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Quảng cáo Facebook: rẻ mà run?
Hôm qua đang ngồi mần việc thì bạn Thành Long hoảng hốt alo bảo sao suggested bid của Facebook bây giờ còn có USD0.01/click à. Mình nghe xong cũng…hết hồn. Cách đây mới mấy tháng chạy 2 chiến dịch quảng … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged facebook, Google Insights for Search, ORM, Quảng cáo Facebook, Social Bakers
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Facebook Fanpage Monitoring Tools
As our community grows, some of the most dedicated members will continue to contribute more to the community overall well-fare. Experience has shown that with formal recognition from the community, these members will without a doubt make further efforts to add more content that enriches the their fellows’ life. Continue reading
Posted in Evangelist
Tagged Community, Evangelist, facebook, Facebook FanPage Monitoring Tools, Web App
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Facebook: the return of the Sith
The old design of Facebook has come back with more bells and whistles. But I’m trying to refrain myself from giving any opinion of these changes now but will come back in a few weeks when data are available for analysis. For the time being, I’ve switched to the Live feed option. Continue reading
Facebook: how to convert Friends to Fans?
Now, the question is: what are you gonna do about it? How do you convert your “company’s friends” to loyal fans? Yesterday a friend called me asking this very question and I wasn’t able to come up with an immediate answer. So here it is. Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged facebook, Fan Page, Passport to Love, Social Media, social media marketing, Wonderboy Entertainment
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WOW Vinabook!
Seconds (I really mean it, SECONDS!) after I pressed the “check out” button, Vinabook called me to confirm the purchase and reminded me that because my house is in the outskirts of HCMC, I would have to pay additional cost for postage, which was fine. Continue reading
Posted in Startup, Vietnamese service
Tagged Customer Service, facebook, Giận, Thích Nhất Hạnh, Vinabook
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Yahoo! 360 exodus: where’s the new land?
Facebook will continue to gain momentum in Vietnam, with an increasing rate of adoption. This SNS will be a stand-alone platform that serves Vietnamese first need of socializing on the Net and should not be included as an alternative platform to Yahoo 360. Facebook does extremely well in connecting “already known” friends, and in terms of social graph, I would say this can be moved pretty fast via email invitation.
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Posted in Social Media, web services
Tagged facebook, microblogging, social networking, social nework, Twitter, yahoo, yahoo 360, yobanbe, Zing
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Unconference 2009
The “Unconference” is e27′s flagship event and the 2009 version will be the 7th time we have held it since 2006. Styled after DEMO or more Techcrunch50, we want to showcase Asia-based web startups and provide the growing community a chance to mingle, cross-pollinate ideas and learn from each other’s market experience. Past startup demos and attendees include Wego (funded by NewsCorp AU in 2008), FirstMeta the virtual-world only bank, Tencube a mobile security service, Nuffnang the #1 blog-focused ad network in Southeast Asia and featured in Businessweek’s Top 25 Young Asian Entrepreneurs of 2008. Continue reading