Comments on: Zoho’s All-in-one Notebook
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Using social media such as blogs, wikis, bookmarks and networks for business and education in AsiaSat, 29 May 2010 03:08:04 +0800http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4hourly1By: ScotlandGuy
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ScotlandGuyThu, 16 Oct 2008 02:27:24 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2007/01/zohos-all-in-one-notebook/#comment-29936Looks really impressive from the video clip. And strange, that voice narrating sounds familiar, like the narrator of some computer-based training I've taken recently.Looks really impressive from the video clip. And strange, that voice narrating sounds familiar, like the narrator of some computer-based training I’ve taken recently.
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JKWed, 31 Jan 2007 09:38:53 +0000http://clappingtrees.com/archives/2007/01/zohos-all-in-one-notebook/#comment-1853Aha! This (what Zoho has produced and what I have just posted) is a great example of the Fashion Permission (Web 2.0) cycle mentioned in <a href="/archives/2006/10/all-marketers-are-liars/" rel="nofollow">Seth Godin's talk at Google</a> last February:
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<li>Make something worth talking about. If you can’t, start it over.</li>
<li>Tell it to people who want to hear from you.</li>
<li>They do what other people used to think of as marketing. They are the ones who spread the word; they are the ones who interrupt and tell their friends.</li>
<li>Get permission from these people to tell about your next fashion… You end up not trying to find customers for your products, but finding products for your customers.</li>
</ol>Aha! This (what Zoho has produced and what I have just posted) is a great example of the Fashion Permission (Web 2.0) cycle mentioned in Seth Godin’s talk at Google last February:
Make something worth talking about. If you can’t, start it over.
Tell it to people who want to hear from you.
They do what other people used to think of as marketing. They are the ones who spread the word; they are the ones who interrupt and tell their friends.
Get permission from these people to tell about your next fashion… You end up not trying to find customers for your products, but finding products for your customers.