IOT. PROJECT

IoT – is a network of appliances, gadgets and electronic devices that can send signals to each other, interpret data from each other, and then do stuff accordingly.

For example, as you approach, the things inside your house can detect the settings of your mobile phone app. The air conditioning temperature can be set according to your preference. If you prefer to take a bath, the water temperature is adjusted accordingly, on its own. Certain lights can be switched on. Even the lock on your door can be unlocked, if that’s what you want.

It isn’t just that. Your refrigerator can place an order for a can of milk at your preferred online store if it detects that you are running out of milk.

This way, devices and appliances connected to the Internet of Things can automatically take care of lots of things in the background while you go about your own routine.

Yeah, I know, if you’re reading this in maybe 2030, you must be wondering why I’m writing the obvious, but this is not 2030 when I’m writing it, it is 2019.

Where does content marketing and content writing fit into all this?

This ReadWrite blog post explains how IoT is going to affect content marketing, since I provide content writing services, I need to talk about this from the context of content writing.

The blog post refers to a Gartner study that says that by 2020, there are going to be 20.4 billion IoT devices,