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    1. Personal & Business Sides
      e-Marketing
    2. e-Marketing
      Internet marketing, also referred to as i-marketing, web marketing, online marketing, or eMarketing, is the marketing of products or services over the Internet.
      Unique benefits to marketing, one of which being lower costs and greater capabilities for the distribution of information and media to a global audience
      Internet marketing ties together creative and technical aspects of the Internet, including design, development, advertising, and sale.
      Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_marketing
    3. UNIQUENESS & EXISTENCE
      Personal eMarketing
    4. Social Networking Websites
    5. Social Networking Websites
      A social network service focuses on building online communities of people who share interests and/or activities, or who are interested in exploring the interests and activities of others.
      Most social network services are web based and provide a variety of ways for users to interact, such as e-mail and instant messaging services.
      • Facebook widely used worldwide
      • MySpace, Twitter and LinkedIn being the most widely used in North America
      • Nexopia (mostly in Canada)
      • Bebo, Hi5, StudiVZ (mostly in Germany)
      • Decayenne, Tagged, XING, Badoo and Skyrock in parts of Europe
      • Orkut and Hi5 in South America and Central America
      • Friendster, Multiply, Orkut, Wretch, Xiaonei and Cyworld in Asia and the Pacific Islands
      Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_network_service
    6. Blogging
    7. We created Blogger to give you an easy way to share your thoughts
      • About current events
      • What's going on in your life
      • Anything else you'd care to discuss with the world.
      We've developed a host of features to make blogging as simple and effective as possible.
    8. Where?
      How to respond/apply?
      Job Opportunities
    9. Job opportunities … Where to find?
      • Formal email
      • Be honest
      • Be sharp and to the point
      • Scale your skills
      • Update your accounts regularly
      • Personal photo if needed
      “Career” section on business websites
      Recruitment Sites
      Seek
      Subscribe
      Build my CV
      Social network websites
      FACEBOOK Groups
      LINKEDIN Groups
    10. How to respond/apply to a job ad?
      • Make sure you know exactly what the company needs.
      • Prepare samples of your work but don't overdo it.
      • When sending digital files, keep them fairly simple
      • Always include a proper cover letter
      Once you've found out about a job or project opportunity, you will want to do everything you can to respond appropriately.
      To: company@domain.com (one per message)
      Subject: Fresh Graduate Communication Engineering CV
      Message: Write an email message to the HR department including the hottest tips about you … ZERO ERRORS
      Attachment: Your_Name_CV.doc
    11. Your email respond to a job ad
      A good greeting (try to be personal)
      Use the appropriate name and title
      Use a good substitute i.e. Dear Hiring Manager, Design Professional, Human Resource Specialist
      Avoid the "Dear Madam / Sir" syndrome
      Why you are contacting them
      Where/how you got their information
      What you are (student, junior/senior designer, etc.)
      Where you go to school or where you currently work
      What you are doing there (studying, working as an intern, whatever)
      Why you want to work for them in particular (you feel their design work is the best, they specialize in the field you want to get into, use other information you found out about them in step 1)
      What you hope to get out of working with them (better insight into the field, etc.)That you are eager to relocate to their city (if applicable)
      How they can contact you
    12. LEADING & SURVIVING
      Business eMarketing
    13. Online Existence
      Clear, Correct, Consistent website (3C)
      Exists in top search results in search engines (Search Engines)
      My link exists in other websites (Links exchange & Listing)
      Online Advertising (Banners & Ad words)
    14. Clear, Correct & Consistent
      Business Website
    15. Your business website
      Clear and cleaned design
      Easy to navigate
      Optimized in load time
      Menu with max 7 choices
      Browser cross compatible & error free
    16. People are not visiting my website…
      Why?
    17. Load Time
      If your visitor does not see anything of his interest on the page within the first 3 seconds, 99% of them have already left …
      (Loading Time 3 second law)
    18. Your Web Design
      Everyone is lazy, your customer too
      Clear structured Page layout by:
      Placement |Colors | Headlines (size and weight) | Sizing of the page | Weights in vision of textures & images | Left / right writing & reading
      Easy Navigation:
      Menu with max 7 choices | Logical and clear site layout | Possibility to move backwards
    19. Internet Standards
      Browser Compatibility
      Site integrity
      • Broken links
      • Misspellings
      • Forgotten item
      • Renamed item
      • Lost item
      • Corrupted item
    20. Still UNKNOWN?
      Drive Traffic to your website
    21. Marketing Channels
      Search Engines 81 %
      Links exchange 59 %
      Word of mouth 57 %
      Magazine 52 %
      TV 48 %
      Guessed the address 42 %
      Bulk e-mail 39 %
      National newspaper 37 %
      Banner Ads 21 %
      Radio 19 %
      local newspaper 17 %
      Billboard /poster 12 %
      Direct mail 10 %
      Source Forrester research] by By: Eng. Ahmed Sabry | IT Vision
    22. Definition & Search Elements
      Knowhow of Search Engines
      Selecting Winning Keywords
      Search Engines
    23. Search Elements
      Page Title
      Page Content
      Images Text (Alt tags)
      Meta Data (Description & Words)
    24. Knowhow …
      Select best Key search Phrase (Keywords) – 1 Day
      Prepare your site with those keywords (Optimization) – 15 Days
      Submit your site to major search engines (Submission) – 7 Days
      Monitor your rank with targeted keywords on search engines (Ranking report) – 60 Days
    25. Selecting Winning Keywords
      Database of searches
      Suggest keywords combinations
      Keyword Competing
      Same meaning keywords
    26. Links exchange
    27. Links exchange
      The main reason is to drive traffic to your site. When used correctly link trading can increase your number of visitors by the thousands. There are three main effects of having a lot of links out on the Internet pointing to your site.
      People will see the link to your site and click on it while browsing through your link partner’s web sites.
      Search engines will rank your site higher if you have high link popularity. Which means your site will show up on top and not on the bottom of the search results.
      Many search engines use what is called "Spiders" to crawl the internet and index new and updated old web site. Your site will be listed quicker and it will be revisited more often.
    28. Sherif Kandil
      Sherif_Kandil@link.net
      +2 010 660 77 69

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