Srinivas Padma: Personal Musings on Life, Growth, and Connections

eCommerce means buying and selling of products or services over electronic systems such as the Internet and other computer networks. Here are some tips for you to improve your product pages on your e-commerce websites: Use Conversation Conversations are everywhere. For SEO, for traffic, for increase in sales, there are always conversation. You have to tell your customers to "buy something!" . You also have to say "trust me!" , or "log in!" . Don't be afraid to write them bold. Don't forget to display related Products To sell more is not only to sell, but also to have the customer continuously. If you want this, you have to gain the whole attention of your customers. Use "related products" blocks on every product page. If it's hard for you to relate them, use CMS , but relate them. Show Less, Give More You have to have all the information that your customers need. But, what if it is so long? Here's the thing. Use tab...

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2010 was the year of the iPad. 2011 is the year the competition gets serious. Between a slew of new Android 3.0 slates, the BlackBerry PlayBook, and the HP TouchPad, shoppers will have plenty of compelling Apple alternatives to choose from. While tablet PCs have been around for yonks, only now are they becoming the desirable, usable and functional devices that we've always wanted them to be – and it's about time too. The iPad is currently the most obvious example of how tablets are going mainstream, but that's not to say that all tablets released from now on are guaranteed to be super awesome. HTC Flyer The HTC Flyer is out to prove the pen is not dead. The HTC Flyer is a 7-inch Android slate based on a 1.5GHz Qualcomm single-core processor running Android 2.4 Gingerbread, with a new, refreshed version of HTC Sense. Oh, and just to really stir things up, it has a stylus. URL:  HTC Flyer Samsung Galaxy Tab The Galaxy Tab 10.1 has similar specs to many other Android 3....

This is the result of The Astonishing Tribe's Open Innovation experiment. It is an experience video showing the future of screen technology with stretchable screens, transparent screens and e-ink displays, to name a few.

Never mind economics, the new Indian currency symbol designed by IITian Uday Kumar is money in the bank. This opinion is courtesy a set of very pleased graphologists, astrologers and numerologists who believe that, like the symbols for the dollar, euro and yen, the new Indian symbol promises the penetration of our currency into the powerful workings of the global financial market. So far denoted as ‘Re’, ‘Rs’ and ‘INR’, the changed symbol has its own interpretation. “Two parallel lines at the top indicate developing greater inner strength, self sufficiency, while the semi circle in the letter ‘R’ indicates India’s image as an investment-friendly economy,” deduces city-based graphologist Dr Ranadheer Kumar. However, he cautions, “The line passing from the curve at times will pose challenges and stress to the government. Our government must use this logo as many times as possible in international platforms like a spokesperson of our economy.” Graphologists suggest that the symbol incor...

I want to talk this lot of times when we talk with non IT organizations, churches who just have this simple question how do we get found on Google. Someone goes down to Google and says "I am looking for hotels in London" or “some church in London” how do we get on page 1 Getting found on Google is called SEO = Search Engine Optimization And if you are in the online business world or in online marketing or advertising you may heard this phrase or know little about it, but lot of times churches don’t know how you get found on Google. They just think it is up to Google. You have good site and it looks really nice and you probably up right on Google and if it’s ugly website you will like on page 10, that’s not true at all because: Google doesn’t have eyes   Google is looking at you code   Google is weighing other factors   Based on algorithm Paid Ads vs. "Organic search" Paid/Sponsored: Google Adwords   Main results/free: Organic results Organic results: Tha...