I hope everyone had a good laugh on the funny video about call center. I am glad that my web hosting, GVO, does not provide such customer support when I contracted GVO. I found some interesting functions which I could not understand. So I e-mailed the technical support and asked for information.
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Filed Under (Video) by kimloon on 26-11-2009
Recently, someone sent me the links to the following funny videos on Call Center.
I almost laughed my chair off watching these videos. Let us hope that we do not face these situation when we call the call center for technical support.
Enjoy!
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Free Web Hosting is not really free for Internet Business. There are price to be paid. s.
The following is a slide on the issues could be expected from a free web hosting.
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Filed Under (blog, General) by kimloon on 17-11-2009
Recently, Joel Therien of GoGVO.com sent us an email on the latest WordPress iFrame Attack and security issue.
Because I had limited Internet Access for the past week, I only noticed this mail yesterday. I had a shock when I went over to the WordPress Blog Sites I maintained. Most of them showed only a blank page.
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There are many free resources or tools out there for Internet Business. Are these free tools reliable for Internet Business?
A successful Blogger, Alvin, of Gather Success, shared his unpleasant experiences for using free web hosting and other free tools when he was starting out in his recent post. For some unknown reasons, his free accounts were suspended. He had to go through a series of trouble to re-work his internet business.
I highly recommend people to read his post on this experience here.
I also have my bad experiences in using the free tools and resources for the Internet Business. One of commonly used tools was a link cloaking program or tools to make an URL short.
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During the course of learning affiliate marketing, many beginners face this challenge of trying to learn too many skills at one go. The beginner would try to learn the following skills:
* Market Evaluation
* Product Evaluation
* Keywords Research
* Working on the presentation (e.g. a blog or squeeze page)
* Building a list using an auto responder
* Sales and Conversion
* Promotion and Traffic Generation
* And more…
Each skill requires certain level of theory understanding and practical hands-on to master. Without a single focusing point, many beginners would get the hands tied up and confused by the overwhelming information and to-do list.
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