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Some points to think about in ASP hosting solutions

March 10, 2015 by Admin Leave a Comment

ASP hosting is in actuality the real Windows part of web hosting solutions. This type of web hosting was formed to be capable to give folks plan to make energetic WebPages. ASP or Active Server Pages utility is to function through Windows IIS server application.
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Perfect Marketing: Why You Have to Think Like a Customer

May 13, 2013 by Admin Leave a Comment

It seems simple. If you’re selling a product or service, you need to understand the consumer, especially your loyal customers and give them exactly what they want. Surprisingly, there are those who decide what it is and how they will sell it and expect consumers to meet those sales standards, whether the consumer has their needs met or not. It’s a recipe for disaster but one that seems to keep being cooked up by business owners and executives. Why is that?

The basics of marketing will never change and although the addition of evolving technology gives companies more avenues to use for selling, the important factors, steps or rules, as it were, success requires that companies execute the marketing basics they’ve always done — getting to know customers better; helping them in the buying process and tailoring offerings; and developing their trust.

Having worked for the largest corporate entities in the world, I have done my share, and more, of palm-to-forehead slaps at decisions that telegraph failure from miles away. Sometimes it comes to products that are popular and need no shoves in the right direction. Usually it was just boredom, I guess, that created an initiative out of the blue, pushing change to something that didn’t need change and in a direction that placed it far from the loyal consumer’s needs. It’s impossible to understand why, although, if pushed for an answer, I would have to say it was pure ego on the part of the decision-maker and utter disregard… contempt, actually, for the consumer. Perhaps that’s not so hard to believe these days?

A Big Idea But Not a Solution

While working at MAD Magazine, a global icon of humor and rebellion, the president of the publishing division, who never even read the 40 year-old magazine, announced she was going to remake the entire magazine. The readership was steady with a loyal fan base and slowly increasing new readership as another new generation was introduced by their parents, who remained supportive fans. It was confusing as to why she wanted to mess with success.

Her plan was to make the magazine “cutting edge,” trash the 90% white reader, build what she called an “urban, hip-hop readership” and as (and I swear this is what she said out loud and repeatedly), “build a black audience because every white kid in America wants to be black, so they’ll all want to read the magazine to piss off their parents and we’ll sell more.”

I wish I had a picture of the entire staff with our mouths hanging wide open at that pronouncement. We tried to ascertain what marketing research she had done to back this up and how it could be done without major public relations and advertisement. The staff had that uneasy feeling as if they were on a bus, watching the driver head straight for a cliff.

There were many suggestions for increasing readership, all based on the knowledge the staff had of the consumer/fan but the president was adamant about her idea. It was going to happen and that was that. We were either on board or we were all fired.

As time went by, the idea got watered down, turned left and right, morphed, mutated and still ended up in a place far from any demographic. White, 70 year-old writers and artists would create the content for this urban hip-hop magazine (imagine Norman Rockwell painting scenes from a Public Enemy video or a Snoop Lion Thanksgiving — not that it wouldn’t be beautifully done) as well as the all-white staff.

Through this all, word started to leak out about the change and fans were up in arms. Letters and emails started pouring in, pleading that the magazine not be changed. The president refused to listen. It was her idea and she was responsible (and would be cheered by corporate for the success). It fell flat and a third of the readers dropped their subscriptions as sales fell a bit more every month and angry letters/emails increased. There was no coming back.

Then the finger-pointing started. She wanted to know who was responsible for the disaster. The culprit was not knowing the customer and consumer base (not to mention the firings and exits following the witch hunt for those responsible led to a couple of damaging “shark jumpings” that further strangled the sales numbers). Eventually, the president was gone. “pursuing other opportunities” said the memo that went through the company. “Fired” was the word people said with a smile.

What does this story have to do with this article? Firstly, it’s a great, amusing, but tragic tale to start your week. Secondly, it drives home the point of not knowing or thinking like a customer and how much damage a personal opinion based on absolutely no market research can do.

Become a Customer

Whether you have a product or a service, you need to put yourself in the mindset of the average consumer to fully understand how to draw more consumers to your business. When attempting to become a customer, there are questions you need to answer.

How easy is it to find and purchase your product?

  • If you sell widgets, how will the consumer find you?
  • Are you easily found through internet search engines?
  • Can the product be purchased online?
  • How easy was it to purchase and have delivered?

How good is your customer service?

  • If purchasing was a pleasant experience, how about returning the product or getting a replacement?
  • Every step of the customer experience defines your brand, your company and your product/service. Are you confident and proud that yours is the best?

What about the competition?

  • How does your product stack up against the competition?
  • How is there customer service and what can you learn from them?
  • Why might consumers prefer their product or service over yours?
  • What can you learn from their product?

Are you keeping up with the technology?

  • How’s your online presence?
  • Is your web site responsive to different mobile devices?
  • Does your competition have better digital and mobile marketing?
  • What do you need to do to make it the best?

When you can answer these questions you’ll find you know your customers better. You can tailor your communications, specials and future outreach to them and know they’re listening and absorbing the information.

If you can see yourself on the same level of your customers you can better drive customer loyalty and develop the trust that is so important these days and it humanizes your company and enhances your marketing capability. In the end, you will be able to anticipate your customer’s need because you are thinking just like them. It will put you in the best spot to market with confidence.

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Change How You Think About the Level 1 Support: No Down Payment, Immediate Returns

October 23, 2012 by Admin Leave a Comment

Everything is changing and so is the IT department. Not only the focus, but also the users. Add the constant pressure of doing more with less and understaffing (about half) you probably end up with burned out Level 1 support employees. Under these conditions, it does not make sense to insist on the traditional Level 1 support. Of course, we have to review procedures, paying more attention and time to training but, the reality is we need a different way of thinking.

Let’s start with the users: With the Generation Y already in the workforce, we have born-digital users. They are already capable

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No down payment, no direct investment but immediate returns. Yes, you can do this with your existing IT support personnel.

of taking care of many problems they encounter (ok, sometimes they create worse problems than they can solve). Some of them want to use their own devices (the famous Bring Your Own Device – BYOD issue), which makes IT executives scream “unsupported device.” But, on the other hand this is a luck. Users are already familiar with technology and comfortable with it.

The same users, both born-digital and the tech-savvy first go to the Internet to find the answers to their questions. In fact, the born-digital generation had friends from the social networks before they have any real-life friends. The same people are already active users on the forums, asking questions and answering them. Instead of keeping their knowledge as a secret, they share it. They are also familiar with the online forums and their rules.

Add all the ingredients together: familiarity with the technology + ability to make friends on computer networks + active forum use. The only thing left is the platform on which they will express themselves, which is Sharepoint Foundation in Microsoft platforms (there are many open source products of course).

What I say is, create a social help desk. Assign tech-savvy users to departments (key users) who can solve their colleagues’ problems without help desk assistance. Create a self-service portal where users can ask questions and receive answers from other users. Those questions and answers will be your knowledge-base. Assign one or more Level 1 support personnel for forum moderation and knowledge-base creation and management.

You will need some time and some extra effort to establish this base. After that, or in parallel, depending on your resources, you can establish policies on making calls to help desk. For example you can establish policies to go through the knowledge base before asking for support. Or, since you have assigned key users to departments, you can establish a policy to go through the key user first or require the support tickets to be opened by the key users. There are also points which you can direct users to self-service portals. One example to this is the password-reset issue. Deploying an Identity Management solution, even for the sole purpose of password resetting, will provide huge returns in the short run. One of my clients reported that more than 50% of the help desk calls are password reset requests. Just imagine the benefits the company will reap when the identity management is deployed. Most probably you have similar Level 1 calls which you can deploy self-service solutions.

There is one more thing you can do, which is to inform the users when there is a problem. There may be issues with the terminal servers,  there may be issues with the Internet connection or there may be some connection problems. Just tell the users what the problem is. Many IT managers think this as a loss of control, or admitting that they are incapable of performing their own jobs. But this simply is not true. Letting users know about the problem means that you are in good control of your job and you are respecting others’ work and time. They will not lose time to figure out what is wrong, or try to fix it on their own or making a support call. I have a handful of clients who do that. And believe me, their users are incredibly happy with and supportive to their IT departments.

You will be asking why IT training is not in my list. Because there is no discussion to that, you should already have a clear training policy for your users. However, revisiting your training content with your help desk personnel will make the training right to the point. What I have seen so far in my clients is that they fail to follow-up after the training. They think that continuous training is the cure. While there is no apparent downside to this, not following up means that if you have excluded an important thing in the first training, you will be missing it in the subsequent trainings, plus you will not be able to see if the training has the desired effect.

The bottomline is, we are living in a turbulent environment. Things change rapidly and we need to adapt instead of whine. We need to consider the alternatives and think about the opportunities. We need to speak this out to the corporate management and seek their support. As I have just said, our users are changing and so must we. If the management still resists, tell the people that what we have discussed (throughout the article) does not involve any down payment. They will be most likely to think different.

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Building A Website Is A Lot Easier Than You May Think

August 5, 2012 by Admin Leave a Comment

If you ever right click on almost any website and view the source code it may look like a totally alien language to you but with the right tools it really is very easy too create. It really is not rocket science even though at first glance it may look like it
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Something to Think About Web Hosting

July 5, 2012 by Admin Leave a Comment

Cloud as a server computing is the liberation of computing and storage space capability as a service to a heterogeneous community of end-recipients. The term comes from the use of a cloud-shaped symbol as an abstraction for the complex infrastructure it contains in system diagrams” now this become cheaper, due to the dropping of webhosting prices which are once on a high priced option.
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