Internet Marketing Philippines
Have you seen the YouTube video “Validation” by Hugh Newman? It tells the story of a young man who works by validating parking tickets. Only he gives new meaning to the word validation.
Or rather, he gives true meaning to that word.
Sometimes we find ourselves simply going through the motions of daily living, mistakenly thinking that people don’t notice. Or that people simply don’t see.
Fiera de Manila Inc. and the DigitalFilipino.com Club are organizing the Social Networking and eBusiness Conference Philippines 2009, which will be held on April 23 and 24 at the Grand Ballroom, Hotel Intercontinental, Makati City, Philippines.
Why would you need to attend this event? What would you want to be more active in social networking circles? Here’s why…
Now there’s some comforting news. In spite of the financial crisis, internet advertising grew 10% in 2008 according to the IAB. More specifically, we’re talking about $23.4 billion in 2008 versus 2007’s $21.2 billion.
I wonder, though, how things are faring in Q1 of 2009.
One thing is certain, though: Ad agencies and various companies are seeing how their customers are spending more time online. It only makes sense to make your presence felt on the internet, because that’s one of the places holding the attention of your target market.
It’s good to hear that WordPress Pinoys is back. This way, we can handily find out who are the, in a way, more active bloggers from the Philippines.
I signed up for the May 9, 2009 iBlog5: The 5th Philippine Blogging Summit. It will be held at the Malcolm Theater, UP College of Law, UP Diliman, from 8 am to 5 pm.
I remember the time I attended the first iBlog event. I gave a talk on podcasting. Boy, time sure does fly so quickly, and now I’m curious about how things have changed over the past 4 years.
Do you want to have your own WordPress-powered blog… for free? No, I’m not talking about the free blogs offered at WordPress.com (which does not allow you to commercialize your free blog). I’m talking about your very own, full control, monetize it any way you want blog that’s powered by WordPress.
RJ Tayaban is giving away a free WP blog in a contest. Here are the other prizes…
I’m trying out the Sandugo Twister rubber sandals, which the people at Toby’s say is an upgrade of the Storm version. The trekking or wet hiking sandals have generous aerovents which not only allow the air to easily pass through, but make drying your sandals quick and painless if you find yourself sloshing through water.
