Comments on: Segmentation? You Asked For It. http://blog.eepoh.com/2007/08/03/segmentation-you-asked-for-it/ Review and Blogging Thoughts Mon, 21 May 2012 09:21:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: lilian http://blog.eepoh.com/2007/08/03/segmentation-you-asked-for-it/#comment-9 lilian Fri, 03 Aug 2007 17:15:21 +0000 http://blog.eepoh.com/2007/08/03/segmentation-you-asked-for-it/#comment-9 <p>LOL, you obviously do not know the story behind this. The kind of blog policing done by the gwai pohs, the spying they did and the anon blog they set up to flog fellow posties. Yeah, there is an anon blog by a postie to display all the bad blogs and though the gwai lous are equally bad, they are all targetting our country. You do not know that, do you?</p> <blockquote>No I don't know the full story. But then segmentation is decided by the advertisers. I'm sure they are specifying segmentation because it's to their advantage. Not those gwais... :-) But, now that you've mentioned it, I would like to see the anon blog.... if I can find it. lol </blockquote> LOL, you obviously do not know the story behind this. The kind of blog policing done by the gwai pohs, the spying they did and the anon blog they set up to flog fellow posties. Yeah, there is an anon blog by a postie to display all the bad blogs and though the gwai lous are equally bad, they are all targetting our country. You do not know that, do you?

No I don’t know the full story. But then segmentation is decided by the advertisers. I’m sure they are specifying segmentation because it’s to their advantage. Not those gwais… :-) But, now that you’ve mentioned it, I would like to see the anon blog…. if I can find it. lol

]]> By: pelf http://blog.eepoh.com/2007/08/03/segmentation-you-asked-for-it/#comment-8 pelf Fri, 03 Aug 2007 14:01:29 +0000 http://blog.eepoh.com/2007/08/03/segmentation-you-asked-for-it/#comment-8 <p>Aww.. Everybody says that certain opps are relevant to their blogs, bla bla bla, but I guess only they themselves know best.</p> <blockquote>True, true.. but then there are certain things you have to admit. How can someone write review about products not available locally? Isn't that bull shitting? Site reviews are OK. Anybody can access it through the net can give reviews.. but products? lol</blockquote> Aww.. Everybody says that certain opps are relevant to their blogs, bla bla bla, but I guess only they themselves know best.

True, true.. but then there are certain things you have to admit. How can someone write review about products not available locally? Isn’t that bull shitting? Site reviews are OK. Anybody can access it through the net can give reviews.. but products? lol

]]> By: Ah Pek http://blog.eepoh.com/2007/08/03/segmentation-you-asked-for-it/#comment-7 Ah Pek Fri, 03 Aug 2007 12:16:14 +0000 http://blog.eepoh.com/2007/08/03/segmentation-you-asked-for-it/#comment-7 <p>Albeit relunctantly, I have to agree with you.<br /> Whenver I take on a sponsored post, I try to give more than the advetisers ask for and if I have to take a post that I have no idea about, I force myself to do some reserch first before opening my big mouth.<br /> When I first started doing reviews, I followed the tide and that is concoct up stories to match the words needed. Like telling a lie that I went to Hawaii recently or my wife bought a massager last week. I think I stopped doing that after 3 or 4 of that because when I look back, I felt like I am a big cheater. That was when I started writing Factual Reviews.<br /> I actually learned how to write a good review by reading John Chows reviews. He makes sure he knows the site or the products he is reviewing and he presents his views honestly.</p> <blockquote>I've been hearing you and Lilian talk about John Chow. I think I ought to pay his site a visit... :-)</blockquote> Albeit relunctantly, I have to agree with you.
Whenver I take on a sponsored post, I try to give more than the advetisers ask for and if I have to take a post that I have no idea about, I force myself to do some reserch first before opening my big mouth.
When I first started doing reviews, I followed the tide and that is concoct up stories to match the words needed. Like telling a lie that I went to Hawaii recently or my wife bought a massager last week. I think I stopped doing that after 3 or 4 of that because when I look back, I felt like I am a big cheater. That was when I started writing Factual Reviews.
I actually learned how to write a good review by reading John Chows reviews. He makes sure he knows the site or the products he is reviewing and he presents his views honestly.

I’ve been hearing you and Lilian talk about John Chow. I think I ought to pay his site a visit… :-)

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