My Next Blog Optimization Project - KC See’s
A few days ago, my business and CPT mentor Mr KC See, CEO of Quest Group and MasteryAsia, announced to the community that he has started a blog! It was a great choice to start with WordPress, and host it on their own domain. Here is what it looks like currently, using the default Kubrick theme.
Over the next few weeks, I will be helping to optimize and market this blog - so you will see updates to it soon!
Oh, by the way, what KC is sharing on his blog are his years of business knowledge and experience, so you can’t afford not to read his blog! Well… what to do - he started training people when I was three years old! 
Tags: business-blogging, Corporate Blogging, kc-see, quest_group
If you enjoyed this post, Sign up for the free Blog Marketing eCourse.
Tan Kian Ann is blog marketer based in Singapore. He now works with individuals and small businesses reach out to the world using blogs. 
February 28th, 2007 at 8:26 pm
Visit Shi Heng Cheong
So our 师父 finally got down to write his blog. I see you have a lot to teach him about blogging. And he definitely need an unique template layout that will portray his personality - the “fire” type.
I am sure his blog will top with your help!
February 28th, 2007 at 9:22 pm
Visit Kian Ann
Haha… Shi, I will do my best to help him!
April 25th, 2007 at 5:14 pm
Visit Kevin
“A Chartered Accountant and Chartered Secretary, K.C. was trained in USA and Japan in Human Resource Development, Organization Development and Consultancy. ”
You must remind KC to work on his About page. The first para is a suicide act. If you don’t grab the interest of the reader within the first 2 seconds, you lost them.
I knew his profile beforehand, but if I didn’t I wouldn’t bother after reading that.
April 26th, 2007 at 12:13 am
Visit Kian Ann
hey Kevin,
Sure! Actually, I’m yet to have the opportunity to meet up with the people involved and work on optimizing the blog.
November 28th, 2007 at 10:02 pm
Visit Az
Well, it would be interesting to catch up with KC & his latest doings via his blog.
Seriously though, it would help if someone edited his blog for grammatical mistakes & such. Ok, I’m finnicky about such things but it seems such a shame that a “could be great” blog blighted by basic language faults.