Check out these 2 cool Vege-Art Advertisement, a body sculpture made out of simple fruits and vegetables like carrots, cabbage, ginger, apple, pear, cucumber, etc .. very creative 
Lacking any information to the contrary, many businesses still think that all they need to do to get new clients is to put their name and face in the Yellow Pages or online social directories, get some professional looking business cards, a website and Voila! It’s the old adage “build it and they will come”.
Trouble is, that’s what their competitors are doing also and in this day and age, it’s just not enough.
Does Your Business Stand Out Online?
Most advertising on the Web follows a time-honored format, although some might call it a time-worn format as it does little to differentiate itself. You can bet that a high percentage of this advertising will be ignored and the money spent on it will be wasted.
So how does a company stand out from the crowd online?
Thanks to an oversupply of similar text, claims, and presentation - coupled with a short 21st century attention span - your website has less than ten seconds to move a visitor to action. If it doesn’t, that visitor will click away to another site, and then another. Therefore, it’s critical that you find a way to break through the noise your competitors are making. But even that’s not enough.
Statistics show that even the best-looking websites generate conversion rates of under one percent, so for every 100 visitors you do manage to get, less than one will call or email you. Sound bleak? Thinking of redirecting more of your advertising budget back to the Yellow Pages? Don’t. You’re on the right track - you just haven’t leveraged all the power available to you online.
Most websites are little more than electronic versions of Yellow Page advertising. For the most part, they don’t encourage interaction beyond the obligatory “Contact me for more information” plea. These sites don’t encourage trust any more than their print counterparts. They don’t give visitors the warm-and-fuzzy feeling that a face-to-face meeting would. But they can.
Searching for a local service provider online can be a daunting prospect, but even more daunting than the search is deciding which provider to use once you get to the page, especially since most websites promise the standard good service, competitive pricing and high quality.
So how does a business differentiate itself from the sea of competition? Web video makes this possible on a grand scale. Thanks to rapidly improving technology, it’s easier than ever to add that warm-and-fuzzy, face-to-face element to your site, replicate an in-person interview, and provide your visitors a chance to check you out before picking up the phone. With Web video, you can present an interview that addresses all the questions and concerns of potential clients. You can keep them on your site longer and give them insight into the “business behind the business.” In a way that wasn’t possible even a few years ago, business owners can now speak directly to their audiences and showcase their personalities and areas of expertise. This is especially helpful if you are a professional service provider.
Any business that relies on conveying trust-ability will benefit from this type of web marketing. Really, it’s one-to-many communication with a one-on-one feel. It’s the perfect ice breaker and an efficient means of generating the interest and trust needed to compel potential clients to make an appointment and do business.
A high-quality Web interview placed strategically on your site is a huge timesaver for you and prospective clients because you reach a wide audience in minimal time. Potential clients get the information they need to pre-qualify - and pre-sell - themselves before they call.
Online video delivers some of the best ROI of any advertising medium today and if set up properly, actually ranks higher than text now by the major search engines like Google. Short of spending valuable face time with a potential client (often times a poorly qualified potential client) there is simply no better way to forge a personal connection with them. With that in mind, here are 10 tips to help you get the most of your online video marketing efforts.
10 Tips for Making the Most of Online Video
1. Make Sure Your Video is Professionally Done.
This is an absolute must. The whole point here is to establish credibility and trust, but you’ll do the opposite with a poorly executed and produced video. Yes, many of the videos you find on sharing sites are mediocre at best, but that is changing rapidly as companies begin to see the value of promoting themselves in this manner. In fact, a recent Permission TV survey found that 67% of 400 hundred top executives intended to focus their online marketing efforts on video in 2009. The rush is coming - find a personable, engaging interviewer and a top notch production crew to really stand out.
A stop frame animation to show how Mc Donald’s chicken nuggets are realy made.
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Check out these very cool Bread Art that I stumbled upon at www.breadartproject.com. The Bread Art Project was created by the Grain Foods Foundation to help increase awareness of the growing hunger problem in the United Statevery amazing!! I also tried my hands on creating my very own bread art see the last bread
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check out some of these amazing bread art.. even bread can be made into art.. cool eh?
looks really cool eh these YAMAHA bike? take a closer look, it’s actually made out of paper :O Check out more of these cool YAMAHA Paper Craft that you download and make for your self. Enjoy 
some of the latest movie posters from the G.I. Joe: Rise Of Cobra Movie.. cool
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Some amazing 3D Pavement art by Edgar Mueller. A Master of street painting uses the street as a canvas. If one looks from the right spot, its three-dimensional painting becomes the perfect illusion. He paints over large areas of urban public life and gives them a new appearance, thereby challenging the perceptions of passers-by. Enjoy Enjoy Read the rest of this entry »
I found a nice quote on Muhammad Ali and thought of posting some of the cool images of this World Heavyweight Champion in Boxing. Enjoy
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keke.. did some re-painting on one of the latest Hotwheels ‘41 Willys model. One of the last big players amongst American car manufacturers, the company of John North Willys survives today as Jeep, a subsidiary of Daimler Chrysler. The 1941 Willys design has long been a favorite of customizers, in particular those looking to create a stylish pro-street or drag race car. Read the rest of this entry »
Check out this cool sculpture of a city made out of toothpicks
Another collection of Error 404 pages.. Enjoy here’s previous collection of Cool Designs of HTTP Error 404 Pages Part I & Part II Read the rest of this entry »
keke.. here’s more Error 404 pages.. The 404 or Not Found error message is a HTTP standard response code indicating that the client was able to communicate with the server but the server could not find what was requested. 404 errors should not be confused with “server not found” or similar errors, in which a connection to the destination server could not be made at all. Enjoy Read the rest of this entry »
When a request is made to your server for a page on your site (for instance, when a user accesses your page in a browser or when Googlebot crawls the page), your server returns an HTTP status code in response to the request. Check out some of these cool HTTP Error 404 which is caused by missing web page that I found from the web.. enjoy Read the rest of this entry »
Check out some of these amazingly creative landscape photos using fresh vegetable by Hartmut Seehuber.. enjoy
Because I couldn’t unplug the toilet with a plunger, I had to dismantle the entire fixture, no small feat for a non- plumber. Jammed inside the drain was a purple rubber dinosaur, which belonged to my five-year-old son.
I painstakingly got all the toilet parts together again, the tank filled, and I flushed it. However, it didn’t work much better than before! As I pondered what to do next, my son walked into the bathroom. I pointed to the purple dinosaur I had just dislodged and told him that the toilet still wasn’t working. Read the rest of this entry »
When you hear the word “bounce“, you’re probably more inclined to associate it with a checking account, not your website. But for those who study and understand website statistics, they understand that “bounce rate” is an important measure of your website’s effectiveness.
Bounce rate, simply put, is the percentage of people who come to your site, then immediately leave without viewing any of the inside content pages. Think of it like window shopping. Say you browse by a shop and don’t really care to enter based on what you saw at first glance through the window. The window in this case is your home page. A bad first impression, or irrelevant content, can chase away a visitor and stop them from freely investigating the full content of your site. Read the rest of this entry »
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