Test Video

I found this video on YouTube.

Test Site, Real Sites

Be warned: Right now, this is a merely test site for demo and training purposes. My real blog is at ClappingTrees (if only there's a way to link to my real blog from here, like the way I could at my Elgg.net blog!) and my elearning portal is at NETCoach Asia.

Wanna see some real sites that I've helped to create? Check these out:

• Everest Innovation: Installed WordPress with a few clicks on a hosted server, changed the template, worked remotely with a graphics artist (in the USA, I think), installed some plugins, etc. Took almost a month to enter the company and workshop data, to edit them and to finetune the look-and-feel of the site.
• The Seven Fountains: Installed WordPress with a few clicks on a hosted server, added posts and pages, copied and posted info from earlier site, and site was ready for public view within half a day; a few months later added a photo gallery and edited some content.
• Blog and Wiki @ Nanyang Technological University: Tech support staff installed Expression Engine on one of the university's servers. Took me a few days to get familiar with the software's control panel, change the blog's theme, add posts, edit content and make the wiki's theme look like the blog's.

16 Ways to Grow E-Business

According to Carroll, J. & Broadhead, R. (n.d.), there are "16 Proven Ways to Grow Your E-Business":

1. Know your audience
2. Your brand name
3. Offline marketing
4. Online retail store
5. Gift certificates
6. Cross-selling
7. Product referral services
8. Affiliate programs
9. Permission marketing
10. Search engines and Web directories
    
11. Search engine optimization
12. Online shopping directories
13. Online advertising and sponsorships
14. Keyword-based advertising
15. Links from other Web sites
16. Monitor activity on your Web site

Actually, there are more. Check out my "Rapid eMarketing" course -- coming up in mid March. More details soon.