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z307673 my comparison of e-commerce web will be Buy.com and Amazon.com. i've, target my search item to blackberry pearl 8110. on Buy.com they are a website that target on more of the electronic device, however, on amazon.com they have a wider target market with different features and services such as selling with amazon and amazon exclusive etc. both buy.com and amazon.comhave partner up with visa, customers using buy.com visa card or amazon.com visa card wil get $30 refund. the way i need to pay in buy.com will be a a lot more faster as they have a paying system call Bill Me Later the time you need to spend on purchasing will only be 2.87 seconds, what you need to do is just simply enter some of your information such as birthday and identity card number and they suggest that this is fast and on the same time a secured way of shopping inline with them, there will be no charge for the first 25 days with the options to finance, and some of the item in their web may have a longer period. meanwhile, customers can checkout with google checkout, ebillme and paypal if they wish to use the normal checkout ways.Buy.com also have customers review for more information on their products, prior to that customers can also check out the tech spec and features below eveery tech item on the website. therefore, customers who want to buy more technology stuff are advise to shop in this website. on the other hand, amazon.com are using credit cards to checkout, such as visa, master and diners club etc. amazon.com have different regioin such as french, german, china etc. for information please visit: [] and []

z307673 my group and i was doing Hilton in our assignment this afternoon. we found out their metatags, google ads, and also the web 2.0 that they use youtube and facebook. but the metatags that they use are just simple" find and book rooms..." which is not so appealing when we first saw it. we also found some links that can link to Hilton's web page through other web pages.however, we did not use any system to find any HIlto's name online. however for what i get online about Hilton was mostly just about their web pages. i can hardly find much about Hilton doing advertisement on Google, i think they should imply more advertisement online about their hotel rooms and some of the scene of their rooms, this in my opinion is more useful for them to increase the sale of their room even though customer can see it through their web site. as for the "e" system that Hilton use is mostly on the "e booking" system which is quite up to date

z307673  •  This is a traveller‘s site, means this is not control by Malaysia Tourism Board. Travellers who been to Malaysia can upload their photos with the help of Flickr into each different sections as a informations for others who plan to go to Malaysia  •  The 5 pictures on the left represent: Food, Island, Races, Nature and History site.  •  The image in the centre is **after** you **press** the ``**food**´´ it will show you all the delicacies in Malaysia that is being updated by travellers. All the picture will start turning slowly once the mouse pointer point on it, you can choose the photo you are interested in and click into it. this system will ask all the uploaders to include explaination on the photos they upload. Therefore, viewers can know who upload it and view their own different explainations about each delicacies they‘ve tried in Malaysia.  •  The selections on the right is to connect to: History, Hotels, Google map, Transportation, Testimonies, Customize trip and also Flickr for uploading photos.  •  The lower part is for viewers to contact us and also the term of use in this website, enquiries can be make to either to our website or Malaysia Tourism Board.  •  This main idea of this website is to create a space that is user friendly and full of different opinios and experiences of each travellers.

The metatags for my website will be: Title: Country of colours: Malaysia Keywords:Malaysia, travel in asia, Colours, asian island, Description: A free guide for anyone to travel in Malaysia by everyone.

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