Tuesday, June 12, 2018

Targeting the right audience in Facebook


  1. 3 types of Audience 
    • Core Audience – Target ads based on Facebook Data. 
    • Custom Audience – Using data from the website, email list, mobile apps, or other sources. 
    • Lookalike Audience – Surface new audience by combining custom Audience with Facebook targeting.
  2. To protect privacy, Facebook doesn’t show data of fewer than 1000 person on Audience Overlap page. 
  3. The marketer can use Audience Insight to analysis the target audience and create a different ad for a different audience. 
  4. 3 types of audiences can be analysis: 
    • Everyone on Facebook. 
    • People connected to your page. 
    • A custom Audience. 
  5. 4 characteristic you can see from Audience Insight: 
    • Demographic (age, gender, lifestyles, relationship, education level, job role) 
    • Pages likes (Pages that the audience like) 
    • Location (country, city, language) 
    • Activity (comments, post liked, post shares, promotion redeemed, ads clicked, a device used). 
  6. The marketer can use Audience Insight to save the Audience, then use the saved audience to create an Ad. The audience must contain minimum of 1000 people. 
  7. Pixer is a tool used to collect data from the website, mobile apps, or other sources. Pixel event is to track conversion. 
  8. Facebook creative hub format is a tool to learn types of Ad marketer can create in facebook. https://www.facebook.com/ads/creativehub/formats/ 
    • Single video 
    • Slideshow
    • 360 video 
    • Canvas 
    • Carousel 
    • Single image 
  9. Across Border is using an existing audience to find the same audience in another country.
  10. Tools to see sample facebook ads - https://adespresso.com/ads-examples/

Monday, January 29, 2018

Basic Financial Education





Accounts look backwards.
Budgeting looks forward.
Example on how to prepare a budget.

Example on how to monitor your budget.
Cash vs Profit
Income Statement and Balance Sheet is 2 important things to check company finance

Using Ratio Formula to Measure Company Performance








Sunday, October 8, 2017

Wednesday, October 4, 2017

Three (3) Mindsets For Exponential Growth

65% of startups failed due to founder and team issues.
  • Fear / Stress
  • Burnout / Depression
  • Time Starvation / Overwhelm
  • Co-Founder Conflict
  • Team Communication / Trust

There wrong mindsets and cultures.
  • Unhealthy relationship with anxiety (Control Junk)
  • Identification with the company (I am My Company, I am Game-Changer)
  • Self beat up (Take over Responsible of Failure)

Moving wrong mindsets to right mindsets help startup grows.

3 healthy mindsets and cultures for exponential growth:
  • Selfless Service (How am I being asked to serve today?)
  • Bigger than Me (I am simply a vessel to be of service. Don't mix your personality with your company. You can hire any CEO to run a company. Company Success x Your Success and Company Failures x Your Failures. It is just a separate component to learn.) 
  • Growth Mindset (Don't think failure is the end of the world. It's all about learning, growing, embracing challenger)

Book - Workplace by design


Space is an organization's second most valuable asset. Yet little attention is paid to how it supports the new ways in which today's organizations operate---teamwork, flattened hierarchies, telecommuting, collaborating across functions. Workplace by Design shows CEOs and managers alike how to put aside and rethink conventional, awkward notions of space utilization based on hierarchy and status--notions that pit people against each other in turf wars, tear apart teams, and tie up company cash. Using illustrative examples from Digital Equipment Corporation, Steelcase, and others, the authors show how team environments, non-territorial offices and other strategies can support business objectives, energize employees, and produce a more competitive organization.

A book in my bucket.

Wednesday, September 27, 2017

Create Java Project running on JBoss using Eclipse

Pre-requisition:
How to start JBoss Server using Eclipse

Create Java Project running on JBoss using Eclipse:
  1. Start Eclipse, and click “File > New > Other…”.
  2. Click “File > New > Other…”.
  3. Select “Web > Dynamic Web Project”, and click “Next”.
  4. Enter “HelloWorld” as Project Name, and click “Finish”.
  5. Create “index.html” in WebContent folder.
  6. Edit index.html and fill up.<p>HelloWorld!!!</p>.
  7. Right click index.html, select “Run As > 1 Run on Server” to preview.
  8. You can preview using this URL, http://localhost:8080/HelloWorld/index.html.

How to start JBoss Server using Eclipse

Software:
How to start JBoss Server using Eclipse:  
  1. Extract to D:\Program Files\jboss-5.1.0.GA
  2. Start Eclipse. 3. Click on “File > New > Other …”.
  3. Select “Server > Server”, and click “Next”.
  4. Select “JBoss > JBoss v5.0”, and click “Next”.
  5. Fill up below information and click “Finish”.
  6. Open “Server” view. Right click and select “Start”.
  7. Console will show server starting.
  8. Browse http://localhost:8080/, and you see JBoss Server started.
Others:
How to start JBoss Server using command line.
http://hiplab.mc.vanderbilt.edu/projects/soempi/jboss_startstop.html