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You.com
The internet is vast and can be an inhospitable place for organizations and individuals trying to make their mark. To stand out in the crowd, you need to learn how to be creative online and get your various profiles on different websites working in tandem to promote your brand and your business. You.com gives vital advice on how to manage your online image using tools such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube to your best advantage. It shows how you can stay connected to the things that matter (via RSS feeds, news feeds, netvibes, etc) and includes essential tips on using online networking to find a better job, recruit staff or identify new people to work with. Illustrated by fascinati...
Blog, Podcast, Google, Sell
Blog, Podcast, Google, Sell is the ultimate guide to making money online. It provides the key steps in setting up an online business, whether you are using e-bay for the first time or setting up a professional website. It will help you to market your way to success using blogs, podcasts and Google AdWords, as well as all the tricks of the trade you need to compete, including how to create a simple web page, building a following, tips on podcasting, selling intangibles, lead selling and Google Analytics. Providing crucial information on how to manage success and grow your business as well as real life case studies, Blog, Podcast, Google, Sell will take you from trading on Amazon and eBay to selling your business for millions.
A Quick Start Guide to Online Selling
Anyone with access to a broadband connection can make money online. Unlike 'bricks and mortar' businesses, the online world has low entry costs; all you need to know is what to do. A Quick Start Guide to Online Selling has all the secrets of success. It explains what the best selling things online are, how to find your niche and how to get going. This easy to follow guide also teaches you the practical aspects, such as, how to set up an online shop, how to organize PayPal, search engine optimization, pay-per-click advertising, distance selling and online trading, fulfilling customer orders and planning for e-commerce. Also with essential legal requirements and case studies including how to sell on i-tunes and Amazon, as well as pitfalls to avoid, this Quick Start Guide is ideal for anyone who wants to make money online. From people with something to sell to entrepreneurs and small business, this book provides the vital practical and sales related information you need to succeed.
Itv Cultures: Independent Television Over Fifty Years
"Since breaking the BBC's monopoly in 1955, ITV has been at the centre of the British television landscape. To coincide with the fiftieth anniversary of the first ITV broadcast, this accessible book offers a range of perspectives on the complex and multifaceted history of Britain's first commercial broadcaster."--BOOK JACKET.
Start Up and Run Your Own Business
Starting your own business is one thing, but running and keeping it going is another. Annually, there are around 400,000 start-ups in the UK, but in a single year 300,000 businesses also fail. You owe it to yourself, your family, and your own ambition to make your business one of the success stories. This book helps you do just that. More than a "how to" book, Start Up and Run Your Own Business brings the skills of experienced blue-chip consultants to bear on your enterprise. Now in its 8th edition, the book lends you both the authority and experience you need to make the right decisions to ensure your business survives and thrives beyond the critical first few years. Author Jonathan Reuvid ...
It's Live- But is it Real?
The 23rd Annual University of Manchester Broadcasting Symposium looked at the question of live broadcasting, asking a wide range of questions, such as: To what extent does the presence of live cameras construct an event?; what are the reasons behind the growing trend towarsds live, cheap, daytime chat shows?; why is live TV sport such a bone of legal contention?; and do tele-events like the Eurovision Song Contest or Live-Aid gain from being live?
