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AtricleZine - Web 2.0 - Bowing to a False Messiah
Something most of us know all to well is how to go to work and trade time for money. We have been taught this by our parents, who were taught by their parents and so on. It is passed down generation after generation; work hard at a job and you will be ok. Bullshit, I say! Sorry for being so blunt, but someone needs to give you a kick in the ass and wake you up and pull the blindfold off. Doesn’t just being OK really suck? Don’t you want more? Scary thing is we don’t know where to start since we were never taught anything abo
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Simon Ng was a college freshman in New York. In May 2005, somebody tied him up and repeatedly stabbed him in the chest with a butcher knife—but that was minutes after Simon made his very last blog entry.That blog entry later helped the police trace the murderer.There’s a quirky side story why I signed up on Friendster in the first place. For some years, I ignored it because I considered it merely a fad for teenagers. But one day in the summer of 2004, a girl was murdered in her own condo unit. The girl was a Metrobank
Whoops, I’m sorry... do you even know what Web 2.0 is?
Web 2.0, in a nut shell, is the latest evolution in the online experience. The World Wide Web is now... ready... here it is: a tad more interactive, technologically speaking.
I know, that’s a big whoop for some of you, but for others it’s equivalent to the coming of the messiah (for either the first or second time, depending on which operating system you’re laboring under).
Is Web 2.0 a Boon or a Bane for Consumers and Countries?
For most marketers, their company’s website has been a rather static billboard of sorts. But now, thanks to the technological capabilities afforded us under the sobriquet of Web 2.0, a website can provide visitors, prospects, customers and selected victims, with a certain degree of “give and take”.
You can talk to them, they can talk to you; you can le
Call centers in India sprang up in early 2001, and since then have become a big industry. The number of incoming phone calls has also increased due to the increase in the amount of clients.India first benefited from the offshoring trend as it has a large pool of English speaking and technically proficient manpower. India's offshoring industry took roots in low-end IT functions in the early 1990s, and has since moved to back-office processes such as call centers and transaction processing. In the late 1990s, India's abundant
Web 2.0, in a nut shell, is the latest evolution in the online experience. The World Wide Web is now... ready... here it is: a tad more interactive, technologically speaking.
I know, that’s a big whoop for some of you, but for others it’s equivalent to the coming of the messiah (for either the first or second time, depending on which operating system you’re laboring under).
Is Web 2.0 a Boon or a Bane for Consumers and Countries?
For most marketers, their company’s website has been a rather static billboard of sorts. But now, thanks to the technological capabilities afforded us under the sobriquet of Web 2.0, a website can provide visitors, prospects, customers and selected victims, with a certain degree of “give and take”.
You can talk to them, they can talk to you; you can l
Are you reaching your customers personally and generating sales and repeat customers as a result? No matter how good your web graphics are, or how interesting your sales copy is, nothing can compare to hearing a real voice while looking at the photo of the person speaking to you.In the world of online marketing, credibility is key to getting customers to buy. Most people are hesitant to pay for services or products from a nameless person they don’t know, and whose voice they’ve never heard. When you add your voice to your we
I know, that’s a big whoop for some of you, but for others it’s equivalent to the coming of the messiah (for either the first or second time, depending on which operating system you’re laboring under).
Is Web 2.0 a Boon or a Bane for Consumers and Countries?
For most marketers, their company’s website has been a rather static billboard of sorts. But now, thanks to the technological capabilities afforded us under the sobriquet of Web 2.0, a website can provide visitors, prospects, customers and selected victims, with a certain degree of “give and take”.
You can talk to them, they can talk to you; you can l
After you setup a website to sell your product and have decent success in conversing visitors to buyers, what else can you do to explode your sales further?There is a simple one.You add streaming audios onto your website. This can potentially increase your sales by up to 35% depending on the niche market that you are in!The top 3 reasons how website audio can help yours sales are as follow:Reason 1: The way visitor use your websiteA significant number of visitors are more receptive to audi
Is Web 2.0 a Boon or a Bane for Consumers and Countries?
For most marketers, their company’s website has been a rather static billboard of sorts. But now, thanks to the technological capabilities afforded us under the sobriquet of Web 2.0, a website can provide visitors, prospects, customers and selected victims, with a certain degree of “give and take”.
You can talk to them, they can talk to you; you can l
Are you in the job market? Sick of every blog-byte cramming down your throat that you have to get out there and network? Feel like your traditional networking efforts have turned into a self-destructive waste of time? Online Social Networking (OSN), a form of viral marketing, is a better way to hook up to opportunity. Done right, it’ll do wonders for your self-esteem and warp-speed your contact development.Viral marketing is a marketing phenomenon that’s used to facilitate and encourage people to pass along a marke
You can talk to them, they can talk to you; you can learn more about them, they can learn more about you; they can “experience” you, you can “experience them” – in short, the level of communication through a computer screen has been enhanced.
Some though fear that Web 2.0 will enable online marketers to become even more intrusive and annoying... or liberating. China, Saudi Arabia and other fundamentalist and ideologically illogical regimes could be in for a big-time headache.
Nevertheless, Web 2.0 will eventually give way to Web 2.5, then Web 3.0 and 4.0 and so on, until ultimately, long after we’re all dust, a computer screen will become a real – not virtual – portal into whatever exists on either side of the screen.
Actually, there probably won’t be a screen anymore; it’ll be more like a turnstile. Yes, the veil will have been lifted. And the tag line, “Reach out and touch someone”, wil
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