Trip To Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Posted on June 25, 2008
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I just back from trip to Sabah 2 days ago. It’s was for SMS BIZ Seminar by Irwan. A day after seminar, we went to Manukan Island. It’s just about 20 minit from Jeselton Jetty at Kota Kinabalu.
Macho guys from Peninsular! This picture was taken at Manukan Island Jetty. It’s about RM26 to be there including boat and pass to be there. It’s was one of Sea Garden of Malaysia. First time at Borneo, it’s fun!
This picture was taken by my friends while I’m snorkeling at Manukan Island beach. I was wrong place for snorkeling. There just few fish there. I realized that after snorkeling beside the beach. There i found some big fish & beautiful coral. I’m not wearing safety jacket, so i just snorkeling at shallow places.
It’s a little bit tired after snorkeling.
Then, we went to shopping at Philippine Market. About RM400 flew to buy some present for my mom,sister,brother, future wife and future mother in law. Sabah pearl and Cristal are really beautiful. It’s hard to choose!
We went back on 7.30p.m flight to KLIA.
What make the different between Peninsular & Sabah, its time. Subuh prayer at Sabah was at 4.45 a.m.At 6.00 a.m, sun already rise!
It’s was a great trip to Sabah.
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Harry Potter Actor Dead
Posted on May 26, 2008
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I thought the main actor of harry potter,Daniel Radcliffe dead. I was wrong it was Robert Knox. I’m one of Harry Potter fan. Knox was stabbed to death trying to protect his younger brother from an assailant outside a club in Sidcup, south-east London.

Robert Knox wear blue shirt (picture). He who appears as Marcus Belby alongside Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the new siries of Harry Potter. He became the 28th teenager killed in Britain this year, and the 10th in London to die from stab wounds.
Source: Theage.
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Being A Pro Blogger or Amateur Blogger?
Posted on May 25, 2008
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Well. To me, it’s easy to be an amateur. If you do a mistake, people may be just ignoring you. If a pro blogger make a mistake, it will be a big news around the blogger world. But there a pro and cons to be a pro blogger. Pro blogger is easy to monetized their blogs.
They may got a lot of people ready to sponsor them or put their ad on a pro blogger blogs. But to be a pro blogger, you need to write consistently and regularly. I’m just an amateur blogger. I’m just blogging here when i got free time. I’m not really good in English. But I’ll improve it through reading and practice.
Blog for money or just a hobby? Some people blogging for money. For me? Not all for money.I just got a few dollar from this blog. Not much. I got almost 400 visitor per day. That why i’m just an amateur. It’s almost 2 years now. Blogging just make me happy. It’s can release stress and tense.
How about you? Blogging for money or just a hobby for you?
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Does Safelist Advertising Work?
Posted on May 12, 2008
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What is Safelist?
A safelist is a website that provides a way for people who join to send out ads and information to each other. Many of the ads found on safelists concern ways to make money online. Safelists were created mainly in response to the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, which placed serious restrictions on spamming and which allows for prosecution of those individuals and companies who transgress these restrictions. Safelists are “safe” because they provide a place for people to advertise without being accused of spamming, which can get you into all sorts of trouble if enough people complain. No one who is really trying to create a business online wants to be accused of spamming.
I wonder, it’s really true that safelist work? I’ve try 2 of it. It’s just a rubbish.I pay for it.But i got nothing, not even single visitor. I hope somebody recommended any safelist that really work.
Some people said 90% safelist are rubbish. But which one that really work?
At the end, i just using PPC advertising that easy to manage and i know it’s work. Safelist? I still not found anything that really work yet. If you know, let me know.
Or…I’m using wrong technique?I still wonder somebody using it effectively and get more money from it..
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How to Convert Your Prospects Become a Buyer
Posted on May 3, 2008
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Big businesses get instant credibility with their well-known company name or brand name. But small companies have to create their own credibility. One of most powerful tools you can use for this is customer testimonials.Here are 5 tips to help you get persuasive testimonials …and use them to convert prospects into buyers.
1. Continuously Collect Testimonials
Start by setting up a file to store the positive comments you get from customers. Many good testimonials are hidden in the casual comments customers make during normal communications.Don’t overlook the positive comments you get by phone or in person. Write them down and add them to your file.
Next, look for some ways you can stimulate customers to give you testimonials. For example, send a postcard or email message to recent customers asking what they liked best about your product or service. You’ll be surprised at some of the glowing comments you get.
You don’t need a lot of testimonials before you can start using them. Three is normally enough unless your sales message is unusually long.
2. Try to Get Varied Testimonials
All of your prospects and customers are not exactly the same. Different aspects of your products and services are likely to appeal to different prospects.Try to get testimonials that mention a variety of results achieved by your customers. The more benefits you can reveal with customer testimonials, the more business they will generate for you.
3. Some Testimonials Are Better Than Others
Avoid using testimonials that are not specific. For example, “I really liked your service a lot”, is nice for you to know. But it won’t stimulate many prospects to buy.
Instead, look for testimonials that describe specific results. For example, “In just 2 weeks I lost 9 pounds, feel years younger and still continue to enjoy my favorite foods.” or “I get six pack abs in 30 day“. That testimonial will motivate anybody who wants to lose weight to get your program fast.
4. Get Permission to Use Testimonials
Always get your customer’s permission before using their testimonial. And tell them how they will be identified with the testimonial. For example, I usually include at least my customer’s name, city and state (or country).
If you sell to businesses instead of to individuals you may want to include some other things about each customer with their testimonial. For example, your customer’s title, the company name, the type of industry or anything else that would appeal to other customers like them.
5. Highlight Testimonials When You Use Them
You can group all testimonials together in your sales letter or web page …especially if the message is short. Or you can scatter them strategically throughout your message…especially if the message is long. But always highlight testimonials so they stand out from the rest of your message.
For example, display them in italic letters enclosed in quote marks. On web pages you can further highlight them in yellow or some other color that contrasts with the background color of the page.
The 5 tips in this article revealed how you can get persuasive testimonials - and use them with maximum impact. Start applying these tips now in your business and you will quickly start converting more prospects into buyers.
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