PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Inspiration for HopTile

Mar

16

HopTile is a free web service enable you to create and host single page website. I started the design for HopTile last year and asked PSPINC design and development team to secretly develop the system. The pre beta version that enables you to create a single (but) long website is out but I must say it is not that great yet. The newer version that comes out at the end of March 2015 will be 1000% better.

Today I wanted to tell you why I wanted to make single page website builder like HopTile. I was browsing the net and happen to come across Ford Mustang Website.

http://www.ford.com/cars/mustang/

It was based on long single page website I really found it to be refreshing. All the information that you need about the product is right there in the single very beautifully designed page. It was easy to navigate and understand. There is more information on this page but it did not feel long.

I wanted web pages like that to both my clients and me. This is the design concept behind HopTile.

http://www.hoptile.com

#Computer #Internet

Facebook Like Campaign

Mar

16

Can your company spend $5 per "Like" on your company Facebook page?
How about $3? How about $1?

If you are consistently updating your Facebook page and not getting enough visitors, hiring a consultant is not going to get you the quick result you want. You need more direct approach. If you want more Likes on Facebook, pay Facebook for its advertisement. If you want Google to list you higher, pay Google to list you higher. Organic growth is good, I encourage it, but you need to seed the ground first.

PSPINC has started to test Facebook Like campaign on http://www.facebook.com/hoptile site, which had only 6 Likes. After two weeks, it is approaching 1,000 Likes. We do this to promote our HopTile service, but also we wanted to know how Facebook campaign works. Once you have enough Likes to make any difference, then we talk about Conversion.

#Business #Marketing

How much did he make?

Mar

16

This is one of the question asked during the job interview at famous company. At least that is what I understand.

A man bought a chicken for $8.00.
He sold that chicken for $9.00 but realized there is a person who want it for higher price.
He bought that chicken back for $10.00 and sold it for $11.00.

How much did he make?

The explanation is in the comment.

#Business #Marketing