Comments for Redbox Biz Blog http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog Sharing business articles, books and lots more on websites, web marketing and the Internet! Mon, 12 May 2008 14:37:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Do Your Photos Entice? by Redbox Biz Blog » E-commerce: Answer These First http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2005/12/photos/#comment-30220 Redbox Biz Blog » E-commerce: Answer These First Wed, 18 Jul 2007 15:46:37 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=83#comment-30220 [...] Do your photos entice? [...] [...] Do your photos entice? [...]

]]> Comment on Fat Yellow Men, Anyone? by giovoni http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2007/07/fat-yellow-men-anyone/#comment-30126 giovoni Wed, 18 Jul 2007 01:30:07 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2007/07/fat-yellow-men-anyone/#comment-30126 My IE 5.1.7 can't even access digi's website and I can't even upgrade to another browser! I think websites should be accessible to the most basic OS and browsers before adding any bling-bling. ps fat yellow man looks dangerously close to Teletubbies. Very creepy! My IE 5.1.7 can’t even access digi’s website and I can’t even upgrade to another browser! I think websites should be accessible to the most basic OS and browsers before adding any bling-bling.

ps fat yellow man looks dangerously close to Teletubbies. Very creepy!

]]> Comment on Visiting Robert in Unimas, Sarawak by Redbox Biz Blog » Congrats, Robert! http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2007/03/visiting-robert-in-unimas-sarawak/#comment-19152 Redbox Biz Blog » Congrats, Robert! Thu, 10 May 2007 05:34:00 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=155#comment-19152 [...] last saw him during Chinese New Year when we were back in Kuching, [...] [...] last saw him during Chinese New Year when we were back in Kuching, [...]

]]> Comment on A Simple Pleasure by Nasir http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2007/05/a-simple-pleasure/#comment-18561 Nasir Sat, 05 May 2007 07:17:42 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=158#comment-18561 hear, hear... say, how about a two-year self-paid sabbatical or full-time studies, while having your business running on autocruise? That's exactly what I did the past couple years, and I'm finally am back for a "full-time" work, at home... ;-) But I still take holidays erratically, like 4-days off to Sepang last week, and another 3-day to KL next week. Micropreneurism is the way of the FUTURE. I'm glad I'm in an energetic global team to push this agenda forward. But, being years ahead of time, is a tough task. I wouldn't say I have not suffered at times throughout my 10 yrs or so being self-employed. But, hopefully, many new entrepreneurial minds won't have to endure the same hurdles. I'm on my one-man initiative (backed by a team of 50 plus people world wide) to change popular beliefs with regards to employment and productivity, i.e. David vs. Goliath. Let's see how will the Goliaths respond.... Hmm... Queensbay's too far for me in this remote ville of BeePee (see http://BalikPulau.org). Maybe, we'll bump into each other somewhere.... (we used to stay in the same apartment complex, I think!). hear, hear… say, how about a two-year self-paid sabbatical or full-time studies, while having your business running on autocruise?

That’s exactly what I did the past couple years, and I’m finally am back for a “full-time” work, at home… ;-) But I still take holidays erratically, like 4-days off to Sepang last week, and another 3-day to KL next week.

Micropreneurism is the way of the FUTURE. I’m glad I’m in an energetic global team to push this agenda forward. But, being years ahead of time, is a tough task. I wouldn’t say I have not suffered at times throughout my 10 yrs or so being self-employed. But, hopefully, many new entrepreneurial minds won’t have to endure the same hurdles. I’m on my one-man initiative (backed by a team of 50 plus people world wide) to change popular beliefs with regards to employment and productivity, i.e. David vs. Goliath. Let’s see how will the Goliaths respond….

Hmm… Queensbay’s too far for me in this remote ville of BeePee (see http://BalikPulau.org). Maybe, we’ll bump into each other somewhere…. (we used to stay in the same apartment complex, I think!).

]]> Comment on How to Start a Blog - The Blogger Way by Krista http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2007/03/how-to-start-a-blog-the-blogger-way/#comment-15814 Krista Fri, 13 Apr 2007 12:46:44 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=156#comment-15814 Hi Danny Glad you liked the article. Sure, one of these days we'll post up something on goals. Thanks again for commenting. Appreciate it much! Hi Danny

Glad you liked the article. Sure, one of these days we’ll post up something on goals. Thanks again for commenting. Appreciate it much!

]]> Comment on Meeting Her Royal Highness Tunku Azizah by Look_Mann http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2006/11/meeting-her-royal-highness-tunku-azizah/#comment-15691 Look_Mann Thu, 12 Apr 2007 06:20:20 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=141#comment-15691 Semoga Allah memberkati usaha murni Tunku... Semoga Allah memberkati usaha murni Tunku…

]]> Comment on How to Start a Blog - The Blogger Way by Danny Foo http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2007/03/how-to-start-a-blog-the-blogger-way/#comment-15689 Danny Foo Thu, 12 Apr 2007 03:52:41 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=156#comment-15689 In your blogging secrets, you mentioned to use a spellchecker. From my experience, it is not totally necessary because your style of blogging is the beauty which contributes to the personally to your blog. The spellchecker or even blog editor might be necessary when you're targeting an international audience with a more professional topic. Anyway, good article written and hope you'll be sharing more about the goals as many lack the understanding of this. :) Cheers. In your blogging secrets, you mentioned to use a spellchecker.

From my experience, it is not totally necessary because your style of blogging is the beauty which contributes to the personally to your blog. The spellchecker or even blog editor might be necessary when you’re targeting an international audience with a more professional topic.

Anyway, good article written and hope you’ll be sharing more about the goals as many lack the understanding of this. :)

Cheers.

]]> Comment on Meeting Her Royal Highness Tunku Azizah by Laila Othman http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2006/11/meeting-her-royal-highness-tunku-azizah/#comment-13855 Laila Othman Wed, 28 Mar 2007 09:51:13 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=141#comment-13855 Saya amat berbangga dan terharu dengan tindakan Tunku Hajjah Azizah menubuhkan TAFF. Peluang untuk mendapatkan anak amat besar ertinya bagi insan seperti kami. TAFF memberi sinar dalam kehidupan suami isteri yang bermasalah untuk mendapatkan anak. Syabas TAFF.... Saya amat berbangga dan terharu dengan tindakan Tunku Hajjah Azizah menubuhkan TAFF. Peluang untuk mendapatkan anak amat besar ertinya bagi insan seperti kami. TAFF memberi sinar dalam kehidupan suami isteri yang bermasalah untuk mendapatkan anak. Syabas TAFF….

]]> Comment on Redbox Studio Speaks on Blogging at KDU Penang by Redbox Biz Blog » How to Start a Blog - The Blogger Way http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2006/06/redbox-studio-speaks-on-blogging-at-kdu-penang/#comment-13591 Redbox Biz Blog » How to Start a Blog - The Blogger Way Mon, 26 Mar 2007 04:23:14 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=119#comment-13591 [...] on our talk last year at KDU Penang on how to blog right, it’s quite safe to say that blogging is very popular. So this post is for all of you who [...] [...] on our talk last year at KDU Penang on how to blog right, it’s quite safe to say that blogging is very popular. So this post is for all of you who [...]

]]> Comment on Why E-commerce is NOT for Everyone… by Krista http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/2007/03/why-e-commerce-is-not-for-everyone/#comment-13054 Krista Thu, 22 Mar 2007 05:16:21 +0000 http://www.redboxstudio.com/blog/?p=153#comment-13054 Hi Bill, You're probably right about e-commerce. Adaptability is one. And of course, acceptance of Internet use as well as Internet penetration (plus savvyness!) could be another. I believe Malaysians will one day come to embrace e-commerce but with time. Perhaps we tend to be more cautious and want to see if it works first before we venture further. That's my take on this. Inadequate marketing? Could be. But more than that, locally it could be the lack of understanding of how it works and the fears which surround Internet shopping. For instance, my aunts and uncles (in their 50s) don't have a clue about e-commerce. They're technophobic at best. They view the Internet as something 'youngsters' indulge in for games and fun, not for real business or commerce. So at the moment, it is the 'youngsters' in their 20s and 30s who know about ecommerce and shop online. Other groups might prefer the old way - brick-and-mortar way, of course. ;-) Hi Bill,
You’re probably right about e-commerce. Adaptability is one. And of course, acceptance of Internet use as well as Internet penetration (plus savvyness!) could be another. I believe Malaysians will one day come to embrace e-commerce but with time. Perhaps we tend to be more cautious and want to see if it works first before we venture further. That’s my take on this. Inadequate marketing? Could be. But more than that, locally it could be the lack of understanding of how it works and the fears which surround Internet shopping. For instance, my aunts and uncles (in their 50s) don’t have a clue about e-commerce. They’re technophobic at best. They view the Internet as something ‘youngsters’ indulge in for games and fun, not for real business or commerce. So at the moment, it is the ‘youngsters’ in their 20s and 30s who know about ecommerce and shop online. Other groups might prefer the old way - brick-and-mortar way, of course. ;-)

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