South Korea, the country that produces some of the world’s best movies and displays a really high standard of cinematic brilliance has declared its newest cinematic tool. This tool is none other than the iPhone. Film director from South Korea called Park Chan Wook who is acclaimed for his horror movies like ‘Old Boy’, ‘Thirst’ and Lady vengeance is ready with his new film, ‘Paranmanjang‘.
Although this film is expected to be as gripping as his previous films, one aspect of this film sets it apart from the other films ever made. The highlight of this movie is that it has been entirely shot on Apple’s prized iPhone. The iPhone gave an edge to the shooting, not only because it was light but also because it is easy to use.
The much anticipated Samsung Galaxy S successor has unveiled its first Teaser. How sleek and thin the phone is has been rightly showcased in this teaser video. In fact it is thinner that the present Galaxy S. The one thing to look forward to in the phone is the Super AMOLED display along with a dual core processor.
Come 2011 and rumour has it that Apple would give their fans a break from the dull black color of the iPhone. As far as the iPhone was concerned, Apple followed the classic Fordist adage ‘You can have any color you like as long as it is black’. While the phone offered a number of options when it came to features and uses, as far as the look was concerned Apple iPhone did not offer much choice.
This however is about to change as Apple is releasing the White iPhone or more specifically the unicorn colored iPhone. In fact the gadgets have already made its appearance in the gadget listing of the various websites of UK and US.
In every market, niche markets always pop up that offer services or get-rich-quick opportunities that incorrectly portray the multi-faceted approach that’s necessary to have a decent blog. Though good marketing and SEO approaches have proven to be essential toward this aim, there are common mistakes often perpetrated on the part of bloggers that end up doing irreparable harm to your site’s reputation and efficacy. Some of these bypassed blunders include:
Targeting An Audience That’s Too Broad
One of the basic principals behind blogging is to get people interested in hearing what you have to say. This is obviously paramount to the process, but when your blog content becomes too general is when a site can become irrelevant. You have to recognize who your target audience is. The online world is full of niches. Unless you’re a huge, multi-national site, you don’t want to be so neutral that you’re ignoring who’s really interested in your services or opinion. Don’t alienate anyone, but you also need to understand who it is you’re trying to attract.
It’s A Marathon, Not a Sprint
Don’t keep your focus on the short-term side of things. If you’re into your blog because you bought into the hype of getting rich in a short amount of time, don’t expect to have any long-term success. If you don’t think that people will notice, you’re wrong. There’s just too many people out there doing the exact same thing and taking the same short-sited approach.
Inflexibility
You may be in love with a current marketing strategy, service, or approach, but not being able to adapt will get you passed by in short order. For example, you may love one product, but if you’re only focusing on promoting one portion of a market, you’re not going to be seen as an authority. This isn’t the same as knowing your audience. If we’re talking about mobile devices and you’re only stuck on applications for a specific phone, then you’re not talking about all the other things they can do, like find a phone number or search through massive archives of information. You want to have an audience, but you don’t want to talk about the same thing over and over again.
Lack of Representation
If you’re constantly shilling for a company or product, and providing no constructive advice, your readers will feel a severe lack of representation. It’s fine if you’re being paid to review a product, but you have to be honest and within reason. Talk about a product or service but also keep the reader in mind.
Perhaps the biggest mistake often made by bloggers, if you can glean anything from the advice above, is that all of these issues relate to a communication breakdown between the blogger and the reader. Readers will give you the traffic you need to have a successful blog, but realize that they’re not there just to make you money or massage your ego. Keep them in mind when you’re considering different approaches to create and sustain a better blog.
