From the monthly archives:
Does email marketing even work in Malaysia, when your target group is 90-100% Malaysians? This article highlights my findings and experience on email marketing in Malaysia, and how it compares to a more international market. Let’s go through the details one by one. How I Get My Data Firstly, it’s important to note that when [...]
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When I came back home, my feet were really aching from standing for more than 10 hours at our first Internet Millionaires BootCamp. But in my heart I felt very happy as I got the chance to share with about 40 eager participants almost everything I know about making money online. Here are some selected [...]
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One thing I noticed about a lot of people selling information products in Malaysia; they design and create a product for the Malaysian market. This is ok if the topic applies only to the Malaysian market (for example what I did with Chapter-M or like Steven Wong’s Credit Card Solution), but if the topic is [...]
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The WangCyber gathering on 2 August was perhaps the most refreshing event I’ve been to in the past 2 years here in Malaysia. Perhaps we as Malaysians need more events like this (once in a while) to lift up our spirits and inspire us to work towards our dreams. Others Story:- (Alang) Sehari bersama warga [...]
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Thank you for everyone who has helped me, supported me or given me valuable advice in the past 2 years since I decided to quit my job, work from home and make money online. My new book, The New Millionaires, is as much their pride as it is mine. After close to a year working [...]
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I love my Aweber account. Ever since I switched over to Aweber from 1ShoppingCart and GetResponse autoresponders, I’ve seen the service improve both in terms of usability (a lot of AJAX-based features), deliverability and most importantly in terms of reporting. It gives me total control of my mailing list and allows me to do things [...]
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Anyone using the MRR2 (Middle Ring Road 2) that connects Kepong to would probably notice at how uneven and suspiciously fragile it looks. At times when on the MRR2 I would think to myself "This thing looks like it may just collapse from under me". And for the second time, it showed sings that it [...]
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