Asia No.1 Internet marketing company, http://www.eOneNet.com organizes internet marketing seminars in the region including Malaysia, Hong Kong and China. In the recent swine flu epidemic sweeping across the regions, more consumers are worried about getting infected with the virus.
In internet marketing seminars, participants attend different ranges of talks including 2 hour basic internet marketing preview talks, 3 hour blog marketing seminars, or even have full one day internet marketing seminars in the same room. During the internet marketing seminars, participants will also interact and have live role playing exercises or games with their counterparts.
Therefore, starting from July 2009, all the seminars organized by http://www.eOneNet.com especially its Internet Marketing Hong Kong seminars and Internet Marketing Malaysia seminars implemented swine flu prevention steps. All the participants of the seminars will be given a swine flu mask for free. The participants have a choice of using the swine flu mask during the internet marketing talk. However, for participants that are showing signs of flu, or coughing will be asked to wear the mask throughout the entire internet marketing talk.
The seminar room is also wiped with disinfectant against viruses, on a weekly basis and the drinks are served as either bottled water, boxed drink or clients can opt for disposable cups for their own drinks.
eOneNet.com is also acts as N95 masks supplier in online trade portals, as well as via its own swine flu mask online shopping sites of http://www.2Sars.com
Fione Tan, CEO of www.eOneNet.com, “Our internet marketing seminars involves a gathering of many entrepreneurs and we need to protect them against any possible virus threats. By distributing free face masks, our participants will feel more at ease throughout the entire internet seminar session.” Since starting the program in July, hundred of masks has been distributed to its seminar participants and the company, eOneNet.com will continue this effort for these coming months.
