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    It’s Time to transform your marketing!

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    The rules of marketing are changing rapidly – Social Media is now becoming  an important aspect of marketing for every small & large business – Be it offline or online. Take a look at this following presentation created by Social Media Marketing agency Hubspot. Although, the numbers given are

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    Trakin Toons: Wipro Employees Beware !!

    by Srikant

    I am sure you may have already heard about the Wipro Blogging Policy that they have officially released – Wipro Employees now have to be very careful about what they put up on the internet – Be it a blog post, a comment or even a social Media Interaction.

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    What you may not know about Ganesh Festival: An appeal !

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    Ganesh Festival is really a time for festivities; it slowly starts to get Indian people into festive season mood that spans till end of Diwali. If you live in cities like Pune and Mumbai, you will know the kind of celebration that happens for 10 straight days. The streets

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    Blogging in India: A Research report

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    Blogging scene in India is steadily growing. I remember when I started blogging in May 2007, there were hardly any blogs that were popular except, Labnol and couple of others. But now the blogging scene in India is improved. There are number of Indian blogs catering to various fields

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    Are bloggers entrepreneurs?

    by Sriram Vadlamani

    Dictionary.com has this definition for entrepreneur : a person who organizes and manages any enterprise, esp. a business, usually with considerable initiative and risk. I think business is something which produces something and in return generates some money. Blogging fits that. Post is the product and the advertising money

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    Will 2009 be the year of Blogging in India?

    by Sriram Vadlamani

    3 incidents mark 2009 and it is all set to become a year of blogging in India. It first started with Chetanye Kunte and the Mumbai blasts. It marked the way blogs has gained prominence at a broader level when NDTV took it seriously. Next up in the chain

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    Can blogging land you a job?

    by Sriram Vadlamani

    I read this really un-interesting  piece from BS. The title read : Blogging could ‘even’ land you a job. First thing which caught my attention is the word ‘even’. I found that word condescending. It sounds like among other fun and silly things, blogging can do something serious like

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    Trak.in October stats and more…

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    So how was October for trak.in ?Hmmm…I’d call it a decent month, considering that most of the month was full of festivities and people wanted to enjoy rather than read about grim business and economy rants !Honestly, apart from Diwali there was nothing really to cheer about this October.

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    Bloggers do not trash your company, either you already are trash or you are doing it yourself!

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    I read this really disturbing news. Companies are employing agencies to clean-up negative feedback online. Their target is “crazy blogs”. The definition of crazy is at best undefined. Who will be defining crazy? If I narrate my experiences about some product or service which I bought or experienced and

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    Email is still the most popular way of sharing articles from a blog / website.

    by Arun Prabhudesai

    While carrying out routine admin tasks of my today I came across some very interesting statistics that I thought of sharing with my readers.Nearly a month back I installed a plugin called ishare that helps readers to share articles published on trak.in blog. Now-a-days, having social bookmarking buttons on

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