Azhar Iqbal Market Research Analyst at A.I Training and Consultancy
2008-09-10 07:15:59
I have enjoyed being a market research analyst at A.I Training
& Consultancy as it always you backgrounds and fresh basics
when you are in an environment which is your industry.
Feeling those stages again which we have crossed one day, helping
juniors find their way in an appropriate manner… Interestingly,
most of the students when they join know nothing about “search
engine optimization” and now they are well equipped with knowledge
as sometimes I have no answer to their queries being untouched within
the industry for a while :)
Hmm, so the environment is fantastic… and the procedure of
training is pretty logical. There is so much “seo stuff”
available on the internet, but it goes over with newbie’s.
We train them step by step comprehensively, a clear cut concept
of things involved in the strategy. We train them think seo like
a race game, strategizing the plan, purpose in front, you have to
beat your competitor, follow right rules, continuous efforts...
Alarm!!! Relax!!! Alarm!!! Relax!!! It’s a whole mind game,
one who is out, is out! Training Overview Summary / Overview SEO
Training Pay per Click Ads Tracking Results Website Credibility
Site Monetization Videos and Audios SEO Tools Marketing Tools Interviews
I will be back with more updates from the academy.
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DON’T START WITH FEAR
OF FAILURE
2008-01-30 12:12:34
Taare Zameen Par! An Amir Khan bollywood movie… It has got
an excellent approach for those who always posses a fear of failure
inside them. The next day when I have finished the movie i remembered
my old days of SEO…
When I was a very newbie and I had huge fear of failure inside
me! Huh.. In the same week I received a call from my trainee SEO.
He was very stressed and tensed with the poor SEO results he’s
had. I thought to research a little and post about those who have
fear of failure inside them before even they begin. Failure! What
do you feel when you think about failure? Inadequate? Unworthy?
Unlovable? It is so sad that you might have learned to link failure
to your value as a person. Most people who are successful in their
work and their relationships have experienced many failures along
their road to success. Thomas Edison, the inventor of the electric
bulb, is often quoted regarding failure: "I have not failed.
I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." "I am not
discouraged, because every wrong attempt discarded is another step
forward." "Many of life's failures are men who did not
realize how close they were to success when they gave up."
"Show me a thoroughly satisfied man, and I will show you a
failure." If Edison has been afraid of failure, or believed
that failure meant he was inadequate, he would never have invented
the light bulb!
In order to achieve success in any area of your life, you need
to redefine failure. Instead of seeing failure as an indication
of your inadequacy or lack of worth, you need to see failure as
a stepping-stone to success. Some of the most financially successful
people experienced repeated failures.
* Walt Disney was a high school drop out who suffered bankruptcy
and repeated financial and business disasters.
* Milton Hershey, chocolate maker and founder of the famous Hershey
Foods Corp., found success only after filing for bankruptcy for
his first four candy companies.
* Henry Ford filed for bankruptcy for the first car company he
started. He didn't succeed until he started his third company, Ford
Motor Company.
* After P.T. Barnum, American showman, went bankrupt, he joined
forces with circus operator James A. Bailey to found Barnum and
Bailey's Greatest Show on Earth.
* Quaker Oats went bankrupt three times, as did Wrigley from Wrigley's
Gum. Pepsi-Cola went bankrupt twice. Other famous companies that
also went bankrupt are Birds Eye Frozen Foods, Borden's,? and Aunt
Jemima.
* Albert Einstein did poorly in elementary school, and he failed
his first college entrance exam at Zurich Polytechnic.
* Winston Churchill had a lifetime of defeats and setbacks before
becoming prime minister of England at age 62. All of his greatest
accomplishments and contributions came when he was a senior citizen.
* Sir Laurence Olivier, one of the greatest actors of the 20th
century, tripped over the door sill and fell headfirst into the
floodlights the very first time he had ever set foot on the professional
stage!
* Woody Allen flunked motion picture production at New York University
and the City College of New York and failed English at N.Y.U.
* Astronaut Ed Gibson flunked first and fourth grades.
* Lucille Ball was once dismissed from drama school for being too
quiet and shy. (From http://www.joesabah.com/dseibert/008.htm) If
these successful people had been afraid of failure, they would never
have offered the world their talents. They were able to go on to
success because they saw failure as a learning opportunity rather
than as an indication of their inadequacy. Are you ready to change
your concept of failure? Are you ready to let go of worrying about
what failure says about you and just learn from it? Are you ready
to free your soul to do what you really want to do? If the fear
of failure is stopping you from doing what you really want to do,
I want to encourage you to change your concept of failure. I want
to encourage you to let go of your old way of seeing failure and
start to envision failures as learning opportunities on the way
to success. Just as Thomas Edison did, I encourage you to see every
failure as a step forward!
Make Your Website a Lead
Generating Machine
2009-06-16 05:44:41
Everybody knows one-sided relationships never work. The same is
true with websites. If a website is focused entirely upon you, you
will lose any visitors that may stumble across it. On the other
hand, a website done correctly (one that focuses on the visitor)
can easily become a lead generation machine! When designing your
website, think about these four ideas:
• People are egocentric. Subconsciously they're viewing your
website and thinking, "There's tons of companies just like
you. What are you going to do for me?"
• People love being entertained. If they believe your website
is providing interesting information, you'll have them hooked.
• People want their opinions valued. This is why most companies
have incorporated a blog or forums-so their customers can put in
their two cents.
• And this is the ticket for generating leads for your business:
visitors want to do something.
Give your visitors something to do. Give them something free to
download. Offer a free report or whitepaper. Ask for their opinion
on a blog entry. Do something, anything, and once the person responds,
you "Require" the following information: name, address,
phone number, and email. Guess what you just got? A qualified lead.
Qualified because they stayed on your site long enough to take action.
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