I will be conducting a series of FREE learning session on “Spiritual Intelligence” for 1-2 hours, on the week of Holy Week, Monday to Wednesday [March 29-31, 2010] to different companies. All I need is venue and multi-media.
Kindly forward this invitation to interested companies or you may ask them to leave a message in this PAGE.
Look up and be filled =D
If you are a micro entrepreneur like me, juggling daytime work with that of my (side) business, you know we don’t have the luxury of time. Thus, we have to prioritize and focus on the business that will give us the most return, B2B or B2C?
For the benefit of the non-marketing people in the house, B2B pertains to business to business model while B2C is business to customer.
My side business is 3 fold, [1] online marketing and selling of moringa (malunggay) health products, and [2] do consultancy for e-marketing and [3] facilitate training programs for companies. The 1st one is B2C, while the last 2 is B2B.
Is politics in the Philippines already on the next level?
In terms of cerebral calisthenics, not quiet yet, because of the mudslinging and carnival like approach of campaigning. There were some improvements, I would say. It is interesting to note thought how some politicians are using blogs and social networking sites in their campaign.
Google/Facebook Ads, Blogger meet-ups, Facebook Fan Page, Dedicated blogs of and for the candidates, an army of blog commenters and twitterers, are new means of campaigning.
I wrote a commentary at blogwatch.ph about this, you may read it HERE
On my last post, for the benefit of new subscribers, we stepped backward by reviewing what web 2.0 is. On this issue, allow me to discuss online reputation and responsible use of digital media.
In one fora, someone asked me, “sir, what is an online reputation?”. I replied, “try typing your name in search engines [google, yahoo, bing] then analyze the results.
You may repeat the exercise, this time do it inside Social Networking Site where you maintain an account. i.e., Facebook, Multiply, Twitter, LinkedIn, Plurk.
We are in the age of digital media where distance and time is no longer an issue when accessing information. When your potential client or employer, or even old classmates or friends, or long lost relative tried to locate you using web 2.0 applications, they will do what you just did and may get similar results. Unless you don’t like what your current online reputation is [or lack of it] and would want to take action.
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