The Marketing Blog

AUGUST 9, 2007

Imagine your uncle is in town and he wants to check out the best restaurant around Pitampura for example. Probably, he might be correct but then users generate their own content give their own feedback. The content in such guides is dead, it is too static. You donot need to worry as burrp is there for you. philosophy&#.

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The Marketing Blog

APRIL 9, 2008

Now replace water by ‘web content’ and homes by your ‘computer’ What we as users want is web-content to come to us on our computers. So ‘RSS’ essentially acts as pipeline and it pushes web-content to us in the RSS feed readers. It shows the content creator who has created the 1st tag.

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The Marketing Blog

DECEMBER 8, 2007

When you write an email to me for example – Please address me by name ‘Daksh’ instead of Hey, ‘You got a cool blog’ Hey XXX(well I’ve seen some funny names really We’re a cool company and we think this might be useful for your product. What else can you do apart from sharing a link/press-release?

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The Marketing Blog

JUNE 11, 2008

For example if you’re on a desktop blogging platform then it isn’t really of any help for you. The good old days of content writing in word and doing Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V to blog-editor are fast fading away. Secondly, the compatibility with different blogging platforms is steadily increasing.

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The Marketing Blog

NOVEMBER 28, 2007

Do not rely heavily on the content of slides. Do not rely heavily on the content of slides. Dont create a lot of slides and keep to content crisp 21. Well, connection is important … To enhance this generally pack your session with lot of examples. Look into the eyes of your audience. Move with your audience.

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