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Drones Hovering Real Estate Properties

18 Apr

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The state of the art technology six-propeller drone has now been used to navigate real estate property to view its aerial angle. It is fitted with a camera powered by a 5-amp battery and a GPS tracking device for guiding navigation.

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Military-style technology is helping a Taranaki property photographer reach new heights.

Since December Open2view photographer Deane Riddick has been offering real estate agents a new perspective on property photography.

Mr Riddick has been using a photo drone to capture aerial angles of properties for agents wanting to give clients an elevated view.

His six-propeller drone is fitted with a GoPro camera and powered by a 5-amp battery.

The drone is flown by remote control and is installed with a GPS tracking device for homing navigation.

Drones are becoming an increasingly popular tool in modern warfare, ranging from the British Army’s minuscule Black Hornet surveillance devices, to the state-of-the-art Sentinel used by the United States Air Force, which the Taliban have nicknamed the “Beast of Kandahar” because of its destructive potential.

 

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Quick and Effective SEO Tips

4 Apr

Quick and Effective SEO Tips

By: Peter Moore

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Clean the code of your website. The code of your website (HTML) should be clean, neat and tidy so that robots can scan it well. Copy and paste your code in a word pad and take time adding the right tags in the main copy.

Have a good internal linking structure. Use keywords and links on your homepage to direct readers to other pages on your site. Take your time and create a clean linking structure.

Add related image to your website. Users will appreciate good-looking and relevant images.

Content is still king! Contents should content a lot of relevant keywords. Perform keyword research before posting any content.

“SEO is still the best way to go if you want to improve your rankings. Use the methods listed above and you can ensure that your site ranks well in its niche.”

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Social Media Tips for Realtors

4 Apr

Social Media Tips for Realtors

By: Melissa Chang

Image Link your Facebook to your Twitter. If you’re strapped for time, link it, so that whenever you post on Facebook, it pumps out a tweet.

Don’t talk about real estate all the time. The best realtors on social media post things about their lives: hobbies, food, friends and other personal interests. Every so often, they will post about their listings, articles on real estate, or just closing deals at the office, so you know they’re busy realtors. But most of all, they pay attention to what others are saying, take an interest and join in the conversation.

Start conversations.  If you must talk about real estate, you might occasionally post a question to see who’s paying attention—and see what is important to your customers.

Use visuals. People don’t really read anymore, not even the little bites of information on social media! Enhance your online conversations with visuals, as much as possible.

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Service Management Program to Boost BPO Skills of Students

26 Mar

Service Management Program to Boost BPO Skills of Students

March 2013

The Business Processing Association of the Philippines (BPAP) and the Commission on bpapHigher Education (ChEd) signed a memorandum of agreement to integrate the new Service Management Program (SMP) course into the curriculum of 13 state universities and colleges (SUCs). The purpose of this is to scale up the educational and training programs and equip its talent pool with industry-standard skills.

The said agreement was signed by Benedict Hernandez (BPAP President and CEO) and Dr. Patricia Licuanan (ChEd Chairman) together with Alfredo Ayala (BPAP Chairman), ChEd commissioners, SUC presidents and industry officials.

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“We wanted to create and share a well-designed industry-based curriculum to help in preparing the future work force for the IT-BPO [information technology-business-process outsourcing] sector. Through this, we hope not only to raise the competency of the industry but to also lend a hand in developing a more qualified and knowledgeable pool of human resource,” said Ayala.

Licuanan added: “This specialized course aims to prepare students from all types of traditional courses, especially those taking up business administration and information technology, for a career in the IT-BPO [information technology-business-process outsourcing] and GIC industry while still in college. SMP will equip them with the competencies needed for entry-level positions and future career development. Our collaboration with BPAP will surely help in maximizing this program to its potential.”

See full article here. ~VA Anna

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Spare the Stress! Save your Name!

22 Mar

People nowadays are internet-savvy. Tweet here and there. Likes and shares everywhere. Comments can be viewed either publicly or privately. There even blog articles from every corner of the World Wide Web.

Apparently, risks do also exist. Just one negative post about your business will surely be viral. No doubt, that simple post will cause your Company a bad record; making your reputation defenseless – whether the comments are true or not. Or worse, customer perception will never be good again.

social media marketingHere are five tips to make your social media life a good one:

    • Be honest. Transparency with both your Client and Customers will ensure harmonious and long-term partnership. Do not try to deceive anyone even thru the net. Admit mistakes if you need to. People may have their own means to learn the truth.
    • Do not argue. As mentioned above, learn to admit your own mistakes. Even if you’re right or not, it is much better to be humble and stay calm.
    • Communicate for the long term. As one of the television ads say, “think before you click.” Be responsible enough with what you do online. Put it mind that what you do now might still affect your decisions in the future.
    • Silence is not golden. Once you receive a complaint, respond right away. Treat every concern as if it’s a very complicated and serious ill of the Company. Proactively resolving things will make your customers feel that they’re important.
    • Get the boss involved. It is always a safe practice that you copy furnish your seniors on all your conversations with each and every Client. That way, all transactions are properly documented. If the need arises, you have something to pull up from your inbox.

You may read original article here. ~VAPM Jackie

5 Guidelines for Outsourcing to an Individual Virtual Assistant

22 Mar

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Most of enough time, Virtual Assistant is well value it. Sometimes, there will be bugs of miscommunication that you chalk up to training discovered. But every excellent once in a while, it all comes together; destiny gives you a big toothy smile and the outcomes are better than you ever expected…

Here are some additional thoughts based on my experience over the past couple of months.

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Philippines, Maintaining its Position in the Global Economy Race

21 Mar

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The robust economy growth of the Philippines was able to achieve its ranking as one of the most promising economic country in Southeast Asia.  The continuing infrastructure development for agriculture, telecommunication, BPO industry expansions and good governance has reaped its commendation to become an enviable country in Global Economy Race.

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As a proud sporting nation, we Britons were unhappy for a long time about our lack of success at cycling. Victory in the Tour de France last year and a series of cycling gold medals at the London and Beijing Olympics changed all that. Undoubted potential has been converted into proven achievement. The challenge, as always when you are ahead, is how to stay there.

I was reminded of this by opinions shared at a recent forum on the Philippine economy which I hosted at the British Embassy for people from business, government, academia and civil society. To extend the analogy, the Philippine economy won a gold medal in 2012, the year of the London Olympics. We were discussing what it will take for the Philippines to win gold again by the time of the next Olympics in 2016?

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The Anatomy of Content Marketing: Infographic

20 Mar

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