Tips & Tricks To Get Online Visibility
Maxis is not new in using Twitter as the medium to communicate with customers. They have couple of Twitter account such as @HotlinkMy, @Maxiscomms that already in place to spread the news and promotion, answering customer question, attending customer complaint and etc.
Adding to the list is @maxislistens, an account created specifically for customer support. The account will assist user looking for support as well as answering services related question. But wait, although Twitter is open 24 hours 7 days per weak, @maxislistens is only ‘open’ in normal working hours during workdays only. Well, that’s not what customer looking for, right?
“Maxis users can now twt @maxislistens for customer support and about questions on services we offer.Mon-Fri 9am-6pm”
P1 Wimax used to have huge presence in PC Fair held before this, and I can guess it would be the same now especially with new product such as Wimax Inside notebooks that they’re currently heavily promoting it with their OEM partners. There are now 5 Wimax Inside notebook/netbook with addition of 2 notebook from Asus and MSI each on top of 3 notebook from Acer and Lenovo which available since the release day. Notebook package comes with 6 months of free P1 Wimax service, while netbook enjoy free P1 Wimax worth of RM278 (until spetember). Best of all, there is P1 Wimax IT Travel Kit freebies if you get your Wimax Inside laptop from PC Fair 2010.
source P1 Wimax
I’m sure that all telcos are having busy day today, sending their troops all over the place in the venue of PC Fair in Kuala Lumpur which begin today. I’m very sure as well that there’s tonnes of promotion running these 2 days. But since I’m going to skip this round of PC fair and rely only on the net to dig promotion info, it’s appear that only Digi has posted some PC Fair promotion on it’s website.
Digi is really working hard to gain it’s share on local Blackberry market. They’re slashing the price of Blackberry devices up to 50%, like Blackberry Curve which now available for RM499. But be aware that this comes with 2 years contract. Broadband is another area that Digi has it eye on it. Price cut is again used here, by reducing the monthly subscription fee. However, this is up to certain period only. For more info, hit the source link at the end of this post
source : Digi
I wrote before about the notebook with broadband package available in the Malaysian market. As you know, our market is lack of such product, and even Maxis a that point of time, no longer has any product in that category. Apparently, Maxis has come out with new notebook bundle with broadband package, now with Thinkpad X100e. Let’s forget about the spec that you can get all over the net, so we’ll talk more about the package. The notebook itself is priced at RM1,632 cash. You can also opt for RM68 x 24 months or RM136 x 12 months, depend on your budget. It comes with free modem, 4 months free of Maxis Broadband with 1GB data cap. The broadband package can be extended for RM38 per month onward, and.. that’s all. While the notebook itself is pretty much a low entry model, but it is more sufficient to complete your regular task.
