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Kuo, chia-en (LEO)

Twitter of Amazon

**software, video games, electronics, apparel, furniture, food, and toys**
 * Introduction Amazon**
 * Jeff Bezos founded Amazon.com, Inc. in 1994 and the site went online in 1995. The company was originally nemed Cadabra, Inc.**
 * -Online shop**
 * -Start as bookstore**
 * -But soon diversified, selling DVDs, CDs, MP3 downloads, computer,**
 * -Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, and China. It also provides international shipping to certain countries for some of its products.**


 * -They communicate with client on twitter also give the newest detail for the prodects.**


 * Tweets : 911**
 * Following : 45**
 * Followers : 81,363**
 * Listed : 3.810**

trip by mind-term break media type="custom" key="9394794" 1. **social media** What did social media do for the ongoing unrest in the Arabic world (try to compare Egypt Libya) Social media is a quite big mouth it will sent all information to the world which has inter as soon as possible with first hand news. In the other hand it also will make pressure to someone, for example in Egypt resident use facebook to let the president quit his position, it also happened in Libya. Nowadays also happened in Mainland China. 2. What did social media do to the tourism industry, showcase samples. What is [|__social media__], you ask? It includes user-generated content like [|__Facebook__], blogs, comments, reviews and ratings. It includes the sharing of that content through social bookmarking sites (like [|__Digg__]and [|__Del.icio.us__]), [|__YouTube__], [|__Flickr__]and other sites. And it includes decentralised, informal interactions between and among users like [|__Twitter__], [|__MXit__], [|__Skype__]and other media. . A change in corporate strategic philosophy as CEOs in 2009 start to “get” social media . Companies begin to hire dedicated social media experts as part of their communications teams . PR begins to use more channels of social media, viewing it as another aspect of reputation management, crisis communications, and stakeholder engagement. No longer a “techie” or niche channel.

 A couple of interesting observations: none of these is a technology (even though trend number 4 was the rise of Twitter and the “[|__twitterati__]”). They’re all about strategy and the applications of technology. If these trends are on the mark it puts pressure on CEOs to get comfortable with these technologies and the culture that surrounds them.  Another observation is that South Africans are big [|__MXit__] users, which may well stand in the way of Twitter. Will MXit integrate with Twitter? Will the big global appeal of Twitter kill MXit? Or will we have parallel social media networks? What was interesting about all this was the parallel discussion and critique that was happening via twitter while this list was being worked out. If you’re tweet-savvy, take a look via TweetDeck at #ITB09 to see what was happening – very interesting dynamics.


 * Comparison of Metatags and Keywords:**

I choose a Hot Put restaurant which is called Ko Ri Ya Restaurant which is opened in 1968. There are two types of food one is hot put the other is BBQ, and this restaurant is welcoming to everyone from young to old, friends, family, especially for students in special days such as, graduation day, reunion for classmates and families. And it is a all you can eat in a price restaurant.

The restaurant's website is:http://www.koriya.com.tw/index.asp

The meta description in this restaurant is in chinese : "可利亞餐廳採用優質的肉品、平價的消費，讓您吃的愉快付的輕鬆，同時讓您的荷包無負擔喔. 可利亞餐廳，原汁原味的炭火燒肉餐廳的優質選擇. "

The meta Keywords in this website is in chinese: "餐廳，美食餐廳，聚餐餐廳"

Competitors: After type 'hot put' 'bbq' 'restaurant' in Yahoo, there are many restaurants come out, and I choose one of them, 石頭火鍋. There are Hot put, BBQ, and Japanese food in this restaurant, the BBQ is different from normal BBQ, it is Japanese BBQ style and the owner went to Japanese in order to learn the BBQ and also to know how to make the Japanese BBQ sauce! And the price style is also as same as Ko Ri Ya restaurant which is all u can it in a price.

The website of this restaurant is: http://www.stone-yakiniku.com.tw/

The meta description in this restaurant is also in chinese: "石頭日式炭火燒肉~日式美味料理 盡在石頭燒肉"

The meta Keywords in this website is also in chinese: "石頭,石頭燒烤,日式燒烤,日本料理,燒肉,火鍋,石頭,吃到飽,石頭,聚餐,宵夜"

Nowadays is technology century therefore a good and successful restaurant needs a good and successful website, too. Because a good website can bring more customers from different areas and countries.


 * How to build a website**

Step 1 Hosting Hosting means where you put your website involve all the Web pages. While it's possible to build a website on your personal computer and never move it online, it's somewhat pointless. No one but you will ever be able to see it. So the first thing you'll want to do is find a Web hosting provider. Step 2 Do you need a Domain Name? You don't need a domain name to put up a website. You can put up a site on free hosting or even paid hosting plans without a domain name. A domain name provides extra branding for your site and makes it easier for people to remember the URL. But domain names cost money, typically between $8 and $35 a year. Step 3 Plan website Once you've gotten a domain and decided on your URL, you can start planning your site. You need to decide: • Type of site - Most websites are either news/information, product, or reference sites. As such they each have a slightly different focus. • [|Navigation] - The navigation affects the [|information architecture] of your site. • [|Content] - Content is the actual pages you'll be building. If you can recognize page types, you'll be able to recognize what types of pages you need for your site. Play the [|Web Page Types game]. Step 4 Build your website page by page Building a website requires that you work on one page at a time. To build your site you should be familiar with: • [|Design Basics] - The elements of good design and and how to use it on websites. • [|Learning HTML] - HTML is the building block of a Web page. While it's not absolutely required, you'll do better if you learn HTML than if you don't. • [|Learning CSS] - CSS is the building block of how pages look. And learning CSS will make it easier for you to change your site's look when you need to. [|Web Page Editors] - Finding the perfect editor for your needs will help you learn design, HTML, and CSS. Step 5 Publish your website Publishing your website is a matter of getting the pages you created in step 4 up to the hosting provider you set up in step 1. You can do this with either the tools that come with your hosting service or with FTP clients. Knowing which you can use depends upon your hosting provider. Contact them if you are not sure. Step 6 Promote your website The easiest way to promote your website is through search engine optimization or SEO. You build your Web content so that it ranks well in search engines. This can be very difficult, but it is inexpensive and can result in good results if you work at it. Other ways to promote your site include: word of mouth, email, and advertising. You should include your URL on all professional correspondence and whenever it makes sense in personal messages. I put my URL in my email signature along with my email address. Step 7 Maintain your website Maintenance can be the most boring part of website design, but in order to keep your site going well and looking good, you need to do it. Testing your site as you're building it and then after it's been live for a while is important. And you should also work on content development on a regular basis. source: http://webdesign.about.com/od/beforeyoustartawebsite/p/build_website.htm