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Hi, my name is Frank Huang, and I have been offered a position as the marketing chief of a non-profit charity. The foundation does not currently have a marketing adviser, nor does it have the funds to hire a professional one, so I was offered the position as an internship. I have very very basic knowledge of online marketing, besides generating hits on my blog, and entering them into search engines. I was hoping to get some guidelines or tips on how I should start off, any books or websites I should refer to, or any other help in general. Also, what kind of website access should I request from the CEO, or anything else I should get in order to optimize the marketing. Any information at all would be fantastic. Thank you.

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Hi Frank

This is truly a great thing to do for a living. You'll find tons of info and great ideas on the net. Start here:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=iw&rls=gm&ei=d3FOStL3I6CQjAfk8KSqBQ&sa=X&oi=spel...

You were able to find me so you can do great.

If you need a great looking site you can build one yourself and manage it for few bucks a month - go to www.homestead.com

start doing your homework and if you need some assistance along the way, do not hesitate to contact me again

I wish you all the best of luck

Oh, and do remember: People love to help. Its up to you to find them and approach them the right way...

Boaz

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Boaz Gal

Expertise

General Marketing issues. Creative solutions. Web 2.0. How to harness the new web for your business. Accelerating your business.

Experience

Founder of the echo internet program. "Smart City" project director. Director of Marketing Group in Israel. Former executive vice president of international organisation based in Switzerland.

Organizations
Rotary Israel

Education/Credentials
Hebrew University of Jerusalem Tel Aviv University

Past/Present Clients
Intel, Motorola semi conductors, DSP, CA, Bank of Israel

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