1. Make a blog entry about DigitalFilipino E-Commerce Summit and cite why you like to attend this two-day event (which speakers do you look forward listening to).
2. Your blog post must have a link to the following:
Post a comment to this blog entry and give me the url link where your post can be found.
Deadline for submission of entries is on November 5, 2009.
DigitalFilipino Club members shall review the submissions and picked their most-liked post.
The winners of the delegate pass shall be announced here on November 6, 2009. The delegate pass is not transferable. Should a winner not be available to attend, it will be passed on the next most-liked entry.
I hope you can join.
Of course, this event will not be possible without the support of our major sponsor Globe GCASH.
GCASH allows Globe and TM subscribers to pay or transact for the following using their mobile phone:
GCASH is tied-up to BPI Mobile Banking enabling Globe and TM subscribers to do various bank transactions through one's cellphone. GCASH is also used as a wholesale payment facility particularly for rural banks wherein various moeny transfer services are offered such as: text-a-deposit, text-a-sweldo, text-a-withdrawal, text-a-payment, text-a-remittance.
Also enabled by the GCASH platform is GCASH REMIT, the cash pick-up remittance service of GCASH. GCASH REMIT makes it easy for overseas Filipino workers to send their hard earned money from abroad, and their beneficiaries can instantly claim their remittance in over 2,500 GCASH REMIT pay out locations in the Philippines such as pawnshops, rural banks and money changers.
Globe also recently launched Immortal Load, the first load with NO EXPIRY via GCASH. You can use it to purchase load whenever you need it.
"Blogging from Home" was written for easy reading and designed for the typical Internet user who wants to learn about blogging and its various use for business or personal intent.Read the Introduction for insight on its development. The book tackles the following:
Part I: Blogging 101
Part II: Blog Ethics
Part III: Content Development
Part IV: Promotion
Part V: Insights
And so in the end, my blogging returned to normal and use Plurk / Twitter for the above uses and keep in touch with online contacts.
How about you? Did Twitter or Plurk change your blogging habits?
