Posted by Untara on 07/03/2010 under Articles | 
We all know that twitter is one of phenomenon in the development of social networking technology. Various kinds of information, can be found in the ‘world of twitter’ – garbage information or valuable information – they can be found in billions of ‘ 140 characters short messages’ that published by the ‘twitterians’ from around the world.
Various kinds of application software were created to meet the needs and the convenience of twitterians. Ranging from software application intended for a personal computer through a mobile application for mobile devices like Cell Phone, Iphone, Blackberry and more.
In this post I would like to share about some twitter applications that I recently used.
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Posted by Untara on 26/02/2010 under Books |
Twitter is a microblogging service that’s changing the way we communicate. Marketers recognize its value, and Twitter Marketing: An Hour a Day offers marketers, advertisers, brand managers, PR professionals, and business owners an in-depth guide to designing, implementing, and measuring the impact of a complete Twitter strategy.
Expert author Hollis Thomases acquaints you with the Twitterverse, its conventions, and its fascinating demographics and statistics. She then teaches you step by step how to effectively craft successful branding and direct response strategies that can be scaled to any organization and its objectives.
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Posted by Untara on 14/02/2010 under Articles |
A picture can represent a thousand words. Maybe you’ve heard this quote. In an effort to market a product or service we have on the Internet, often felt necessary to add a picture to a detailed description so that prospective buyers can get a ‘full picture’ of the products or services that we offer.
Online sales through the Internet (aka the online store) is different from sales through traditional stores. On traditional stores, a potential buyer will feel comfortable with the choice because he could see the shape of a product or service offered, at a bookstore for example, a buyer can touch the physical form of books before he Decided to buy it, he could see the quality of paper or may be interested in book cover design and then finally decide to buy the book.
Above such things can not be found in online sales on the Internet. There is a ‘distance’ between the sellers, buyers and product or service offered. Buyers and sellers can not meet face to face, the buyer can not see or touch the physical form of the products or services offered and much more.
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Posted by Untara on 04/02/2010 under Blogging |
While on ‘blog walking’ activity, I often see blogs that put too many banner ads from so many affiliate programs or ‘online business networking’ without considering ‘the beauty’ of its layout. Four 125×125 banners over there, 300×300 or 250×250 banner over here, giant 728×90 on the header and footer, Google Adsense inserted on every post, etc.
Although the blog contains a very interesting information, I immediately said to myself “Is it a blog or advertising on parade?” Smile, and walk away to another blogs! (don’t expect me to come back!)
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We all know that twitter is one of phenomenon in the development of social networking technology. Various kinds of information, can be found in the ‘world of twitter’ – garbage information or valuable information – they can be found in billions of ‘ 140 characters short messages’ that published by the ‘twitterians’ from around the world.
