It’s been a while since I’ve written on this blog as I’ve given priority to my web strategy Singapore blog and my other businesses. But today I’d like to get something of my chest.
I recently attended an internet congress here in Singapore. It was the first live seminar I have ever attended a live seminar and I was pretty astonished. Unfortunately, not in such a positive way. [click to continue…]
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One of the services that many of my customers appreciated a lot when I was still conducting my business from Australia were my web training sessions. I taught customers how to create their own website or update their existing website. However, due to me moving overseas I have tended to focus more on web strategy and publishing and my web training sessions came to an end.
However, now that I am offering my Pronta CMS website creation system to a worldwide audience I have been looking for ways to start my web training sessions again. And I believe I have found the perfect tool to conduct them. [click to continue…]
Today I will give you a special treat! I managed to chat with Jay Piecha, alias Suite J, who has been a successful internet marketeer and website flipper for years. (For those who don’t know: website flipping is creating a complete website, including content, and selling it for a profit.) Here is what he had to say:
I really appreciate you taking some time in your business schedule to answer some questions! Could you give our readers a short introduction about yourself?
No problem, it’s my pleasure.
My name is Jason Piecha. I’m a designer, a marketer, a blogger, and a coffee addict all rolled into one. I try to use all those attributes to my advantage online. My friends call me Jay, but many people online started to call me “Suite J” once I had started blogging on SuiteJ.com, so I just went along with it. It’s actually the name of my business, but I’m cool with whatever people call me as long as it’s not ***hole. [click to continue…]
