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Professor on Entrepreneurship

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November 3, 2019






(This is for Google)


1.  Use plenty of pictures and images.
     High quality pages have  5 to 7 images.   Readers stay longer and become more engaged. They stay
     longer

2.  Deep over all content  (rather than just using key words)   Use related key words (use LSI. com)
     And make it appear you are an authority, expert.

3. Use longer post. 2,000 words (most are on 900 words only)

4.  Use conversation to be engaging:

     Short sentences,  Bullets.  Make your site easy to read.

5.  Scannable formatting   can be read ba

6.  Headlines and subtitles to break things out, Use bold, to emphasize certain points

7.  Be authoritative.    People read articles from experts.

       1. Use case  studies.   Use data.

      2. More sharing more engaging.   It becomes higher visibility.

           Put plenty of share buttons...

     3.  Link to other pages authoritaative pages

     See if this site follows  the above prescriptions    https://holygardensplots.blogspot.com/:  

Google shares breach the $1,000 per share mark, the rest of techie stocks follow

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

Repost from CNBC


                                  


 

During the weekend, there was a significant news that Google shares reached the $1,000 per share mark lifting the techie stocks along with the rise.  The gain was on video and mobile advertising which rose by 23%.  You tube is generating revenues for Google

Google is known for the various products:   Nexus lines of phones, Chrome browser, You tube, experienced a 32% growth from the rest of the world;  with more than one billion smartphone applications, Google gets revenue  from Google play where it sells Google apps

Google stock prices went up by 38% this year, rewarding investors in Funds like $101 billlion Contrafund, which is being managed by star picker Will Danoff.  Some of his portfolion includes Tesla Motors, and Facebook

What does this news mean to entrepreneurs?  To the GSB students

Economists Unsure about Global Warming - Newsmax

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

My daughter was kidding me when I could not upload to the blogpost on Good Friday.  She said that Google does not recognize Jesus Christ and I should not be able to blog.  Hahaha

From: Newsmax.com
Date: Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 10:25 AM
Subject: Economist Now Unsure About Global Warming; Google Ignores Christ, Honors Chavez

Breaking News from Newsmax.com Economist Magazine Now Admits It's Unsure About Global Warming Special: Obamacare Madness: Coming 40 Percent Tax on Many Health Plans; Premiums Skyrocketing — Read the Guide That Protects You Google Ignores Christ, Honors Cesar Chavez on Easter War Risk in Korea Rises to Red Level 5 Foods Lower High Blood Pressure

Do bloggers like me make a heap on blogging?

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

I am sure I will not get wealthy with this activity.  People have mistaken that people who blog make a bundle doing what they love to do.  Site appraiser (those who give value assessment) to this site give this site only several hundred dollars (not even a thousand dollars) and about $2.00 a day revenue estimate. (P80.00 per day --> still part of the bottom of the pyramid)  At $0.02 per click, that should be the amount this site would earn from the clicks if this were part of Adsense.  But this is not part of Adsense.  Blogger rejected my application for Adsense.

I could not even recoup the cost of the laptop (P30,000) and the Nikon camera (P4,000)!

Maybe you get more money from Squiddo who pays up to $50.00 per good article;  and $5.00 per ordinary article.

It is only Google/blogger who makes money from my efforts and the readers who learn more on how to become better entrepreneurs:   reduce costs, and sell more.

And the number of pageviews/readers -  they make me feel rich...

It is only a matter of time that I will get tired of writing about my experience as entrepreneur, experiences in the classroom, and get back to  wealth/value creation as an entrepreneur

Did Larry Page make his first mistake?

Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship

From Forbes

Larry Page, the CEO of Google  was named as CEO of the year and made such nimble and bold decision like acquiring Motorola mobility.  However, the recent introduction of Search Plus your world seems like a clumsy move.  Such blurred the image of Google as a reliable and fast search engine...Its socialness also was not clear.

Nevertheless, even if there is the downside, the  the boldness and swiftness of Google under Larry Page has been underscored.

Professor Billionaire: The Stanford Academic Who Wrote Google Its First Check - Forbes

He made the right choice. But you never get rich teaching.  You must note that he just do not invest.  He creates and makes things that people need. A real entrepreneur, just what Tom Cooper does
	Professor Billionaire: The Stanford Academic Who Wrote Google Its First Check - Forbes Source: forbes.com Stanford's brainiest students come to David Cheriton for startup advice—and money. Two of them happened to be named Sergey and Larry.

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Fwd Wall Street Daily on Facebook - It is not the next Google

WSD, Louis Basense says that Facebook can not be the next Google.  So spare the comparison.  There are however interesting comparison at Social Media Revolver.

Facebook is fun to use.  Its being fun to use can not be matched by Google plus.

Please take note that other sharing platform are fun to use.

But Google plus allows your feed to grow fast vs. Facebook.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Wall Street Daily <wallstreetdaily@wallstreetdaily.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 6:22 PM
Subject: Spare Me the Weak Facebook Comparisons

Top Business Magazine is Calling it the: "Super-Subprime Crisis" One mainstream medium and many other commentators are predicting it will be a watershed event so big they're comparing it to "the Fall of Rome." Yet another source described it as the "plight of the rich world"... an event that will have vast economic and political consequences... and that no tax hikes or slashes to government spending will be able to fix... And a third admits that nothing will shape the future of western markets more so than this coming event... To find out about this watershed event, click here. Spare Me the Weak Facebook Comparisons By Louis Basenese, Chief Investment Strategist Long (long) before it was popular, I told investors to avoid Facebook's (Nasdaq: FB) IPO like the plague. Literally. (See here, here and here.) I don't need to tell you that I made the right call. By now, everyone's aware of Facebook's flop as a publicly traded company. However, with Facebook set to report earnings for the first time next Thursday - and its stock off 37.6% from its opening day high - I feel the need to reiterate my stance. Why? Well, apparently, some investors are still convinced Facebook promises to be the next hot internet stock, like Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) or Amazon (Nasdaq: AMZN). While I'm all for a spirited debate, there's no debate here. Facebook is nothing like Google! The services the two companies provide are completely different. The only commonality they share is that they generate revenue from selling advertising. Or, should I say, Facebook is trying to generate revenue from advertising. There's a key difference, though. Google serves up ads to its users after they've searched for a very specific term. They're on the hunt for something, and therefore much more likely to click on ads related to that topic. In comparison, users on Facebook aren't submitting specific search terms. They're not hunting for anything, except maybe a long lost acquaintance. As a result, there's no natural upsell and Facebook just forces ads on users that might be relevant. When it comes to pinning down users' interests, though, guessing and knowing are totally different. And the difference shows up in the advertising results. Google is effective. To date, Facebook is not. What if we compare Facebook to Google in terms of early stock price performance? That doesn't work, either. You'll recall, Google debuted at $85 per share in August 2004 and never looked back. Meanwhile, Facebook priced its IPO at $38 and briefly traded up to $45 per share. But it's been falling ever since. Consider this myth busted! Facebook is not the next Google. So what about Amazon? Well, here, too, we lack any direct connections between the underlying businesses. Amazon is an online retailer for everything. It sells actual goods. Facebook is a social networking site that tries to provide a service to users, just so it can make money by advertising to them. The connection Facebook lovers try to make with Amazon is the fact that Amazon's stock struggled out of the gate, too. But then it rebounded mightily. In the first five days of trading in May 1997, Amazon's stock fell 46.2%. It then rallied 233% over the next six months. As Bespoke Investment Group, says, "So the thinking goes that if Amazon could pull off a big reversal, maybe Facebook could, too." That's a big maybe! If Facebook were to rally like Amazon, its market cap would balloon to almost $230 billion. That would make it one of the five largest companies in the United States. Sorry folks. Even the village idiot understands that it makes no sense for a company with $4 billion in annual sales to be one of the largest companies in America. The math just doesn't add up. Bottom line: Please spare me the weak Facebook comparisons. Facebook is not the next Google or Amazon. Based on the fundamentals, the next stop for share prices is lower, not dramatically higher. So keep avoiding the stock like the plague. Ahead of the tape, Louis Basenese This virtual monopoly is set to multiply gains many times over. In the coming months... if this company has doubled or even tripled in price... you could be sitting around stunned, wondering how you missed out on this... Or, you could go here now to find out about an opportunity to make up to 10 times your money. It all gets started on August 8. More here. Schlumberger Earnings May Surprise You Schlumberger Ltd. reported an impressive first quarter, and the world's largest oilfield services provider is poised to follow that performance up when it announces second-quarter earnings on Friday. Three Commodities Every Investor Should be Considering Now Check out the ridiculously high returns you could be pocketing as these commodities build momentum. 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Larry Page and the Founding of Google from Ecorner Stanford University

Our generation needs an ENTREPRENEURIAL REVOLUTION.

Larry Page and the Founding of Google from Ecorner of Stanford University