About BloggerKhan

My profession is Management and Marketing and it revolves around outsourcing, ecommerce and marketing on the internet. Wise men say identify what you are passionate about and then see if you can build a financial model around it. Well my passion is marketing and ever since the commercialization of the internet, I have been fascinated by the way the internet enables a small business extend its reach and do business with customers across the globe. It’s incredible how a guy in Dallas Texas can do business with a client in Johannesburg South Africa and guy in Peshawar Pakistan can do business with a client in Melbourne Australia. Think about it. Just a few decades ago it was impossible unless you were a multi billion dollar multi national.

While the internet has opened up new avenues previously unimaginable, it also opened up your previously protected local markets to competition from foreign lands. You got to be sharp, you got to be up to par and you got to figure out where your advantage lies.

Over the last few years, my focus has been leveraging lower cost I.T. resources in Asia and Africa for the benefit of small businesses in North America, Europe and Australia. There is a large pool of well educated and trained workforce in Asia and also growing in Africa. They need jobs and the local markets are not big enough to sustain them. In the developed countries, a very large number of people have given up corporate jobs to open up their own small businesses. A significant percentage of these small businesses cannot afford to build websites and even when they do, it’s hard for them to keep updating them to keep pace with changing technologies. That puts them at a disadvantage and they keep losing local market share without having the ability to reach over and grab some long distance market share. That’s where outsourcing can come to their rescue.

Outsourcing has been around for more than 30 years but it has been primarily the domain of large and mid sized companies. The small guy does not have the know how or the volume of business to take advantage of outsourcing. That’s where I thought our opportunity was, that is, in being the bridge between resources in Asia and Africa and small businesses in North America, Europe and other developed countries.

As I have a foot in both worlds, I like to write about subjects that I go through on a daily basis from the client’s perspective and from the outsourcer’s / freelancer’s perspective. If we can help you in some way with software and web related services, feel free to contact our Outsourcing Unit.

In my writings, I cover subjects such as ecommerce, business strategy & methods, technology, reviews and comparisons of products and services.

I hope you find the material useful and wherever you feel you can contribute your knowledge, enter your comments and let others benefit from your experience. This is how we all grow collectively.

Thank You for visiting.

Najeeullah K. Babar

Author Archive | BloggerKhan

June 13, 2010 / 0 Comments

Updated How to Monetize Twitter

I have updated the report ‘How to Monetize Twitter‘. Download your Free Copy. If you are not familiar with it, ‘How to Monetize Twitter’ shows you how to make money using Twitter. I have added a new service and updated those that have changed their program. Enjoy!

June 9, 2010 / 1 Comment

Experimenting with Free PPC Advertising

I shy away from paid advertising. Not that I don’t believe in it but more so because I think I first need to exhaust free and almost free resources. However; our web host (WPH) was offering Ad Credits worth $150 if we host with them. That is too good a deal to pass so we […]

June 7, 2010 / 5 Comments

Review and Comparison of Web Hosting Companies

Find the best deals on web hosting providers- who charges more and why – who has the best special running …from basic hosting to performance oriented hosting

May 25, 2010 / 0 Comments

Izea needs to lower payout structure

In response to MyLikes and RevTwt offering a pay per click advertising model, Izea has also started offering Pay Per Click advertising through it’s Sponsored Tweets unit. Where it still lags behind is it’s payout model. As a publisher, i.e., Twitter account holder or tweeter, you can’t cash out your earnings from tweeting Ads till […]

May 4, 2010 / 3 Comments

Alternate websites for job hunting and posting resumes

It is good to be familiar with alternate job websites. Not everything is listed on the big mega job hunting websites. This collection of alternate job hunting websites may be useful to your search for a job that is a good fit for you.

April 14, 2010 / 1 Comment

What is the best editor for WordPress

What is the Best editor for WordPress. Let’s review.

April 10, 2010 / 0 Comments

Why and How to outsource contract work to freelancers

Have you ever hired freelancers? I have and continue to. Hiring freelancers help small businesses stretch their dollar and get work done which they otherwise could not afford to get done. Outsourcing work to freelancers helps you get more work done at a lower cost. Read on …

April 5, 2010 / 0 Comments

My blog got hacked – what do I do now?

What to do when you get hacked.

October 27, 2009 / 0 Comments

The 10,000 hours rule

Malcolm Gladwell in his bestseller Outliers mentions that people whom we think of as lucky or just gifted actually put in the hours necessary to be great. It helps to be in the right place at the right time but what made them uber successful and stand out were the number of hours they had […]