I/O circuitry. Alternative or additional input devices such as a trackball, trackpad, drawing tablet or joystick can be used as the mouse 33 and keyboard 34. The processor 31 is programmed to execute a handler that assists the user and accepts and processes the user's input.

One possible embodiment includes a system and method for automatically matching sellers and potential purchasers of computer embedded items. A server may search the database 14 for reference information that matches the search criteria, the search criteria being derived from the identifier of the seller's computer embedded object or from the configuration information of the seller's computer embedded object. The reference information in the database 14 can be related to one or more of the following: sales price, configuration, marketing package (including but not limited to online storefront presentation or web page generation, etc.), recommended advertising, Promotional or cross-promotion, online email marketing, search engine optimization (SEO) campaigns, automated online retail store submissions, online retail store listings, internet marketing campaign information, pay-per-click (PPC), internet advertising Banner, link or banner exchange, advertising keywords, advertising fees, payment methods, funds allocation, shipping materials, shipping logistics, invoice templates, comments or feedback templates, charitable donations, lists of sales activities and/or monitoring, how to reset objects To the manufacturer's default settings, upload and / or save personal information to a safe location, computer embedded object specifications. Once the seller uploads the product information derived from the reference information to the server, the buyer's search criteria can be used to search the database 14. The server may send a "match notification" indicating that the purchaser's purchase criteria have been matched to the seller's sales criteria to the purchaser and the seller's computer. A list of potential purchasers can be displayed on the seller's computer display, and a list of items of interest to the seller can be displayed on the purchaser's computer display. The database 14 can store the two lists.

In a possible embodiment, the repository 14 can also be arranged in an object-oriented manner for attribute searches.

In a possible embodiment, a reference library can be linked or linked to the database 14. For an embodiment, the reference database can also be integrated with the database 14 as part of the database. This reference library can be, for example, a Google’s Adwords library containing information associated with a computer embedded object and accessible by the seller of the computer embedded object. A list of keywords used to facilitate the sale of computer embedded objects can be displayed to the seller. Server 10 analyzes the data associated with keywords, such as Google’s Adwords, which can be used to facilitate the sale of certain types of computer embedded objects. In order to enable parameters to be easily searched by a purchaser, the keywords identify one or more specific attributes of the computer embedded item for sale and associate the identified configuration attributes with the computer embedded item. The repository 14 can be arranged in a manner that allows the establishment of a vendor's computer embedded object configuration and the associated specification attributes for the computer embedded object. Any identifying parameters within the reference information of the computer embedded object may be displayed based on the configuration properties of the computer embedded object, such as keywords such as Google’s Adwords, or meta tags for the search engine.

In a possible embodiment, server 10 may use a keyword generation function that automatically processes the identification code or configuration of a computer embedded object to generate keywords, such as the Google Adwords keyword. The computer embedded object can be a mobile phone, a vehicle, and the like.

In a possible embodiment, server 10 may use a unary tag generation function that automatically reads the identification code or configuration of a computer embedded object to generate a meta tag for a web page. A list of meta tags can be generated. In one possible embodiment, each of the meta tag lists can be associated with an individual computer embedded object. These meta tags can be used to increase the rank of web search in the search engine. In one other possible embodiment, a set of metatag lists can be generated, wherein each of the metatag lists can target a particular search engine to achieve a better search ranking based on a particular keyword. The list of component tags can be associated with a single computer embedded object. For example, server 10 can generate three original tag lists based on a single xyz brand mobile phone. The first meta tag list can be composed, for example, by descriptions, keywords, and robots. This first meta tag can be used to rank better based on the preferred "first search engine" of keywords for smart phones. The second meta tag list can consist, for example, of descriptions, keywords, robots, languages, and authors. This second meta tag can be used to rank according to a better "second search engine" based on keywords such as " teléfono inteligente " (in other languages such as Spanish). The third meta tag list can consist, for example, of descriptions, keywords, robots, and revisiting. This third meta tag list can be used for better search engine rankings based on keywords such as mobile phones. In one other possible embodiment, a set of metatags can be generated for a plurality of computer inlay objects, wherein each of the metatag lists can target a particular search engine to achieve a better based on a particular keyword. Search rankings.

In a possible embodiment, the server 10 may use a marketing function that processes the identification code or configuration of the computer embedded item and generates media to facilitate the sale of the computer embedded item. The media can be one or more of the following: Google Adwords keywords, page meta tags to improve the search ranking of Internet search engines (eg, Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc.) to increase Internet traffic. Keywords, audio or video to increase Internet traffic, and more. Keywords can be generated in one or more of the following types: explicit keywords (for example, directly describing a product or service), problem-based keywords (for example, describing a situation in which a computer embedded object can be resolved when an object is purchased) Or problem), product name or part number (for example, the product name or part number describing the computer embedded object), the ASCII code string associated with the computer embedded object, and so on. A list of keywords can be generated, each of which is associated with a computer embedded object.

In a possible embodiment, the server 10 can use a line or pin function that processes the identification code or configuration of the computer embedded item and generates a notification to a potential seller. The potential seller can edit, update, or approve the presentation, advertisement, or web page presented by the server 10. Once the online storefront advertisement or presentation is updated, one or more notifications triggered by the seller or via a potential seller’s pre-set condition at the request of the potential purchaser may be sent to the potential purchaser to increase the content of the website. Road traffic. The marketing function may include one or more of the following: text messages or notifications, email notifications, audio messages or notifications, video messages or notifications, and the like. A list of notifications can be generated, each of which is associated with a computer embedded object.

In a possible embodiment, the server 10 may use a line-up function that processes the identification code or configuration of the computer embedded item and generates a website content or URL. The marketing function can include generating or optimizing one or more of the following: landing page URL or content, keyword page URL or content, payment page URL or content, advertising content or URL, and the like. A set of website content or a list of URLs can be generated, where each website content or list of URLs is associated with a computer embedded object.

In a possible embodiment, server 10 may include a system that generates keyword statistics associated with a computer embedded item. The seller of the computer embedded object can select one or more keywords based on keyword statistics to promote the sale of his computer embedded objects. The seller can apply keywords to a set of computer embedded objects.

In a possible embodiment, after the server 10 accesses the identification code or configuration of a computer embedded item, the server 10 can use a system that allows the seller to select an advertisement that can trigger the opening or closing of the seller. a list of conditions. These conditions may be one or more of the following:

• When the searcher uses a query related to the keyword of the embedded object of the computer, for example, a query containing an item having characteristics such as a spelling error, a plural number, a similar word, etc., triggering the advertisement of the seller to appear (for example, In a list, and so on). This situation produces a wide match.

• When a term match with a keyword occurs, for example, a match within a reference, etc., triggers the seller's advertisement to appear (eg, in a list, etc.).

When an exact match occurs, for example, the word or query in the search text input matches the keyword of the advertisement to be displayed in the seller's ad group, etc., triggering the seller's advertisement to appear (eg, in a list, and many more).

- When a negative keyword matches, the advertisement that triggered the seller no longer appears (eg, in a list, etc.), for example, if the negative keyword matches in the query or search text input, then the display of the advertisement is stopped.

In a possible embodiment, the server 10 may use a one-line pin function that processes the identification code or configuration of the computer embedded object and generates advertising content or URLs. The marketing function can include generating or optimizing one or more of the following: generating a unique sales claim advertisement, generating distinctive features and interest advertisements, generating an advertisement with a title, generating an advertisement with a description line, generating a price including / / Discounted advertising, generating advertisements focused on testimony, generating advertisements to convey information, generating advertisement templates for sellers to choose from, and the like.

In a possible embodiment, the reference information may be published by the vendor via the server 10 and may be displayed to the purchaser, the reference information being derived from the identification code or configuration of the computer embedded item that the seller can use to purchase. The server 10 analyzes information associated with the computer embedded item for sale to facilitate business transactions to identify one or more specification attributes of the item, and the server 10 associates the identified configuration attributes with the item for Make parameters easy to reach the buyer. The repository 14 can be arranged in a manner that allows searching between the seller's computer embedded object configuration and the associated specification properties of the computer embedded object for sale. Any parameter within the reference information of the computer embedded object can be displayed based on the configuration properties of the project.

In a possible embodiment, the computer ID includes a code string. The computer ID may also or alternatively include any of the following: Internet Protocol (IP) address, Media Access Control (MAC) address, host name, International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI), Temporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (TMSI) ), International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) or Mobile Equipment Identifier (MEID), Type Assignment Code (TAC), ASCII string, serial number, FCC ID, model number, and so on.

In a possible embodiment, the object configuration includes, but is not limited to, one or more of the following information items: operating system name, processor model, processor speed, memory size, memory type, object size, object Weight, object color, object style, object type, subscription plan, network connection speed, network connection type, display technology, display size, display resolution, software version, coverage availability, battery type, camera resolution quality, customization Ability, keyboard type, GPS availability, and more.

The following is an example of an object configuration in which the object is a mobile device:

a. Phone type: folding phone, back flip

b. Operating System: Any operating system for Mobile Phone 2.1

c. Processor: XYZ brand 1GHz mobile processor

d. Internal memory: ROM 1GB; RAM 576MB

e. Compatibility: WiFi: 802.11 b/g*GPS/AGPS

f. Email: One exchange, up to 7 POP/IMAP

g. Size: 123 × 68 × 10mm

h. Weight: 157g (with battery)

i. Display screen: 4.3-inch HD touch-sensitive screen with 480×800 WVGA resolution

j. Technology: GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz WCDMA/HSPA: 1700 MHz (AWS)/2100 MHz.

In this example, this type of phone may have, but is not limited to, any of the following: a foldable cell phone, a clamshell machine, a candy bar, a smart phone, a sliding keyboard, a soft keyboard, and the like. . The operating system may include, but is not limited to, any of the following: any operating system for Mobile Phone 2.1, IOS 4, Windows CE, Windows Phone, Android, and the like.

In a possible embodiment, server 10 may send a portion of the database information in database 14 to the end user or vendor computer 21, 26, 28. The end user or seller's computer can have a regional repository manager with the ability to search for or access the portion of the database that the computer receives from the server 10. For example, server 10 may use information such as the computer ID of the seller's computer embedded object to select that portion of the database information in database 14. The server 10 selects the information portion of the database 14 that is applied to the computer ID, such as computer configuration or specifications, any searchable item for commercial transactions, advertisements, any other searchable information, and the like. Server 10 sends the selected portion of the database to the seller's computer. The seller's computer can then perform an information display and locally search for the order and query of the seller.

4, 5, 6, and 7 illustrate the process flow of a possible embodiment. In step 401, the computer embedded object system is connected to the network. In step 402, after the seller logs into the website, the server can automatically display the settings page or web page. The seller can type in the physical condition of the computer embedded object (described below in Figure 17). The ID of the computer embedded item can be obtained automatically by the server or manually entered by the seller in the settings page. The settings page can provide one of the following parameters: content and/or URL parameters (eg, content templates and/or URL addresses associated with the computer embedded object, including any of the following: landing page content or URL, website content) Promotional parameters (for example, keywords for meta tags, Google Adwords keywords, email addresses for email campaigns, news feeds from Facebook, etc.), updates Parameters (for example, who can update what), and so on. The settings page shows where the information about the embedded object of the computer can be uploaded to and what type of website. Websites may also be referred to as online media, including (but not limited to): advertising websites (eg, Google Adwards, etc.), online retail websites (eg, eBay, Amazon, etc.), notification websites (eg, email campaigns) Websites, etc.), social networking sites (eg, Facebook, etc.), web pages (eg, web pages of websites, etc.). The website can be associated with a service and at least one server that provides the service and functionality of the website web page. In a possible embodiment, when the user connects to the website interface, the user's computer communicates with at least one server of the website.

In step 403, the server may generate a promotion parameter based on the ID of the computer embedded item. These promotional parameters are used to obtain more parameters for the end user or purchaser to view. Promotion parameters can be (but are not limited to) any of the following: Adwords keywords for Google Adwords, meta tag keywords for web pages (eg, to be indexed or searched by search engines, etc.) for each line Parameters of the retail website (eg, more exposed parameters within the website (sellers can pay higher fees for different parameters), etc.), parameters for social networking sites (eg, all news feeds included on Facebook) Parameters in, etc.), notification parameters (eg, a set of email addresses for notification emails to be sent, etc.), and the like. In a possible embodiment, the promotional parameters may be retrieved from a reference database, and the reference database may be linked or integrated with the database 14 or another database located in the area computer embedded object and associated with the data. The library 14 is linked or integrated, and the reference library can include keywords for any of the following: meta tags, web banners, web content, and the like.

In a possible embodiment, the computer embedded object may be provided with a memory device capable of storing reference information in the following manner: the software application executed on the regional computer embedded object stores the reference information in the database 14 for sale based on the sales The ID of the computer embedded object captures the promotional parameter information. The database stored in the area memory of the embedded object of the computer may be referred to as "area reference information". The "Regional Reference Information" may include limited reference information related to the model or brand name of the computer embedded object. In a possible embodiment, the "Reference Information" stores all possible names for all brand names, models, and different types of computer embedded objects (eg, mobile phones, televisions, vehicles, gaming stations, etc.) Reference information.

In step 404, the content material of the web page associated with the model or configuration of the mobile phone may include the sales price of the mobile phone under various physical conditions of the mobile phone. In order for various search engines to use keywords to obtain better search result rankings, the mobile application software or program executing on the server can monitor and adjust the total number of keywords in the webpage and/or the location of the keywords in the webpage (or status - In the first paragraph or at the bottom of the page or in the address, etc.). Content or URL parameters can be used to generate content or URLs for web pages or advertisements in various online media. For example, if a parameter is generated for an Adwords ad, one of the following ads can be generated: ● Unique sales adverts, ● Featured features and interest ads, ● Ads with titles, ● Ads with description lines , ●Advertising including price or discount, ●Advertising on testimony, ●Advertising information, ●Advertising template (text or video or audio or image) for sellers to choose.

In step 405, one of the possible ways to track and/or facilitate Internet traffic is a banner link exchange program that is associated with the ID of the seller's mobile phone. A banner associated with the ID or model number of the mobile phone can be generated by the server for the seller to place the banner in the web page. The link exchange banner can be stored and sorted in the database 14 by the mobile phone model or ID of the mobile phone. Other possible ways to track and/or facilitate Internet traffic can include: Webtrend, Google Analytics, and more. In step 406, the Internet traffic of the landing page targeted by the mobile phone sales information can be improved by fine-tuning the following: the number of keywords in the meta tag (for the web page), the number of keywords in the web page, the keyword The amount, the amount (or sales price ratio) paid to the operator of the marketing/sales activity (such as a banner exchange activity) or its affiliates.

In step 407, after the seller enters the item information into the system, the system can display the list of sellers to any purchaser associated with the item of interest, and/or display the list of purchasers to the seller associated with the item of interest. . Alternatively, the server may send the list of sellers to any of the purchaser's computing devices associated with the item of interest, and/or send the list of buyers to the computing device of the seller associated with the item of interest.

In step 408, as an example, if the seller upgrades the memory size of the computer embedded object, the application software can update the configuration of the computer embedded object in the database 14. Potential purchasers can check the updated configuration of the item. The sales price can be updated accordingly with the approval of the seller. This update can be an automatic update that can be performed in either of the following: configuring a change flag (for example, setting or resetting a flag that triggers the application software executing on the computer embedded object in the current group) The configuration is compared to the configuration listed in the web page for potential buyers to check), direct database updates (for example, updates to database 14). The application software executing on the embedded object of the computer can continuously poll the I/O of the embedded object of the computer to obtain updated configuration information of the embedded object of the computer. Alternatively, an I/O driver interrupted from a computer embedded object can be sent to the application software to signal an update to the configuration of the computer embedded object. With the new configuration, the newly proposed price can be sent to the seller for approval.

In step 409, a contact list such as a seller's contact information list (eg, Figure 23) or a purchaser's contact information list (eg, Figure 24) may be stored as part of the telephone contact information in the mobile phone. And the mobile phone application software can sort the contact list according to the item of interest. In a possible embodiment, there are two possible scenarios: 1) the seller receives the buyer's contact list, and 2) the buyer receives the seller's contact list. In the first case, once the seller types their product information into the system, the server can automatically perform a search in the database for buyers interested in any aspect of the item or item. Alternatively, the seller can type in the search parameters associated with their merchandise into the system to discover buyers interested in the merchandise associated with their merchandise, and the server can search for such purchasers in the repository using search parameters. The server can establish a list of contacts for all buyers based on the search. The information in the contact list may include any combination of the name or nickname of the purchaser, the email address of the purchaser, the phone number of the purchaser, the buyer's rating/reputation/popularity, the purchaser's pair and sales Any comments made on the merchandise-related merchandise, the purchaser's IM address, the purchaser's Twitter ID, the purchaser's social networking site ID, the purchaser's icon/virtual user/image, homemade ringtones, etc. . The server then sends the contact list to the seller's computing device.

In the second case, a purchaser enters his or her search parameters into the system, and the server can perform a search for a seller in the database, the sellers having merchandise that matches the search parameters and/or having Any item that contains any aspect that matches the search parameters. The server can establish a list of contacts for all sellers based on the search. The information in the contact list may include any combination of the name or nickname of the seller, the email address of the seller, the phone number of the seller, the rating of the seller/reputation/popularity, and the seller has performed the product. Any comments, the seller's IM address, the seller's Twitter ID, the seller's social site ID, the product's image, the seller's icon/virtual user/image, homemade ringtones, and more. The prices of goods and merchandise can be stored as part of the contact information. The server then sends the contact list to the purchaser's computing device.

A device can receive a list of contacts of the purchaser or seller from the server, and the list of contacts can be automatically integrated (by the application, plugin, API, etc.) into any of the following: a mobile phone Directory, contact list for IM client, contact list for word processing application, address book for email application, contact list for communication application (eg SKYPE, Google Talk, Yahoo Messenger, Twitter, etc.) ),and many more. These contacts can be categorized by product, seller's reputation/rank/popularity, buyer's reputation/ranking/popularity, price, and so on. The classification and display can be done by any of the following applications: a standalone application in the device that receives the contact list, a plugin or API in the device, and the like. A purchaser or seller can initiate a program or device feature that displays a list of contacts, and the desired classification of the contact list can be performed via the program or device feature. For example, in the first case discussed above, the seller finds in the contact list that he wants to sell the item to one of the purchasers. The seller simply selects the purchaser's phone number, email address, IM ID, Twitter ID, social networking site ID, etc. from the contact list and contacts the purchaser via appropriate media. For example, the seller uses the phone and selects the buyer's phone number from the contact list. The phone automatically dials the buyer's phone number. In another example, the seller uses the handset and selects the buyer's email address from the contact list. The program that displays the contact list instantiates the email program of the mobile phone, and passes the email address of the purchaser to the email program, thereby indicating that the email address of the purchaser is used as the recipient to establish an email message. . The email program uses the email address to open an email message to the user. In another example, the seller uses the handset and selects the purchaser's IM ID from the contact list. The program that displays the contact list instantiates the appropriate IM program on the phone and passes the IM ID to the IM program. The IM program opens the dialog to the purchaser's IM ID.

For example, in the second case discussed above, the purchaser can view the seller's contact list and view the product description, information, and/or pricing. The purchaser finds in the contact list that he or she wants to purchase the item or ask the seller about the item. The purchaser self-contact list simply selects the seller's phone number, email address, IM ID, Twitter ID, social networking site ID, etc., and contacts the seller via appropriate media. For example, the purchaser uses the phone and selects the seller's phone number from the contact list. The phone automatically dials the seller's phone number. In another example, the purchaser uses the mobile phone and selects the seller's email address from the contact list. The program that displays the contact list instantiates the email program of the mobile phone and passes the seller's email address to the email program, thereby indicating that the email address of the seller's email address is used as the recipient. The email program uses an email address to open an email message to the seller. In another example, the purchaser uses the handset and selects the seller's IM ID from the contact list. The program that displays the contact list instantiates the appropriate IM program on the phone and passes the IM ID to the IM program. The IM program opens the dialog to the seller's IM ID.

Figure 5 is similar to Figure 4, but in step 503, a promotional parameter can be generated, which can be any parameter that improves visibility or network traffic. As shown in step 403, this step can be used in addition to or instead of a web page keyword. A promotional parameter can be a payment to a marketing campaign organizer that provides a network traffic goal to a potential consumer of a particular group. Marketing activities can be pay-per-click, link exchange, (website or text-based) online advertising, and so on. The payment can be a percentage of the final sale price of the item, pay-per-click, pay per impression, and the like.

Figure 6 illustrates the process flow of a possible embodiment. In a possible embodiment, step 502 can be replaced with steps 601, 602, 604. Once the computer embedded object is connected to the network 501, a software application 601 can be launched. The application software can check if the seller has typed the physical status 602 of the computer embedded object. If so, the system sends the item, the computer embedded item, and the for sale information to the database 14 (step 603). The potential purchaser can search the database 14 and can view the item, the computer embedded item, the sale information. In one possible embodiment, the item for sale can be displayed to a user of a seller linked to a social networking site (such as Google Plus, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.). If not, the system can ask the seller to type in the physical condition 604 of the computer embedded item, e.g., by the user interface as shown in FIG.

Figure 7 illustrates the process flow of a possible embodiment. In step 700, a software application executes on a computer connected to the network and identifies and manages merchandise. In step 701, the application software identifies which computer embedded item is for sale. Figure 10 illustrates a possible user interface that can be displayed to one of the sellers. In step 702, the application software can check if the seller has typed the physical status of each computer embedded object. If so, the system sends the item, the computer embedded item, and the for sale information to the database 14 (step 703). The potential purchaser can search the database 14 and can view the item, the computer embedded item, the sale information. In one possible embodiment, the item for sale can be displayed to a user of a seller linked to a social networking site (such as Google Plus, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.). Alternatively, steps 503-509 can be performed. If not, the system can ask the seller to type in the physical status of the computer embedded object to add to the product information (FIG. 17 illustrates an exemplary user interface).

Figure 8 illustrates a possible user interface for one of the sellers. Once the application software is installed in the computer embedded object and the application software is executed, the software first allows the user to initiate a sales process by clicking or touching the button 800 on the input device of the computer embedded object.

Figure 9 illustrates a possible user interface for a potential purchaser. As shown in Figure 9, the purchaser can view the seller's action website. The features of the items and phones that are purchased for the button in this example can be presented to any potential purchaser. Once the "Buy this call" button 900 has been clicked or pressed and submitted to the server, the verification process begins.

Figure 10 illustrates a possible user interface for a vendor to manage the sale of devices connected to the network. The row in the table contains a checkbox 1000 to indicate whether a device on the network has been selected for sale. If the phone is not for sale, the device information may not be uploaded for the purchaser to check. Figure 10 also illustrates the IP address, computer name, manufacturer, MEID, CPU speed, and characteristics of such devices connected to the Internet. Each of these devices may permit the seller connected to the network to access the configuration and specifications of the phone. This license may be provided via the application software executing on each of the devices. In a possible embodiment, the network management software executing on the seller's computer communicates with the application software executing on each of the computer embedded objects for the seller to manage their merchandise via the network. The system can then proceed to the steps in Figure 4, Figure 5, or Figure 6 to prepare information for the device selected for sale. In a possible embodiment, the specification or identification code or configuration of the embedded object of the computer can be accessed by a user computer by using the host name or computer name of the embedded item of the commodity computer, wherein the host name or the computer name is A tag assigned to a computer embedded item (commodity) connected to a computer network and used to identify the computer embedded object in various forms of electronic communication. The user ID and/or password and the host name or computer name of the embedded object of the computer are required to obtain access to the specification, identification code or configuration of the embedded object of the product. In a possible embodiment, the specification, identification code or configuration of the computer embedded object can be stored in a flash memory, a non-volatile memory, or a disk drive (eg, in a computer embedded device, and Among computer embedded devices, etc.). In a possible embodiment, the host name or computer name of the computer embedded object is the host name or computer name of the commodity embedded object, not the IP address assigned to the embedded object of the product. The identification code of the product embedded object can be used by the server or the user computer to search the database and identify more specifications of the embedded object of the product.

Figure 11 illustrates one of the data structures associated with a possible embodiment. Web pages containing product information are created and automatically optimized by the system or seller with the help of the system to obtain a better search ranking in the search engine to receive more network traffic. The reference information may be classified or stored according to the ID of the computer embedded object in the database 14 or the regional database, and the regional database is located in the memory device of the computer embedded object. The information associated with the computer embedded item may be stored in a storage device, the information including any of the following: a user id and password of the seller associated with the server account, and contact information of the seller (eg, Email address, phone number, etc.), ID/specification/configuration of the computer embedded object, information related to the ID of the embedded object of the computer, and so on. The database 14 can store promotional reference information, which can include information related to: promotional parameters (eg, a set of keywords related to the ID of the computer embedded object, for obtaining a better search engine) The resulting number of keywords, meta tag keywords, page titles, etc.), the material of the constructed web page (eg, specifications, features or prices associated with the ID of the computer embedded object, etc.), network traffic metrics Testing (for example, software or code for measuring network traffic on a web page, user id or password for viewing network traffic statistics, software for fine-tuning web pages to increase network traffic, writable The software or code used for the banner exchange program on the webpage, the cookies that can be installed on the computer of the web visitor to track the activity of the visitor - the web cookies installed on the visitor's computer except the link to the IP address In addition to the ID of the computer embedded object, etc.

Figure 12 illustrates one of the data structures associated with a possible embodiment. The storefront or webpage containing the product information of an online retail store can be optimized by the system or the seller with the help of the system to locate the seller's computer embedded object information on the storefront or webpage of the online retail store. In order to generate more network traffic for the seller. The reference information may be classified or stored according to the ID of the computer embedded object in the database 14 or the regional database, and the regional database is located in the memory device of the computer embedded object. The information associated with the computer embedded item may be stored in a storage device, the information including any of the following: a user id and password of the seller associated with the online retail store, and contact information of the seller (eg, Email address, phone number, etc.), ID/specification/configuration of the computer embedded object, information related to the ID of the embedded object of the computer, physical status of the computer embedded object, and the like. The database 14 can store promotional reference information, which can include information related to: promotional parameters (eg, images of the model of the embedded object of the computer, advertising opportunities for goods offered by online retail stores, etc.) Etc., constructing material for the storefront webpage (eg, specifications, features, prices or average sales prices associated with the ID of the computer embedded object, etc.), network traffic metrics (eg, may be included in web pages) Software or code for measuring network traffic, user id or password for viewing network traffic statistics, software for fine-tuning web pages to increase network traffic, software for banner exchange programs that can be written to web pages or Code, a web cookie that can be installed on a computer on a web visitor to track the activity of the visitor - the web cookie installed on the visitor's computer can be linked to the ID of the computer embedded object in addition to the IP address) ,and many more.

Figure 13 illustrates a possible data structure associated with a possible embodiment of the present invention. An online social networking site or webpage containing product information can be optimized by the system or seller with the help of the system to target the seller's computer embedded object information to an online social networking site or webpage for the seller to generate More network traffic. The reference information may be classified or stored according to the ID of the computer embedded object in the database 14 or the regional database, and the regional database is located in the memory device of the computer embedded object. Information associated with the computer embedded item may be stored in the memory device, the information including any of the following: a user id and password of the seller associated with the online social networking site, and contact information of the seller (eg , email address, phone number, etc.), ID/specification/configuration of the computer embedded object, information related to the ID of the computer embedded object, physical status of the computer embedded object, and so on. The database 14 can store promotional reference information, which can include information related to: promotional parameters (eg, images of models of computer embedded objects, advertising opportunities for products provided by online social networking sites, about computers) The potential buyer target group of the ID of the embedded object (eg, education, gender, age, occupation, etc.), the material used to construct the online social web page (eg, the specifications associated with the ID of the computer embedded object, Features, price or average sales price, Twitter page with title for computer embedded object model, discussion group page for computer embedded object model, etc.), network traffic metrics (eg, can be included in web pages) Software or code for measuring network traffic, user id or password for viewing network traffic statistics, software for fine-tuning web pages to increase network traffic, software for banner exchange programs that can be written to web pages Or code, a web cookie that can be installed on a computer on a web visitor to track the activity of the visitor - a web cookie installed on the visitor's computer except the link to the IP address Embedded computers also linked to the article of formula ID), and the like.

Figures 14a and 14b illustrate a possible comparison table comparing the specification information of different computer embedded objects. Comparison of specification information may include: similar, lower, better, and current computer embedded object specifications.

Figure 15 illustrates a list of promotional parameters for various items (e.g., telephone, etc.) that may be sold. These promotional parameters can be used to create a web page.

Figure 16 illustrates an example of a promotional parameter used to create a web page to promote an item (e.g., phone, etc.).

Figure 17 illustrates an exemplary seller user input interface for a seller to add additional information describing the item for sale. This additional information can be related to the current status of the item for sale.

Figure 18 illustrates an exemplary vendor user interface for a looping object.

Figure 19 illustrates a web page template 1901 and 1902 before identifying the seller's computer embedded object. The upper area 1901 is a web page template. The lower area 1902 is the "HTML" content after identifying the model of the computer embedded object.

Figure 20 illustrates a block diagram of a possible embodiment. Data can be stored in multiple data storage hardware. Such hardware may be included in a regional hard drive 2012 in the seller's computer 2010, a memory device 2022 for the item 2020 for sale, and a database of servers 2014. The database 2014 can be accessed by the seller's computer 2010 and the item for sale 2020.

Figure 21 illustrates another block diagram of a possible embodiment in which data can be stored in a plurality of data storage hardware. Such hardware may be included on a regional hard drive 2113 in a vendor's computer 2111 or on a memory device 2114, a database 2114, on a regional hard drive 2123 in the purchaser's computer 2120, or in memory. A database on the body device 2122, and a database on the local hard disk 2133 on the server computer 2130 or on the memory device 2130. The database 2114 can be accessed by the seller's computer processor 2111, the purchaser's computer processor 2121, and the server's computer processor 2131.

Figure 22 illustrates a list of search results for a model or specification of a computer embedded item in a search engine. In this example, the computer embedded object can be a smart phone. The ranking of the search results can be fine-tuned by the promotional parameters mentioned above in Figure 15. Due to fine-tuning, the traffic of the established web pages has increased.

Figure 23 illustrates a user interface listing a computer embedded item for sale, the price of each computer embedded item, and a potential purchaser for a particular seller online. The list may also include any of the following: each seller's rating, each seller's contact method, each seller's identification, and the like.

Figure 24 illustrates a user interface listing a potential seller of a computer embedded item, whether a particular purchaser is online, and the number of times the purchaser has viewed the computer embedded item description. The list may also include any of the following: each buyer's rating, each buyer's contact method, each buyer's identification, and the like.

In a possible embodiment, "similar configuration" or "similar specifications" may be employed. Once the computer ID or configuration of the computer embedded object has been uploaded to the server, the server can search for the similar specifications of the computer embedded object according to the configuration properties of the brain embedded object. The library 14 can classify computer embedded objects, for example, a sports car with a 3000 cc engine can be in one category. If the seller's computer embedded object is a Lexus sports car with a 3000cc engine, the server can display the Lexus 3000cc sports car to the owner of the Honda 3000cc sports car in the social network. Similar configurations or similar specifications may be defined as, but not limited to, computer embedded objects of the same category stored in database 14.

You can also monitor "sales status" or "accidental sales." For example, if a potential purchaser is looking for an alternative to an old computer-embedded item, the transaction can only be completed when the potential purchaser of the computer-embedded item is able to sell its old computer-embedded item. This condition can be appropriately part of the trading situation. In another example, if a seller is looking for a replacement for their computer-embedded object, the transaction can only be completed when the seller of the computer-embedded item is able to purchase a replacement for the computer-embedded item within a certain period of time. . This condition can be appropriately part of the trading situation.

Figure 25 illustrates a user interface for a potential seller. The information in the user interface can be part of the phone book of the seller's smart phone. The contact information and browsing history of potential buyers can be displayed as part of the phone book. If the seller can get the phone number of the purchaser, the seller can contact the purchaser directly.

Figure 26 illustrates a possible comment enabler for the database. If the user is using an ABC brand smart phone, the user may not be able to post comments about the XYZ brand smart phone. For example, the owner of an XYZ branded smart phone can post comments from the XYZ brand smart phone. The API from the server or the application software from the regional smart phone has the ability to identify the owner with a valid XYZ brand smart phone; if the owner has a valid phone, a comment will be posted. The verification process can use the ID of the computer embedded object (in this example, the computer embedded object is a smart phone).

Figures 27 and 28 illustrate possible user interfaces for social networking sites. The user can type a comment into the comment box of the user interface.

Figure 29 illustrates a possible user interface for a social network. Users can view comments after searching. For example, in the case where the search keyword is xxPhone4, this can be a search result from a social comment website. All comments with #xxPhone4 can be displayed in the search results. The user 4's comment can be the result of clicking on box 2801. After reading the ID of the embedded object of the computer, the text "#xxPhone4" can be inserted by the server.

A possible embodiment may integrate this functionality into the social networking site IDSNS (ID in the social networking site). The seller can log in to IDSNS with the user id and password. The seller can leave comments such as tweets or hashtags on the Twitter site to the web repository and "follow" other users, such as the "follow-up" feature on the Twitter site. Some or all of the comments left by the user on the network database can be derived from the user ID, specification or configuration of the computer embedded object. The ID can come from the instant reading of the memory of the computer embedded object. Users can sort or track comments according to the ID, specifications or configuration of the embedded object. After the user types a comment in block 2702 of Figure 27, one of the possible embodiments is added with the ID of the computer embedded object. In this possible embodiment, a particular character (such as but not limited to "#") can be added to the user ID of the computer embedded object and inserted as part of the comment (2901 of Figure 29). The seller can type "This phone is great" in box 2802 of Figure 28. The text "#xxPhone4This Phone is great" can be displayed to all users who view this group of comments (Figure 29). After the user clicks on the box 2801, "#xxPhone4" can be inserted, and the text "#xxPhone4 This phone is great" can be viewed by all users in the IDSN. The string "#xxPhone4" is now a link to the search results for all comments containing "#xxPhone4" in the message. In Fig. 29, "#xxPhone4" 2901 is a device stamp, and "This call is great - February 20, 2010 1:48 PM" 2902 is a time stamped message. The string "#xxPhone4" can be derived from the ID, IMEI, configuration or specification of the computer embedded object that interacts with the user. Such ID, IMEI, configuration or specification may require immediate reading from the device's memory. . The "Submit" button 2701 can be replaced with a "Tweet" button for the user to submit a comment to the server. In this case, the seller can use xxPhone 4 (model of the phone) to upload his own comments and sell his xxPhone 4. The price tag can be associated with the item for sale. Extract device stamps when processing computer programs such as sending messages, such as instant reading of the ID, configuration, or specifications of a computer embedded object. The device stamp may consist of a code string and may represent MadeModelYearOSRevision. In one case, the string can be "Orange-xxPhone3-2010-iOSc4.0", where Orange is the company, the brand is xxPhone3, the year (manufacturing date) is 2010, and iOSc4.0 is the OS revision.

In the case where a social networking site is Twitter, the seller can log in to Twitter with a username and password (control code). The tweet or hashtag can be derived from the ID, specification or configuration of the computer embedded object. The seller can upload the model or price (or ID) of the computer embedded object as part of the tweet or subject tag. In this example, the keyword generated from the ID of the seller's computer embedded object can be part of the topic tag or tweet (using Twitter terminology). The seller can also craft tweets or hashtags that are derived from the words and phrases associated with the phone ID, specification or configuration of the person with the computer embedded object. Information about the follower's computer embedded objects (ID, specifications, configuration, or other information) can be uploaded as part of a retweet. Followers can manually enter information as part of a pushback. The version of the social network can be another version of Twitter that automatically allows users (sellers or buyers) to have certain types of computer embedded objects to "tweet" and/or "return" to certain topics. Push". After the seller clicks the "tweet" button (block 2701 in Fig. 27), the ID of the computer embedded object can be uploaded to the server. The software program can be executed after clicking this button (2601 in Fig. 26).

The software component reads the ID, configuration, or specification of the computer embedded object of the seller or user and compares the information with the subject or content of the product page or tweet. A comment or conversation can only be posted if the ID or specification of the embedded object of the computer meets the notification requirements specified by the web page owner or manager. In this example, the computer embedded object can be a specific type of mobile phone (eg, "Sony" (Sony) Phones can only leave comments on Sony's product pages or tweets, and/or only Sony mobile phone sellers can follow Sony's product pages or tweets. A specific topic can be any of the purchased, sold, or commented on a computer embedded object. "A particular type of computer embedded object" may mean a computer embedded object having similar rules (eg, as described in FIG. 14). Related communities can be formed in this implementation. The restriction level (which user can be tweaked or pushed back) can be adjusted by the website operator, owner or manager, or can be another version of the social network or an enhanced version of Twitter. This can be done via Twitter's API (or Twitter's developer tools). Someone can track conversations with the subject tag, ID, or model of a computer embedded object. For example, the theme tag for iPhone 4 can be "#iphone4". The tracked conversation can only be displayed on the allowed ID or model of the computer embedded object. In a possible embodiment, someone can tweet the subject of the "XYZ" model phone based on the "XYZ" model phone and sell the "XYZ" model phone based on the "XYZ" model phone.

Device information search can be the process of exporting one or more of the following information about computer embedded objects: user manual, user manual, maintenance manual or program, computer embedded object sketch, blue book sales price, and many more. This search information can be the result of a keyword search for a device on the Internet, where the keyword can be derived from the ID of the computer embedded object.

The voucher can be issued to a computer embedded object after one or more of the following verifications: IMEI or ID theft check (if no computer embedded object is found in the theft or theft database), network check (if the computer is embedded) Objects can be connected to the network from the server), microprocessor speed checks (if the microprocessor exceeds certain speed criteria), memory checks (if the memory size is larger than the specific memory size), and so on. These verifications can be used as original proofs. The original voucher can be added to the reference information as part of the information to facilitate the sale or trading of computer embedded objects.

As illustrated in Figure 30, in a possible embodiment, the seller may sell the computer embedded item (3001) under an occasional bid. For example, a seller can operate a computer embedded item such as a television on the market, but accepts an occasional bid to provide the buyer with a first-right-of-refusal notice for 48 hours or other time periods. This notification will be executed if the seller receives a better bid. In this type of case, the seller can send a 48 hour notice to the purchaser, notifying the purchaser that another bid has been received and the purchaser then has 48 hours to remove the incident by selling the purchaser's existing television. Event (3002, 3004). If the purchaser does not remove the incident by selling its existing television, the seller has the right to request the cancellation of the contract and return the deposit to the purchaser. If the purchaser removes the contingency by selling their existing television, the seller can sell the television to the purchaser (3003). If the purchaser does not pay the full sale price within a certain period of time, the seller can retain the deposit. When the incident is removed, the seller often asks for a fund settlement certificate. In another example of an contingent bid, the seller can take the item off the market and wait for the buyer to sell the purchaser's existing computer embedded item, such as the purchaser's existing television. Most sellers can specify the date the transaction ends. If the purchaser's existing TV is not sold to the date, the transaction can be cancelled. The completion of the first transaction of a first computer embedded item may depend on a portion of the process associated with the second transaction of a second computer embedded item. The transaction may involve money, credit, exchange of merchandise, or any item that the seller and the purchaser can agree on.

After the transaction is reached, the seller can announce to the remaining potential purchasers that the computer embedded item has been sold. The seller can receive shipping information related to the embedded object of the computer. The seller can upload all of the dedicated information associated with the computer embedded item to the network (eg, cloud storage, server 10, etc.) for temporary storage. Once the seller receives the replacement computer embedded object, the seller can download the dedicated information later. This allows the seller to maintain their settings and information between the embedded objects of the computer.

Exemplary embodiments and applications

In a possible embodiment, a software component (such as a mobile application for Android or iPhone mobile applications, etc.) can be installed in a mobile phone (computer embedded object in this example). The following are examples of possible embodiments and process flows. It should be noted that any of the computer embedded articles mentioned throughout this document can be used in the following examples.

As indicated by step 601 in Figure 6, a software application has been installed in the mobile phone and has been activated.

In a possible embodiment, once the mobile application software (for example, a mobile application of an online media website, for example, Amazon.com, etc.) is installed and the software is launched, the computer can be turned on after the mobile application software has been launched. The identification code or configuration of the embedded object is automatically sent to the server. If the mobile application software is a mobile application for a specific online retailer that does not support the submission function of any online website, the submission function of any online website and the identification/configuration of the embedded object of the computer cannot be used.

Optionally, once the mobile application is launched, the settings page can be displayed to an end user. The end user can select an online media website such as Amazon.com, eBay, etc. to sell his or her computer embedded item. If this feature is incorporated into the mobile app on the online media site, you can skip this step.

As in step 604, the seller can enter the physical or functional status of the mobile phone, for example, using the user interface shown in FIG.

The identification number of the mobile phone can be uploaded to the server 10. As shown in FIG. 11, the information stored in the mobile phone can be uploaded to the database 14. The information transferred to the database 14 may include any of the following information: the ID of the mobile phone, the user id and password of the seller account, the specifications of the seller's mobile phone, the configuration of the mobile phone, and the like.

The server 10 can search or access the database 14 based on the uploaded information. Therefore, the server 10 can retrieve the promotional reference information 1102. The server can make promotional reference information related to the seller's mobile phone available to the seller. As shown in FIG. 11, the promotional reference information is provided to the seller's mobile phone. Promotional reference information can be stored in the database 14 and the promotional reference information is needed to obtain a better ranking of the search engine (Fig. 11), online retail store pages (Fig. 12), and social networking on the online social network. Better exposure of the network (Figure 13). The promotional reference information may also be partially stored in the mobile device of the seller and may be associated with the information stored in the database 14.

In a possible embodiment, the application executed on the server and the mobile application executing on the mobile device of the seller can grasp and access the information stored in the mobile device and the database 14 to promote the seller. The media, such as a web page, is constructed to promote or sell the mobile device on the internet/internet. Promotional reference information may include any of the following: promotional parameters, content material of the web page, metrics used to analyze Internet traffic and generate corresponding keywords, and landing pages or elements that improve the search ranking of specific keywords in the search engine. Labels, and more. Promotional parameters to improve search engine ranking may include: keywords associated with a mobile phone model, keywords associated with a mobile phone ID, web meta tag keywords associated with a mobile phone, associated with a mobile phone Page title and/or page header, etc. The mobile app software monitors and adjusts the total number of keywords in the web page and the location of the keywords. The content material of the web page associated with the model or configuration of the mobile phone may include the price of the mobile phone based on the various physical conditions of the mobile phone.

One possible method of tracking and/or facilitating Internet traffic is the banner link exchange program, which is associated with the ID of the seller's mobile phone. The banner associated with the ID or model of the mobile phone can be generated for the seller to place the banner in the web page. The link exchange banner can be stored and sorted into the database 14 in accordance with the mobile phone model or ID of the mobile phone. The Internet traffic of the landing page targeted by the mobile phone sales information can be improved by fine-tuning one of the following: the number of keywords in the meta tag (web page), the number of keywords in the web page, the location of the keyword, and the payment to The amount (or sales price ratio) of marketing/sales activities (for example, banner exchange activities, etc.), and so on.

The promotional reference information may be reference information based on the ID or model of the seller's mobile computer.

A software component can be installed in the purchaser's mobile device. Figure 23 illustrates a possible user interface screen displayed by the software component on the purchaser's mobile device. The purchaser can purchase a particular type of mobile telephone device provided by a different seller. The screen shown in Fig. 23 shows whether the seller is online. The purchaser can immediately "send a newsletter", "call", "email", or "chat" to the seller. For example, the purchaser can request more information about the seller's merchandise from the seller. The seller can send the requested information (eg, by email) to the purchaser.

Figure 24 illustrates a possible user interface screen on the seller's mobile device. The seller can view Internet traffic sorted by purchaser. For any renewed purchaser, the seller can immediately "send a newsletter", "call", "email", or "chat" to the purchaser. Twitter (social website) users can send "direct messages (DM)" to each other. The message may be sent from a purchaser, a follower to the seller, a tweet founder, or the message may be sent from the seller to the purchaser.

A two-way communication connection can be established between the purchaser and the seller. The seller can modify and fine tune the promotional mobile phone's web page for better exposure or increased network traffic. The seller can immediately monitor the purchaser who is browsing/checking the mobile phone sales information. At the same time, the purchaser can immediately contact the seller and is very similar to asking questions about mobile phones in a brick and mortar store. In addition, the purchaser can directly connect to the mobile phone using the VPN and check the internal configuration of the mobile phone.

In a possible embodiment, the system delivers information to the user based on the specification or ID of the item interacting with the user, wherein a portion of the information is derived from a specification or ID of the item that was not manually entered by the user. This information may be relevant to one of the following information groups: merchandise or service sales information (including but not limited to: information or price information related to the sale of vehicles or auto parts, information related to mobile devices or Sales price information, information related to computer-related items or sales price information, information related to components or tools used to build computer-based objects or sales price information, etc.), advertising information for sale (including but not Limited to: advertising information or for sale information related to vehicles or auto parts, advertising information or for sale information related to mobile devices or accessories for mobile devices, advertising information or information for sale related to computer-related items, and computer-equipped Information about the service of the item (for example, auto repair service, etc.) or information for sale (including but not limited to: service information related to the vehicle, repair information or service/repair labor cost information, and Service information related to mobile devices or wireless planning services, service information related to computer-related items, repair information Service / repair labor cost information).

The following are possible examples:

I. Connection is Sales -> Once the computer embedded object is connected to a sales network, or the trigger from the end user or seller of the computer embedded object connects the computer embedded object to the sales network:

i. The computer embedded object can automatically display the setting page, which includes any of the following:

1. The identification code of the computer embedded object.

2. Configuration of computer embedded objects:

a. Once the configuration is updated, the ad library will be updated.

3. The state of the computer embedded object (if any):

a. For example, a computer embedded object is resident in the vehicle's journey.

4. Products for sale:

a. The item for sale can be an attachment, not a computer-embedded object itself.

5. Submit button -> send to the server.

II. Network of buyers and sellers

i. The network of buyers and sellers - both looking for items that can be identified, configured, or specified by computer embedded objects.

Ii. The seller uploads the information to a seller's website (or online media, etc.).

Iii. The buyer searches the seller's website (or online media, etc.) for a list of search keywords to obtain the most relevant information from the target information.

Iv. The seller receives a list of potential buyers.

v. The seller and the purchaser establish a social network connection (both the seller and the buyer of the connection).

III. Insertion and social network establishment after the computer embedded object is connected to the network:

i. The setting page or template set by the seller:

1. Set the activity (the type or template that can generate the activity after the ID code of the embedded object of the computer or the configuration has been loaded into the network).

2. Content page:

a. Fan Page:

i. The page contains:

1. Product ID and configuration.

2. A setup page for members of the social network to access product information.

Ii. Provide manufacturers with product lists and availability, product images, video, and more.

3. Product Content - A tool for generating fan pages (loading content templates for events for end users or sellers to check):

a. For the following tasks:

i. Marketing - involves advertising creation, rewriting, design, planning, execution, activities, community maintenance, and more.

b. Link the computer embedded object to the relevant website with information about the embedded object of the computer. The information can be in the form of technical papers, short talks, status updates, podcasts, video, music, and the like.

Ii. Investigate, make conversations easy to use after discussion, develop and develop relationships with community influencers, collect feedback on products, and more.

Iii. Account settings:

1. The seller account should have a status update button to update the status or configuration of the computer embedded object => associate the status with the sales price.

2. Read the configuration and status of the embedded object of the computer -

a.

b. such as the location of the computer embedded object

c. SD card such as memory option -> how many GB (Giga Byte)

d. Read the status of the vehicle immediately - the oil state

Iv. Once the fan page is online, the consumer can view the news feed page from the rest of the members in the seller's network.

v. Tracking metrics:

1. Use tools such as Omniture, Coremetrics, Webtrends, or Google Analytics:

a. Recommend the keywords and styles of the content page.

IV. Web page template:

i. Meta tag.

Ii. Content:

1. Website content URL.

2. Login page URL.

3. Keyword page URL.

Iii. Price - for example, from the blue book.

Iv. Submit to the search engine and receive traffic from the search engine.

V. An Internet site similar to Google Adwords

i. Association settings in the account:

1. Preset -> A list of preset conditions assigned by the Internet site or set by the user. The user can trigger an automatic reading of the ID, price, physical condition or configuration of the embedded object of the computer.

2. The seller account can have a status update button to update the status or configuration of the computer embedded object => associate the status with the sales price.

3. Reading the configuration and status of the computer embedded object can produce results such as:

a. Course (for vehicles).

b. The geographical location of the computer embedded object.

c. Installed memory options -> For example, how many GB the SD card has.

d. Read the status of the vehicle immediately, for example, oil quantity/temperature, and the like.

Ii. Generate advertising content:

1. Types of information generated by advertisements:

a. The title and number of lines of the product description, b. Unique sales adverts, c. distinctive features and interest ads, d. ads with headlines, e. ads with description lines, f. price or discount Advertising, g. advertising focused on testimony, h. advertising to convey information, i. advertising template for the seller to choose from.

Iii. price

1. The price of the blue book when the computer embedded object is used for vehicles, etc.

Iv. keyword

1. Keyword matching method suggestions, such as:

a. Match the price.

v. Links to Google sites or advertising sites.

Vi. An advertisement that is triggered or not triggered based on the status of one of the end users.

Instance

Referring to FIG. 31, the database 3100 queries the service user for a database from the server 3101. The application software 3110 sends a query to the database 3100 via the server 3101 using a product search user interface 3111. The application software 3110 can be resident on the user's computer embedded object, the server 3101, or can be accessed via another server.

The item search user interface 3111 delivers the database search result 3102 to the user's computer embedded item. Typical search results 3102 may include, but are not limited to, any of the following: identification information for the merchandise for sale, description of the merchandise, identification information of the seller, e-mail address of the seller, or telephone number of the seller.

In a possible embodiment, the application software 3120 can be a telephone dialer resident on the user's computer embedded object, which can display information from the search result to the user, such as one of the following: the seller Identification information and/or product identification information 3121, the seller's phone number 3122, or the seller's sales rating and other comments to the seller 3123. The application software 3120 can cause or cause a mobile phone call or an IP voice telephone call via or using the user's computer embedded object, using information from the search results and/or a phone book resident on the user's computer embedded object. , and so on. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3120 can automatically save all or part of the search result information when receiving the search result, such as later on the user's computer embedded object by the application software 3120 or other application software. The seller's identification information and the phone number in the phone book. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3120 can save all or part of the search result information when receiving the user instruction, such as later on the user's computer embedded object by the application software 3120 or other application software. The seller identification information and the phone number selected by the user in the phone book. The application software 3120 is used to display and classify the vendor identification information along with any other contact identification (and associated phone number) that exists on the user's computer embedded object. In a possible embodiment, the data field can be added to the phone book or display information by the application software 3120 to accommodate the identification of the supply item. The data field may include a link to the identification of the seller in the address book of the telephone dialer. The data field also stores identification information of the product.

In a possible embodiment, the application software 3120 can have any of the following capabilities: phone dialer capabilities, or phone book capabilities, or phone dialer and internet web browser capabilities, or telephone dialer and global information Keyword search capabilities of the web, or keyword search capabilities on the phone dialer and online shopping retail website. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3120 may include, but is not limited to, a dual tone multi-frequency signal to guide the functionality of the telephone menu system, and a super file for communicating with the Internet (World Wide Web). The functionality of the delivery agreement. The application software 3120 can be installed on a computer embedded object such as a smart phone of a user.

In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 can display the vendor identification information 3121 and the seller email address 3142 from the search results. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 can send and receive an email message 3133 using information from the search results. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 can automatically save all or part of the search result information (such as the seller email address) on the user's computer embedded object when receiving the search result for later use. Capture. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 may save all or part of the search result information (such as the seller's email address) on the user's computer embedded object upon receiving the user's instruction for later use. take. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 may include, but is not limited to, functionality of a simple electronic mailing agreement for transmitting and receiving emails, and hypertext for communicating with the Internet (World Wide Web). The functionality of the delivery agreement. The application identification information 3121 can be displayed and sorted by the application software 3140, along with any other contact identification (and associated email address) that exists on the user's computer embedded object.

In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 can be an email client software with the ability to send and receive email. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 may save the seller contact information in the contact information of another email client or save it on its own. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 can use another email client or itself to send and receive emails using contact information from the search results. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3140 can access the address book of another email client. In a possible embodiment, the data field may be added by the application software 3140 to the address book or display information to accommodate the identification of the item for sale. The data field may include a link to the identification of the seller in the address book of the email client. The data field also stores identification information of the product.

In a possible embodiment, the application software 3130 can display any of the following: the seller's identification information and/or the product identification information 3121, the item description 3132, or the item price 3133. In a possible embodiment, the application software 3130 can perform transactions between the seller and the buyer (user).

In a possible embodiment, the application software 3130 may be a database software management tool capable of classifying and displaying, for example, a list of hardware items for selling goods and any of the following: seller identification information and/or product identification information 3121. Product description 3132, or sales price 3133.

In a possible embodiment, any combination of the application software 3120, 3130, and 3140 can be integrated. The integrated software can be installed in a computer embedded object such as a smart phone. In a possible embodiment, the integration software can have any combination of the following functions: email (send and receive email), address book (including any of the following: seller identification information, seller email address, and / or phone number, product identification information, etc.), phone number dialer (with the ability to access the address book), shopping list (with the ability to sort / query the supply of goods), or execute a sales transaction.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps Instruction: receiving, by a server, at least one of an identification code or specification of a computer embedded object for sale; the server automatically selects a plurality of parameters for populating and a target webpage associated with at least one of an identification code or a specification of the embedded object of the computer; the webpage is automatically created by the server, the webpage allowing the user to select a parameter from the plurality of parameters for cultivating the target webpage; The server uses the selected parameters to establish at least a portion of the target web page.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the software application resident on the user's computer embedded object transmits an identification code or specification from the user's computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the server is any one of: a server of a social networking website, a server of an online retail website, a server of an online shopping search engine website , or RSS feeds to the server of the website.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: automatically selecting, by the server, a computer embedded object similar to a computer embedded object for sale; displaying to the user of the social networking site Object-related information in which users of social networking sites have similar computer embedded objects.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: automatically generating, by the server, promotional reference information associated with at least one of an identification code or specification of a computer embedded item.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the promotional reference information is retrieved from a database in communication with the server.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the total number of keywords in the target webpage and/or the location of the keyword in the target webpage is automatically monitored and adjusted by a mobile application software or the server To improve the search ranking.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: transmitting at least a portion of the target web page to the second user for display.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein at least one of the identification code or specification is stored in a memory device of the computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the identification code is derived from a host name and an authentication password of the computer embedded object, and wherein the combination of the host name and the identity authentication password of the computer embedded object It is used to access the identification code stored in the embedded object of the computer.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: receiving, from the user, review information related to the computer embedded object; and transmitting the review information to the second user for display.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the review information includes information regarding a user experience.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the review information includes a log file of the computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the review information is a tweet.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the review information is located in a fan page.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the identification code is delivered via a computer network.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: receiving a request for information associated with the computer embedded item from the second user; and transmitting the information request to the user for display.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the information request includes a problem associated with a computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the information request includes a request for a log file of a computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the information request is a tweet.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the information request is located in a fan page.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps An instruction to display to a user a list of a plurality of devices connected to the network; in response to a user indicating a device for sale on the list, uploading an identification code or specification from the device; extracting an identification code from the device Or information related to the specification; display the information to the user.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: automatically using the information selected by the user from the displayed information to automatically populate the target web page.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps The instructions of: receiving, by a server, a search item from a plurality of potential purchasers of the commodity; sending a list of potential purchasers among the plurality of potential purchasers to a seller, the list of potential purchasers being listed Potential buyers of search items related to the seller's product parameters.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the list of potential purchasers is stored in a contact list associated with a communication software component in a device associated with the seller.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps An instruction to send a search criterion to a server by a user computer, the search criteria including a search item of an object of interest to the user; the search result is received by the user computer from the server, the search results Included in the merchandise information, the merchandise information includes a list of contacts of one or more potential purchasers; the user's computer displays the received merchandise information and a list of contacts, the contact list is located on the user's computer In the contact section of the communication software.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the communication group of the communication software is any one of the following: a phone book of the mobile phone, an address book of the email application, and a contact list of the communication application , or a list of contacts for the text messaging application.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps The instructions for transmitting the search criteria to the server by a user computer, the search criteria include a search item of the object of interest to the user; the search result is received by the user computer from the server, the search results include Product information of interest, the item of interest information includes a list of contacts of one or more sellers of the item of interest; the user's computer displays the information of the received goods and the list of contacts, the list of contacts is installed and used In the contact group of the communication software on the computer.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the communication group of the communication software is any one of the following: a phone book of the mobile phone, an address book of the email application, and a contact list of the communication application , or a list of contacts for the text messaging application.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps Instruction: displaying a web page to a plurality of users; receiving an identification code, configuration, or specification of a computer embedded object of a user communicating with the web page; allowing computer embedding with a specific identification code, configuration, or specification The user of the article posts a comment or participates in a conversation on the web page that specifies the owner or manager of the web page.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: wherein the software application resident on the user's computer embedded object transmits an identification code, configuration, or specification from the user's computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps The instruction: receiving the search result, the search result comprising: at least one identification information of the supply commodity, a description of the at least one supply commodity, identification information of at least one seller of the at least one supply commodity, at least one seller An email address, or at least one seller's phone number; automatically storing at least a portion of the search results in a phone book; displaying information in the phone book, the information including at least a portion of the search results.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: causing a telephone call to be initiated using information from at least a portion of the search results in the phone book.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: transmitting a search request to a server using identification information resident on a computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, a method comprises the steps of: or a computer readable medium carrying one or more sequences executed by one or more processors to cause the one or more processors to perform a sequence of one of the following steps The instruction: receiving the search result, the search result comprising: at least one identification information of the supply commodity, a description of the at least one supply commodity, identification information of at least one seller of the at least one supply commodity, at least one seller An email address, or at least one seller's phone number; automatically storing at least a portion of the search results in the contact list; displaying information in the contact list, the information including at least a portion of the search results.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: causing an email message to be sent using information from at least a portion of the search results.

In an embodiment, a method or computer readable medium further comprises: transmitting a search request to a server using identification information resident on a computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for receiving at least one of an identification code or specification of a computer embedded object for sale by a server Automatically selecting a plurality of parameters by the server, the plurality of parameters being used to populate a target webpage associated with at least one of an identification code or specification of the computer embedded object; by the server automatically A web page is created that allows the user to select parameters from among the plurality of parameters used to populate the target web page; the server establishes at least a portion of the target web page using the selected parameters.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further includes: a software application resident on the user's computer embedded object transmits an identification code or specification from the user's computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the server is any one of: a server of a social networking website, a server of an online retail website, a server of an online shopping search engine website, or an RSS feed. Give the server to the website.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: automatically selecting, by the server, a computer embedded item similar to the computer embedded object for sale; displaying, to a user of the social networking website, a computer embedded item for sale Information, in which users of social networking sites have similar computer embedded objects.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: automatically generating, by the server, promotional reference information associated with at least one of an identification code or specification of the computer embedded item.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further includes: wherein the promotional reference information is retrieved from a database in communication with the server.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the total number of keywords in the target webpage and/or the location of the keyword in the target webpage is automatically monitored and adjusted by a mobile application software or the server to improve the search ranking.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: transmitting at least a portion of the target web page to a second user for display.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: storing at least one of the identification code or specification in a memory device of the computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further includes: wherein the identification code is derived from a host name and an identity authentication password of the embedded object of the computer, and wherein a combination of a host name of the computer embedded object and an identity authentication password is used Access the identification code stored in the embedded object of the computer.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: receiving, from the user, review information related to the computer embedded item; transmitting the review information to the second user for display.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the review information includes information about a user experience.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the review information includes a log file of the computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the commentary information is a tweet.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the review information is located in a fan page.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the identification code is delivered via a computer network.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: receiving, from the second user, an information request related to the computer embedded object; and transmitting the information request to the user for display.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the information request includes a problem associated with the computer embedded item.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the information request includes a request for a log file of the computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the information request is a tweet.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the information request is located in a fan page.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for: displaying to a user a list of a plurality of devices connected to the network; Indicates a device for sale, and uploads an identification code or specification from the device; retrieves information related to the identification code or specification of the device; and displays the information to the user.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: automatically using the information selected by the user from the display information to automatically populate the target webpage.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for: receiving, by a server, a search item from a plurality of potential purchasers of the commodity; A list of potential buyers among potential buyers is sent to a seller who lists potential buyers who have search items associated with the seller's product parameters.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: wherein the list of potential purchasers is stored in a list of contacts associated with communication software components in the device associated with the seller.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for: transmitting a search criterion to a server by a user computer, the search criteria including a use Searching for items of interest; receiving search results from the server by the user computer, the search results including information about the item of interest, the information of the item of interest including one or more contacts of potential buyers a list; the user's computer displays the received product information and contact list, and the contact list is located in a contact group of a communication software installed on the user's computer.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further includes: wherein the communication group of the communication software is any one of: a phone book of a mobile phone, an address book of an email application, a contact list of a communication application, or a text message application. List of contacts for the program.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for: transmitting a search criterion to a server by a user computer, the search criteria including a use Searching for items of interest; receiving search results from the server by the user computer, the search results including information about the item of interest, including one or more sellers of the item of interest The list of contacts; the received product information and the contact list are displayed at the user computer, and the contact list is located in a contact group of a communication software installed on the user's computer.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further includes: wherein the communication group of the communication software is any one of: a phone book of a mobile phone, an address book of an email application, a contact list of a communication application, or a text message application. List of contacts for the program.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for: displaying a web page to a plurality of users; and receiving a computer embedded in a user communicating with the web page The identification number, configuration, or specification of the object; allows a user with a computer embedded object with a specific identification number, configuration, or specification to post a comment or participate in a conversation on the web page, the specific identification code or specification specifying the web page Owner or manager.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: a software application resident on the user's computer embedded item transmitting an identification code, configuration, or specification from the user's computer embedded item.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for: receiving search results, the search results including any of: at least one identification information of the supply and sale commodities, At least one description of the merchandise, at least one seller's identification information of the at least one merchandise, at least one seller's email address, or at least one seller's phone number; at least a portion of the search results are automatically saved on the phone In the book; displays information in the phone book, the information including at least a portion of the search results.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: causing a telephone call to be initiated using information from at least a portion of the search results in the phone book.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: transmitting a search request to a server using identification information resident on a computer embedded object.

In an embodiment, an apparatus includes a plurality of subsystems, the subsystems being at least partially implemented in a hardware for: receiving search results, the search results including any of: at least one identification information of the supply and sale commodities, At least one description of the merchandise, at least one seller's identification information of the at least one merchandise, at least one seller's email address, or at least one seller's phone number; automatically storing at least a portion of the search results in the contact In the list of people; displays the information in the contact list, which includes at least a portion of the search results.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: transmitting an email message using information from at least a portion of the search results.

In an embodiment, an apparatus further comprises: transmitting a search request to a server using identification information resident on a computer embedded object.

Hardware review

According to one embodiment, the techniques described herein are implemented by one or more dedicated computing devices. The dedicated computing devices may be fixed-wired to perform the techniques, or may include, for example, one or more special application integrated circuits (ASICs) or field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) that are continuously programmed to perform the techniques The digital electronic device may alternatively include one or more general purpose hardware processors programmed to perform the techniques in accordance with the instructions in the firmware, memory, other storage, or combination. Such dedicated computing devices can also combine custom fixed-line logic, ASICs, or FPGAs with custom programs to implement the technology. The dedicated computing devices can be desktop computer systems, portable computer systems, handheld devices, network connected devices, or any other device that incorporates fixed-line and/or program logic to implement the technology.

For example, FIG. 32 is a block diagram illustrating a computer system 3200, and embodiments of the present invention may be implemented on the computer system 3200. The computer system 3200 includes a bus 3202 or other communication mechanism for communicating information, and a hardware processor 3204 coupled to the bus 3202 for processing information. The hardware processor 3204 can be, for example, a general purpose microprocessor.

The computer system 3200 also includes a main memory 3206 coupled to the bus 3202, such as random access memory (RAM) or other dynamic storage device, for storing information and instructions executed by the processor 3204. Main memory 3206 can also be used to store temporary variables or other intermediate information during execution of instructions executed by processor 3204. Such instructions, when stored in a non-transitory storage medium accessible to processor 3204, convert computer system 3200 into a dedicated machine that is customized to perform the operations specified in the instructions.

The computer system 3200 further includes a read only memory (ROM) 3208 or other static storage device coupled to the bus 3202 for storing static information and instructions executed by the processor 3204. A storage device 3210, such as a magnetic disk or optical disk, is provided and coupled to bus bar 3202 for storing information and instructions.

The computer system 3200 can be coupled via a bus 3202 to a display 3212, such as a cathode ray tube (CRT), for displaying information to a computer user. An input device 3214, including alphanumeric and other keys, is coupled to bus 3202 for communicating information and command selections to processor 3204. Another type of user input device is a cursor control 3216 such as a mouse, trackball, or cursor direction key for communicating direction information and command selections to the processor 3204 and for controlling movement of the cursor on the display 3212. . This input device typically has two degrees of freedom on two axes, namely a first axis (eg, x) and a second axis (eg, y), which allows the device to specify a position in a plane.

The computer system 3200 can implement the techniques described herein using customized solid-line logic, one or more ASICs or FPGAs, firmware, and/or program logic, along with a computer system to make or program the computer system 3200 a dedicated machine. . According to one embodiment, the techniques herein are performed by computer system 3200 in response to processor 3204 executing one or more sequences of one or more instructions included in primary memory 3206. Such instructions may be read into the main memory 3206 from another storage medium, such as storage device 3210. Execution of the sequences of instructions included in main memory 3206 causes processor 3204 to perform the processing steps described herein. In an alternate embodiment, a fixed-line circuitry can be used in place of or in combination with a software instruction.

The term "storage medium" as used herein refers to any non-transitory medium that stores data and/or instructions that cause a machine to operate in a particular form. Such storage media may include non-volatile media and/or volatile media. Non-volatile media includes, for example, a compact disc or a magnetic disk, such as storage device 3210. Volatile media includes dynamic memory, such as main memory 3206. Common forms of storage media include, for example, floppy disks, flexible disks, hard disks, solid state drives, magnetic tape or any other magnetic data storage media, CD-ROM, any other optical data storage media, any physical media having a perforated pattern, RAM, PROM and EPROM, FLASH-EPROM, NVRAM, any other memory chip or device.

The storage medium is different from the transmission medium, but can be used in conjunction with the transmission medium. The transmission media participates in transferring information between storage media. For example, transmission media includes coaxial cables, copper wires, and optical fibers, including the wires that make up bus bar 3202. The transmission medium may also be in the form of sound waves or light waves, such as those generated during radio wave and infrared data communication.

Various forms of media may involve carrying one or more sequences of one or more instructions to processor 3204 for execution. For example, the instructions can initially be carried on a disk or solid state drive of a remote computer. The remote computer can load instructions into its dynamic memory and send instructions via the telephone line using the modem. A data machine located at the local end of the computer system 3200 can receive data via a telephone line and convert the data into an infrared signal using an infrared transmitter. The infrared detector can receive data carried by the infrared signal, and a suitable circuitry can place the data on the bus 3202. Bus 3202 carries the data to main memory 3206, and processor 3204 autonomous memory 3206 retrieves and executes the instructions. The instructions received by the main memory 3206 can optionally be stored on the storage device 3210 either before or after execution by the processor 3204.

The computer system 3200 also includes a communication interface 3218 that is coupled to the bus 3202. The communication interface 3218 provides bidirectional data communication coupled to the network connection 3220, and the network connection 3220 is connected to the regional network 3222. For example, the communication interface 3218 can be an overall service digital network (ISDN) card, a cable modem, a satellite data machine, or a data machine that provides a data communication connection to a corresponding type of telephone line. As another example, the communication interface 3218 can be a local area network (LAN) card to provide a data communication connection to a compatible LAN. Wireless connection can also be implemented. In any such implementation, communication interface 3218 sends and receives electrical, electromagnetic or optical signals that carry digital data streams that represent various types of information.

Network connection 3220 typically provides data communication to other data services via one or more networks. For example, network connection 3220 can provide connection to host computer 3224 or to a data device operated by Internet Service Provider (ISP) 3226 via local area network 3222. ISP 3226 then provides data communication services via a global packet data communication network, now commonly referred to as "Internet" 3228. Both the local area network 3222 and the Internet 3228 use electrical, electromagnetic or optical signals that carry digital data streams. Signals via various networks, and over the network connection 3220 and via the communication interface 3218, carry digital data to the computer system 3200 and carry digital data from the computer system 3200 as an exemplary form of the transmission medium.

The computer system 3200 can send a message via the network, the network connection 3220, and the communication interface 3218 and receive the data including the code. In the Internet instance, the server 3230 can transmit the application request code via the Internet 3228, the ISP 3226, the regional network 3222, and the communication interface 3218.

The received code may be executed by processor 3204 when received and/or stored in storage device 3210 or other non-volatile storage for later execution.

Equivalents, extensions, alternatives, and others

In the above specification, embodiments of the invention have been described with reference to the specific details Accordingly, the specification and description are to be regarded in a The sole and specific indications of the scope of the invention and the applicant's scope of the invention are intended to be the scope of the invention and the scope of the scope of the patent application. (including any subsequent corrections) is published from this application.

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1 is a block diagram illustrating a server for storing and extracting object data in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a terminal for communicating with a server in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention. An example of a user computer; FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an example of a computer system according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating an exemplary process flow according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; 5 is a flow chart illustrating an exemplary process according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an exemplary process flow according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 7 is a flowchart according to the present invention. A possible embodiment is used to illustrate a process flow of an example; FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a user interface for an example of a seller in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 9 is a possible implementation in accordance with the present invention. For example, a user interface for an example of a purchaser is illustrated; FIG. 10 illustrates an example of a possible embodiment of the present invention for managing a connection to a network for a seller. An exemplary user interface of a device for sale; FIG. 11 illustrates a data structure and content that can be submitted to an example of a search engine in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 12 is a view of a possible The embodiment exemplifies a data structure and content that can be submitted to an online retail store; and FIG. 13 illustrates an example of a data structure that can be submitted to a social network according to a possible embodiment of the present invention. Contents; Figure 14a illustrates a comparison of specification information according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention; and Figure 14b illustrates a comparison of specification information according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; A list of promotional parameters for various items that may have been sold is illustrated in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 16 illustrates a method for establishing a web page to promote promotional parameters of an item in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention. An example list; Figure 17 illustrates a vane for a seller to add additional information describing an item for sale in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention. a seller user input interface; FIG. 18 illustrates an example of a seller user interface for recycling an object in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 19 is a diagram of a possible embodiment in accordance with the present invention. An exemplary web page template before and after identifying a user object is illustrated; FIG. 20 illustrates a logical structure of an example in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 21 illustrates an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Illustrating a logical structure of an example; FIG. 22 is a list illustrating a search result of an item model or specification from a search engine according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 23 is an illustration of a possible embodiment according to the present invention. A user interface of an example purchaser is illustrated; FIG. 24 illustrates a user interface of a seller according to a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 25 is an illustration of a possible embodiment of the present invention. A user interface of an example vendor is illustrated; Figure 26 illustrates a process flow for illustrating an example in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; An exemplary social network user interface is illustrated in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. 28 illustrates an exemplary social network user interface in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; An exemplary social network user interface is illustrated in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 30 illustrates a process flow for illustrating an example in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention; and FIG. A possible embodiment of the invention exemplifies a hardware platform on which the computer or computing device described herein can be implemented.

Figure 32 is a diagram illustrating an exemplary access information flow in accordance with a possible embodiment of the present invention;

Claims (15)

 An automated information update method includes the steps of: displaying to a user a list of one of a plurality of devices connected to a network; in response to a user indicating that a device is for sale on the list, uploading an identification code from the device Or a specification; extracting information related to the identification code of the device or the specification; displaying the information to the user; and automatically using the information selected by the user from the display information to a target webpage.    An automated information updating method, comprising the steps of: receiving a search item from a plurality of potential purchasers of a commodity by a server; and sending a list of potential buyers of the plurality of potential purchasers to a seller, The potential purchaser list lists potential buyers who have a search item associated with the parameters of one of the seller's products.    For example, the automated information update method of claim 2, wherein the potential purchaser list is stored in a contact list associated with one of the communication software components associated with one of the sellers.    An automated information update method, comprising the steps of: sending a search criterion to a server by a user computer, the search criteria including a search item of an object of interest to the user; The server receives search results related to the search criteria, the search results include interest product information, the interest product information includes one or more potential purchaser contact list; the user computer display The product information received and the contact list, the contact list is located in a contact group of one of the communication software installed on the user's computer.    For example, the method for updating an automated information in the fourth application of the patent scope, wherein the communication group of the communication software is any one of the following: a mobile phone directory, an address book of an email application, and a communication application. A list of contacts, or a list of contacts for a text messaging application.    An automated information update method, comprising the steps of: sending a search criterion to a server by a user computer, the search criteria including a search item of an object of interest to the user; The server receives search results related to the search criteria, the search results include information about the item of interest, the item of interest information includes a list of contacts of one or more sellers of the item of interest; The computer displays the received product information and contact list, which is located in a contact group of one of the communication software installed on the user's computer.    For example, the method for updating an automatic information in the sixth application of the patent scope, wherein the communication group of the communication software is any one of the following: a phone book of one mobile phone, an address book of an email application, a communication application A list of contacts, or a list of contacts for a text messaging application.    An automated information updating method, comprising the steps of: displaying a webpage to a plurality of users; receiving an identification code, configuration or specification from a user's computer embedded object communicating with the webpage; allowing a specific identification A user of a computer embedded object of code, configuration or specification posts a comment or participates in a conversation on the web page, the particular identifier or specification specifying one of the owner or manager of the web page.    For example, in the automatic information updating method of claim 8, wherein a software application resident on the user's computer embedded object transmits the identification code, configuration or specification from the user's computer embedded object.    An automated information updating method, comprising the steps of: receiving search results, the search results comprising: at least one identification information of a supply item, a description of the at least one supply item, and at least one sale of the at least one supply item Identification information of the person, an email address of the at least one seller, or a phone number of the at least one seller; automatically storing at least a portion of the search results in a phone book; displaying the information in the phone book The information includes at least a portion of the search results.    The automated information updating method of claim 10, further comprising the step of causing a telephone call to be initiated using information from the at least a portion of the search results in the phone book.    For example, the automatic information updating method of claim 10 further includes the following steps: sending a search request to a server using the identification information resident on a computer embedded object.    An automated information updating method, comprising the steps of: receiving search results, the search results comprising: at least one identification information of a supply item, a description of the at least one supply item, and at least one sale of the at least one supply item Identification information of the person, an email address of the at least one seller or a phone number of the at least one seller; automatically storing at least a portion of the search results in a contact list; displaying the contact list Information that includes at least a portion of the search results.    The automated information updating method of claim 13, further comprising the step of causing an email message to be sent using the information from the at least one portion of the search results.    The method for updating an automated information according to claim 13 of the patent scope further includes the step of transmitting a search request to a server using the identification information resident on a computer embedded object.