Monday, December 1, 2008
Whats Creative
Friday, November 28, 2008
Online Museums
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Guys we have a new project..
The Funniest thing which sO face with till that day :)
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Guys check the site and give some feedback on the business model
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
Friday, September 19, 2008
Nice presentation
This is a nice presentation of statistical data. Very interesting from different points of view.
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Episode Anime is finally out

sO company proudly presents, Episode Anime is finally out for you to test and improve, for the first time in human history you can actualy keep track of Anime's you watch in one place and you can share them with your friends.
Please send us your feedbacks and tell how you like it : http://www.episodeanime.com Registration is free, and easy!
Friday, August 8, 2008
Yes, Yes, Yes, I will buy,
2. Researchers found that the more options offered in a company retirement plan, the fewer people participate in that plan. Similarly, when experimenters offered only six flavors of jam, 30% of the people who approached the display bought any jam. When the experimenters offered 24 flavors, only 3% bought some. Therefore, instead of trying to offer every color, size, and price point of gizmo, you might want to reduce the choices to increase sales.
3. When Williams-Sonoma offered a new, improved, and more expensive bread maker, it found that sales of the original model doubled. This is because people like to make compromise choices that fall between the minimum they need and the maximum they can afford. Suppose you’re a restaurant. Should you list the expensive wines or the cheap wines first? Probably the expensive ones because it will cause people to order the less pricey ones.
4. Which of these two questions is more likely to help you garner influence? “Who can help me here?” or “Whom can I help?” The answer is the latter. This is the concept of paying things forward. Most people have a deep sense of reciprocation and gratitude–indeed, most societies are built on these concepts. Hence, when you help people first, most will help you in return.
5. In an experiment, waiters gave candy with the restaurant bill to diners in three different ways: one piece of candy for each guest; two pieces of candy to each guest; and one piece of candy for each guest followed by walking away from the table and then turning around to give a second piece of candy to each guest. The results were: 3.3% increase in tips for one piece of candy; 14.1% increase for two pieces of candy given at once; and 23% increase in tips for the walk away and return with a second piece scenario. What’s this tell you? Unexpected and personalized gifts are powerful motivators.
6. The authors of the book were able to almost double the likelihood that someone would donate to the American Cancer Society by adding five words to their pitch. The standard pitch was “Would you be willing to help by giving a donation?” The pitch that was twice as effective contained these additional five words: “Even a penny will help.” Apparently asking for a little step in the direction you want is highly effective.
Via http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=1336066125111443243
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Barcode Battler
Another edit, I just found the commercial:
Oh, and here is a Video of review:
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Going too fast by the support of 20 years experience..
And this is the story..
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
This is a really really good traffic generator...
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Saturday, July 19, 2008
We do not want internet to be like this however..
Friday, July 18, 2008
Real good design..
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
viral advertisement campaign
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Would you like to buy real.me domain for $19.95 ? You can if you hurry,
Lets make suggestions and buy some good names, we can catch the sunrise period
Your online presence
- Tell the world who you are with an interactive business card
- It pops up near your comments and photos on other sites
- Merge all your widgets, and enable people to connect with you
Made in Japan!!! Where we lost it???
Guy Kawasaki
If you do not know how to add to your RSS program, or do not even know what RSS is please make a google search, it is really a great tool.
Contact me to do a similar event
"Check out the Silicon Valley Moms "Summer Road Trip '08." Five mommy bloggers are driving across the United States in a Chevy Tahoe Hybrid. Other sponsors include Yahoo!, CBS News, WeightWatchers, Six Apart, and Zune. The moms describe it as "5 blogging moms, 7 days without kids, 1 car without carseats, 2,000 miles to drive."
The promotion is an example of great marketing at low cost. Something to think about when you're coming up with marketing ideas. By the way, if you work for Audi, Porsche, or Mercedes, contact me to do a similar event."
The text above was copied from Guy Kawasaki's Blog, what a nice and cheap way to find a job. So, if you work for yourself contact and contribute sO blog to do the same..
Labeling a product as "new" may increase its sales
Dr. Bianca Wittman of University College London found that making novel choices activates the ventral striatum of the brain. This area is associated with rewarding behavior. Thus, labeling a product as "new" may increase its sales because of this brain wiring. Also, familiar brands also cause higher levels of brain activation, so the perfect pitch may be a new product from an established brand. Hmm, "Apple iPhone," maybe? Read more about the study here at the Neuroscience Marketing blog.
Read wholo story here.
URL: http://www.neurosciencemarketing.com/blog/articles/the-power-of-new.htm
Saturday, July 12, 2008
What a (WTF) Business
Nice readings
I've been thinking that it would be valuable to share here some interesting sources we follow on daily basis. I've just realized that most of the stuff I read is in polish so not of much value for you but here is a intresting blog I came across today - just for starters.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Monday, July 7, 2008
Web Form Design Patterns: Sign-Up Forms
The main objective of the survey was to provide designers and developers with some intuition of how effective web forms are designed in practice; we also wanted to present some guidelines of how a user-friendly web form can be achieved.Read more
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Guys, is there anyone who has a really innovative social network idea...
is a real unknown thing, i always think like social network thing is already done, but there are many different companies who are fighting in that field... So maybe we can develop something innovative enough to beat some of those networks in the future.. ?????? So anyone, any idea???
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Mini-Laptops look like the Next Big Electronics Change

Will Mini Laptops push Dell and HP to the brink if the become the acceptable home and/or office computer?
Full article: http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_24/b4088032594249.htm?chan=search
the question is, how can we use the mini laptops / ultra portables to create new businesses?!
PS: I have one of these, it is really convinient and you can browse the web anywhere anytime,
what I want for example is to order food, goods etc to be delivered to me, find a cab, locate a hotel etc, and I can do all these with this little thing.. I have an idea that I will talk about at the meeting..
Killer Start-ups!

Hi all,
I wanted to share that the website http://www.killerstartups.com/ has a lot of new content and ideas, I suggest all of you to register to its RSS and keep a track of what people are investing in, the new trends in online business investments etc.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Foreign Business means Being Local
This article by CNN discusses the story of two american fellas that established a business in Morocco, and how they interact with the local market.
As expected they became Morroccians themselves;
So all the point is: "You need to be local to sell the local", and then "be local for global".
http://money.cnn.com/2008/05/22/smallbusiness/rocking_casbah_morocco.fsb/index.htm
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Golden Spiders from Ireland
maybe we can be one of them one day, so we need to check that kind of web awards..
Friday, May 30, 2008
Being Clear and transparent
http://buzz.blogger.com/
Thursday, May 29, 2008
A 19$m company?! Not a big deal.


" The real estate search engine and community Trulia, has released Snapshots, a new interactive housing map that is a bit more fun than it should be."
Trulia was founded in 2004 and has raised nearly $18 million in funding, with investors including Sequoia Capital and Accel Partners.
http://www.trulia.com/
This is a 19$m company, not a big deal, we are fast and more innovative! (need more people!! for projects in hand)
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Rent or Buy Calculator.

Indeed the question is, how can we implement such for our projects, calculators are always on demand.
"The New York Times Rent or Buy Calculator compares the cost of renting versus buying your home to determine which is a better money move in the long run. Give it your monthly rent, the projected price of buying a house, mortgage rate, and property tax, and it'll determine after how many years buying is better than renting (if at all). If you live somewhere like Los Angeles or New York and your name doesn't end with Rockefeller, the calculator is a little depressing"
Full Article: http://lifehacker.com/393781/rent-or-buy-calculator-helps-you-decide-which-is-best
Google Earth on Map, Not Just a map!, rotate it 3d

We can put the 3d of a house (for focusabacus), or hotel (for our future tourism portal) or anything on map! ..
"Website developers are now able to embed 3D maps, which can be modified using Google’s JavaScript API to add KML data, draw 3D buildings, attach callbacks, and more. The entire embed is powered by a special Google Earth Browser Plugin that end users must install. Unfortunately, it’s only available for Internet Explorer and Firefox users on Windows."
Read Full at http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/05/28/google-earths-3d-goodness-comes-to-the-browser/
%3 growth for the first time since october
Monday, May 26, 2008
From Donald Trumps University
There's a lot of money to be made in real estate, but without sufficient knowledge and experience, you put yourself at financial risk.
For more than 40 years, Donald Trump has successfully turned real estate into real money.
The Url is dead...
Posted Thursday, May 22, 2008 by Chris Baggott
In a great post today from ReadWriteWeb called "The URL Is Dead...Long Live Search." My favorite quote:
".....it would seem that long, unwieldy URLs will become even more cumbersome on devices with limited screen size. That makes search even more important, and driving consumers to your product via search seems like a safe bet."
Basically it talks about a big brand (SpecialK) that ran a TV commercial and asked the viewers to search rather than remember a URL. It's a great point, but I still think misguided execution.
The strategy was a big high production TV commercial that I'm sure drove a huge spike in sight visits to download a diet plan. I don't know the exact number of visitors, or how many people actually downloaded the plan.
What I do know, is there are Thousand of keywords associated with diet and weight loss and millions of searches....and those searches happen every day. It's frustrating to me that an old media 'campaign' like this gets so lauded when if SpecialK or any big brand would simply invest a fraction of the resources that goes into one commercial into a corporate blogging strategy designed for SEO they would be able to accomplish a couple of significant goals:
A blog program designed for Search Optimization will throw a very wide net out and attract lots of qualified traffic over a wide range of keywords. Enterprise blogging is one of the best ways to drive SEO.
Real Engagement. The Edelman Trust Barometer for 2008 tells us that the most trusted sources for information are "people like me". What corporate blogging does is allow organizations to create a lot of content written by real human beings....when a searcher finds you, they find 'someone like them' and the result is significantly higher conversion.
Compendium makes easy to use blogging software for small businesses to retailers and serving the worlds largest enterprise applications...all delivered SaaS.
New Trend For Companies

The more the world is globalized, the more the companies are integrated. The following article tells about the new trend how the companies collaborate together so as to achieve and compete.
Take a look so that we can compete:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/25/technology/25proto.html?ex=1369454400&en=054b9dd9477087ff&ei=5124&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink
News Cut & Prepared For You
why have user evaluations or reviews?
According to JupiterResearch, 77 percent of online shoppers use reviews and ratings when purchasing. Reviews drive 21 percent higher purchase satisfaction and 18 percent higher loyalty, according to Foresee Results. In a study of 2,000 shoppers, 92 percent deemed customer reviews as "extremely" or "very" helpful, finds eTailing Group. BizRate found 59 percent of users considered customer reviews to be more valuable than expert reviews. In a CompUSA-iPerceptions study, 63 percent of consumers indicated they're more likely to purchase from a site if it has product ratings and reviews. 86.9 percent of respondents said they'd trust a friend's recommendation over a critic's review, while 83.8 percent said they'd trust user reviews over a critic, according to MarketingSherpa. 92.5 percent of adults said they regularly or occasionally research products online before buying in a store, found BIGresearch. According to Keller Fay, 63 percent of all WOM is positive. Across all Bazaarvoice clients, 80 percent of products rate 4 or 5 stars out of 5.







