The Philippines is back on track. The country’s economy grew by 7.3% in the first quarter of the year, its fastest pace since 2007. Consumer spending and foreign remittances, which fuel the economy, continue to rise. Benigno Aquino III’s election as president hasn’t disturbed the market.
Google’s first-ever phone, the Nexus One, launched to great fanfare earlier this year. There was talk of the Android handset becoming an “iPhone killer” and speculation that Google’s direct-to-consumer sales strategy for its unlocked phone would change the mobile market as we knew it.
Here’s the video I made while my car was being serviced at North Shore Acura. I would have got it done sooner but the WiFi speed at North Short is pretty slow. I decided to upload it at home instead. In the video, I explain two features of Aweber that many Internet marketers overlook: the include/exclude filter and the suppression list. These features really come in handy when dealing with multiple lists or trying to extract addition income from customers who haven’t bought yet.
Yesterday on Twitter I tweeted out a question asking anyone who is interested in coming to a full day of blogger training in Melbourne to express interest in coming along. 20 people very quickly indicated their interest.
“Being good on social media really has a lot to do with being good in relationships and conversation.”
The dollar is $. The Euro is €. The pound is £. But the rupee was stranded without a symbol, until today.
With the US unemployment rate stuck at a disturbing 9.5%, millions of Americans are contemplating a career change, especially the ladies.
Last week, we had so few people showed up at Dot Com Pho that I didn’t brother to film an episode. Things looked much better this week with eight people making it out to the Pho fest. Ed Lau would have been last again but he slept in and by the time he woke up, Pho was over. If you wish to join us for Dot Com Pho, just reply to me on Twitter when I send out the time and location. Everyone is welcome to attend.
