, from Tom Hua - Publisher of e*Vision,
and the co-founder of the World Internet Summit.

This is *Under The Spotlight* …

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World Internet Summit Coming to Asia
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Hi ,

Here is what I have been busy with for the past
few weeks flying around the Asian countries.

Yes, for the very first time, the famous World
Internet Summit Events are coming to Asia this October.

To find out the full details, please go to this web page:

http://www.ustoday.net/wisasia.html

If you are from one of the four regions, you really don’t
want miss this once in a life time opp.ortunity.

If you are not from Asia you should also consider to be
there. Not only the events are going to be brain blowing
but also I can promise you that these Asia cities will be
worth visiting.

Trust me… you will have the experience that will last you
life long! Imagine…

Singapore, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai!

Check this out now:
http://www.ustoday.net/wisasia.html


Warmly,

Tom Hua

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Welcome to this issue of e*Vision! by Tom Hua
(Volume V - Issue 2005-07-26)
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marketing of information products. I hope you find the
information presented in The e*Vision ezine valuable,
and that it helps bring you online success.
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>>>> >>>> Featured Article <<<< <<<<
Do you Blog Surf? 3 Strategic Steps To Doing It Well
-by D. Walia
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One of the most important skills of any marketer (or anyone
else for that matter) is the ability to do research quickly,
effectively and to communicate information that differs from
what "the masses" do.

This article presents a 3 step strategy for using blogs to
help in this. Over the past year or so, blogs have become
huge. Before the 2004 U.S. election, scarce anyone heard
of blogs. But with the bloggers doing their own version
of the news, even computer illiterate people have at least
heard of blogs.

So I want to talk about blogs. But not from the usual angle
of creating and maintaining one. I want to talk about it
from the standpoint of USING other people's blogs
effectively.

If you already blog, then this will be obvious to you, though
you might have been so focused on creation that you didn't
pay attention to consumption. Common problem. I'm here to
help you get past it. :)

The amazing thing about blogs - the good ones at least –
is that they are like finding information gold mines.

The owners maintain them and their quality for several
reasons.

* to generate new content that search engines love
* to keep people coming back for more
* to sell their stuff in a low pressure marketing context
* self-fulfillment through self-expression

There are likely other reasons, but I consider these the
relevant ones.

These motivations push the publishers to keep the quality
of good blogs high. If they stop, their traffic dwindles.
If they start hyping stuff, then the low-pressure context
is gone.

Thus, it is that blogs form one of the most intensely
useful sources of free information anywhere.

So the question is, do you effectively blog surf? And more
to the point, how do you do it? Well, I don't have THE
ANSWER for how to do it. But I do have some suggestions
that have generated great results for me.

1 - Google the following - with the punctuation as I show
them:
+blog +"subject phrase"

Thus if I'm interested in blogs on fly fishing (a niche if
there ever was one), my google would be

+blog +"fly fishing" (over 61,000 matches)

If my interest was in sequential autoresponders then my
search would be: +blog +"sequential autoresponders"
(243 matches)

This gives me the ability to get a list of blogs on the
subject which I then …

2 - Bookmark for future reference. Create a folder for,
say, fly fishing. All the high quality fly fishing blogs
you find go into that folder. Make new folders for blogs
on other subjects.

Now if I'm interested in seeing what's new in fly fishing,
I go to my bookmarks and have a virtual field trip.

But there's one more thing I do, too. And this is critical
if you want to keep your blog surfing fresh:

3 - Bookmark the search results page.

Why?

Because the results delivered up by the canned search will
vary over time and as Google changes their criteria. The
top blog today might turn out to be 5th next month and a
complete newcomer might end up 1st on the list.

Now you have an effective method for blog surfing. Enjoy.

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About the Author D. Walia, mmnotes@gmail.com
Learn more about blog surfing Check Walia D.'s favorite
income opportunity - www.TopGunIncomeNetwork.com
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All the Best, until next time!

Tom Hua
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