Malaysia website design blog
Once upon a forum thread over at Low Yat forums, we were discussing all about the business of websites in Malaysia. There were very informative points which I had tried to summarize into a mini Q & A here.
It might not be much but I hope it helps give an idea of what the industry is like here and probably help explain to others why some things are important or should be done.
The talents of 9rules Network are going to be joining forces, skills, mind and being (in some way) to help out 9 charity organization websites each year. The best part of this whole thing is that these organizations are going to get a new makeover or new website completely FREE.
Other than a great makeover, the 9rules clan are going to host the 9 charities for free too. And what better name to call this project in consistency with the 9rules identity but 9charities.
If you think the free website and hosting is just the great things coming from them, you are so wrong and you’d need to read more about the 9rules project.
If you’ve come across an error like this, Sorry, you need to enable sending referrers for this feature to work. It might be just one of the default plugins enabled (someone said this while I Googled a solution) but the problem I found was my Norton Antivirus and just disabled it before publishing. Other solutions … Read more
Updated 16th March 2006, 7:30PM
We’ve reached our target of 50 initial Beta Users. Those who are in, we will appreciate it if you could test your blogs on a daily basis and inform us of any bugs that exists, or any additional features that would make a good addition to BolehBlogs!Next round of invites will be out soon, stay tuned!” said se7en.
The sixth annual weblog awards or ‘bloggies’ results are out and I just found out about it. *gasp*
There were some new names (to me they are) and there were familiar ones from the long list of categories. I don’t remember the bloggies having these many categories the last time but it’s sure nice to see versatile type of blogs being appreciated for their efforts.
I was discussing about a new official website with a friend of mine and when I shortlisted some of the works I’m planning to put in the portfolio, we started a talk about the credibility of including works such as blog designs into the portfolio.
He said that having too many weblog designs as part of the portfolio might have potential customers question our status in this business. I totally understand his point of view especially when the customers don’t understand the whole weblog thing happening in Malaysia whether social, political or business wise.
I enlisted in Yaro Starak’s Blog Traffic Tips newsletter and so far, all of them have been really beneficial to me. The one I received today had no exception and for every netpreneur or blogger aiming to gain revenue via ads online especially if you’re a Blogger user then you better read on.
Yaro highlighted a friend’s experience with the free blog publishing service and decided to use it as advice for anyone planning to blog seriously for money. It’s nothing bad about the service but the danger of having it suspended indefinetely.
I don’t want to be caught in a controversial act so I’m going to spell MS once and it’s not going to be in its actual name so you’ve got to figure it out yourself; M1CR0$0F7 (MS). That’s right, I just received a public service message from Kevin Airgid about the peril about to befall Flash interactive movies.
It’s nothing of a huge issue but it will cause some annoyances and setbacks to the lovable interactive Flash movies you’ve been creating or playing.
Just only yesterday I was talking about When to Use Flash? since every client or arrogant designer/company thinks Flash is the future, its the norm and its a necessity in the Internet world today.
All I can say to that is, “Bah! Humbug!”.
In my email today of the Adsense newsletter edition, they had a short interview with their optimization specialist (sounds cool, no?) Mike Gutner. So what does Mike do?
I work on AdSense optimization. We run tests to identify the best ways in which AdSense publishers can make the most of their Google ads.
No wonder everyone feels like working for Google. Not only do you have cool titles but you’ve got cool stuff to do in the office. I wonder if there’s anyone wearing fluffy slippers around the office. But let’s talk about Mike’s explaination of some ad placements.