by panenlei | Dec 17, 2013 | e-Marketing
There are many poeple ask me about SEO. Here is some tips from a SEO expert. Hope they can help you · ————————————- 1. On-page Optimization # Keywords—Research them and find the best balance between competition levels and the amount of traffic they’ll bring you. One to two (max) keywords per page. Be sure to use them in… · # Title tags—Each page should have its own title tag. Don’t try to rank for your URL or business name, as that should come naturally. · # Meta descriptions—Use them to describe the page and get readers to click when they see the description in the search results. You should probably use a keyword. ·# Meta keywords—Skip ’em. For the most part all they’re doing is telling your competitors what you’re attempting to rank for. Not really worth the time. · # Robots.txt—Tell search engines what to index and what not to. Also set up your URL structure so that the “www” and “non-www” version of your site redirect to one or the other. Otherwise it’s viewed as two separate sites (c’mon Google, get your act together). · # Analytics—Install! Obviously, this isn’t anywhere near all of the steps you need to optimize your page, but it’ll certainly get you started. Remember, I’m not giving you the fish, I’m teaching you to fish. 2. Content It’s king; plain and simple. If you aren’t producing high-quality content, then you’re going to be way behind your competitors that are. Google updates have ensured that low-quality content is no longer enough to secure favorable rankings. In fact, low-quality content could get you pushed...
by panenlei | Dec 14, 2013 | e-Marketing
1. Content marketing 2. Mobile Marketing 3. Integrated Digital Marketing 4. Social Media at Scale Marketing 5. Continuous Marketing 6. Personalized Marketing 7. Visual Marketing What about you? Which trends excite you or even surprise you? Have you adapted your tactics to meet the continual marketing and technology eveolution. Look forward to hearing your stories, feedback and insights in the comments...
by panenlei | Dec 14, 2013 | e-Marketing
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by panenlei | Dec 14, 2013 | Solutions
Cloud Computing is on its way to change people’s life and also in effect on the Development of enterprises. With Cloud Computing and related significant feature such as resource sharing, it provides a big efficiency on organization’s daily work. Currently, cloud computing is not the only right of big companies, but also coming into SME’s usage. With it SME can save a lot on its TCO of ICT, and feed with great working experience. The system will pre-install some commonly using software like CRM, ERP, OA, etc. All of this package up like a turn-key Box to give a all in one solution for SME’s formalization. There is several key feature it will bring to SME like low cost, powerful function, tailored, easy install and maintenance. Sure in the future, It’ll come into all SME’s eyes and provide key function for SME development. By Pan Enlei Guangzhou China. ...
by panenlei | Dec 13, 2013 | Market
Overview Consolidating your datacenter through server virtualization with Cloud Computing has provided you with many benefits, including saving physical space, reducing power and cooling costs, lowering management costs and more. Now, you can apply the same basic strategy to dealing with end-user systems by virtualizing desktops— and reap many benefits. With the quantity and growing variety of devices that you must purchase, secure, manage and upgrade, it may be time to consider implementing a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) with VMware® Horizon View™. This approach delivers a rich, personalized, virtualized desktop computing experience for users, and it centralizes and automates management for administrators. The question is: How do you know when it’s time to move to VDI? Seven key indicators are signs that your organization is ready for the benefits of desktop...
by panenlei | Oct 20, 2013 | Market
[slideshow_deploy id=’194′] The next generation interactive whiteboard. The OptApt WhiteBorad allows two people or teams to work at the board and manipulate and annotate over lesson content simultaneously. Available in both standard and wide-format sizes, the OptApt WhiteBorad is durable and easy to use, and also functions as a standard dry erase board, so markers can be used and easily erased. Instructors can select from “sandbox” mode or “split screen” mode, providing multiple ways for the class to collaborate around digital lesson materials. Sandbox mode allows two students or groups of students at the board – or up to nine students using the OptApt WhiteBorad – to work in the same areas of the display, while Split Screen mode allows the teacher to assign students to up to nine separate portions of the display area. KEY FEATURES • Durable whiteboard surface designed to withstand the rigors of a typical classroom. • High-resolution technology provides industry-leading accuracy in writing, diagramming, and lesson delivery. • Convenient pen charger keeps pens charged and ready to use. The next generation interactive whiteboard. The OptApt WhiteBorad allows two people or teams to work at the boardand manipulate and annotate over lesson content simultaneously. Available in both standard and wide-format sizes, the OptApt WhiteBorad is durable and easy to use, and also functions as a standard dry erase board, so markers can beused and easily erased. Instructors can select from “sandbox” mode or “split screen” mode, providing multiple ways for theclass to collaborate around digital lesson materials. Sandbox mode allows two students or groups of students at the board- or up to nine students using...
