Revolutionary Idea
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2025 9:10 am
Using a Java program to promote a music band is novel enough for Baquía to consider it an interesting concept for his readers.
We have less and less time every day, and business is becoming more complex. Any tool or aid that saves time is essential.And showing in minutes what would otherwise take more than an hour is bound to become a key marketing tool.
Supported by viral concepts, so typical of the internet, they can generate massive waves of attention for our products or services. There's still so much to learn...
Rodolfo Carpintier is President of Baquia.com
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Sent by Santi, on 06/15/2006 12:45:00
I quote: "...locate all the links on the selected email database website and create a graphical map of it." What it actually does is draw the HTML code of the page in the form of a tree, it does not go through the links.
Submitted by Santi on 06/15/2006 12:48:00
It doesn't go through all the links on the website and create a graphical map, but instead draws the HTML code of the page as a tree, showing the dependencies between the tags.
Posted by Rodolfo Carpintier , on 06/16/2006 09:29:00
Santi, you're right. Thank you very much for the clarification. It's actually simpler than I thought, but the viral marketing effect it achieves is exactly as described.
We have less and less time every day, and business is becoming more complex. Any tool or aid that saves time is essential.And showing in minutes what would otherwise take more than an hour is bound to become a key marketing tool.
Supported by viral concepts, so typical of the internet, they can generate massive waves of attention for our products or services. There's still so much to learn...
Rodolfo Carpintier is President of Baquia.com
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Sent by Santi, on 06/15/2006 12:45:00
I quote: "...locate all the links on the selected email database website and create a graphical map of it." What it actually does is draw the HTML code of the page in the form of a tree, it does not go through the links.
Submitted by Santi on 06/15/2006 12:48:00
It doesn't go through all the links on the website and create a graphical map, but instead draws the HTML code of the page as a tree, showing the dependencies between the tags.
Posted by Rodolfo Carpintier , on 06/16/2006 09:29:00
Santi, you're right. Thank you very much for the clarification. It's actually simpler than I thought, but the viral marketing effect it achieves is exactly as described.