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Melvin Wong Courses
How to Put Your Business on Wikipedia
4.0 (62 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 48 mins- 2019
$11.99
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Most Recent Review
This is a very basic course that takes you step-by-step through the creation process. I would have liked more information on structuring pages, what is important to include to have pages approved, how to review a page to get it approved. But it's good for getting started and the basic knowledge.
- Review by Kirsten Back on How to Put Your Business on Wikipedia
Instructor Bio
I'll teach you all my skills as a 15-year long award-winning entrepreneur and help you apply the skills with the least cost possible.
I have global business experience with 17 countries covering U.S, Europe, Asia and South America. My first startup was called FanXT and was acquired in 2016 and my other exit is an online memorial website which I sold to the No. 1 English newspaper in Malaysia, The Star.
<----- Click on the globe icon on the right to view the Wikipedia page about me.
I'm a super hands-on guy who led all the business, sales and marketing aspects (even some coding) in my startup, from email marketing, SEO, WordPress, social and content marketing, growth hacking to even writing the press release when my company was acquired. Phew...
My teaching principles are,
I teach you how to do it with the lowest cost possible
I practice what I preach
I teach with simple English – no jargons
