Hong Kong Visas Made Easy

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Jan 2015

Sneak Peak: The Power of Free – A Revolutionary Business Model

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I know that quite a few members of my tribe have been getting out to the Power of Free talks hosted by the good guys at Paperclip these last few weeks.

January 22 is the last in the series where I will be talking about market place disruption and how we went about disrupting ours.

It’s a Thursday evening starting at 7 pm finishing at 8 pm with drinks and grub straight after.

Hope you can make it.

I have a  free gift valued at HKD999 for every one who attends.

My way of saying thank you.

In the meantime, please watch this video below.

It’s a never-been-aired before expose (first cut edit) on the mechanics of our business model.

This is a helicopter view of our business enterprise based on transparency, vulnerability, authenticity and trust.

It’s the foundation content of the Power of Free under the title Free – A Revolutionary Business Model.

It’s a Cyberport Smart Talk and I’m grateful to Mark Clift for setting it up.

We’ve got quite a few clients over at Cyberport and it’s really starting to buzz out there now.

We seriously looked at putting Video Cha Cha out there but couldn’t get the acoustics to work in the end so settled on Wanchai instead (which has been great!)

Hope to see you on the 22nd at the Paperclip. It’s Free!

(Tickets selling out fast!)

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Jan 2015

Hong Kong Visa Geeza Website Caught Up in a Zero Day Word Press Exploit – More Than 100,000 Websites Affected

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It’s been a crazy couple of weeks over the holidays and the video below explains why our websites went offline for a while during the Festive Season…

Moreover, as we had just launched our new look and feel of the Hong Kong Visa Geeza website and built out a whole array of new features AND were planning a major platform upgrade commencing Chinese New Year, we decided that the best thing to do was to get all the works completed at one time, principally over the holidays, which explains why I have posted only intermittently since then.

I have been answering questions via email rather than PodCasting since December 16, but (fingers crossed) we’re back now! We’re still tweaking a few things to get back fully up to snuff but incrementally you should see any remaining tech anomalies get ironed out over the course of the next few days.

Happy New Year Everyone!

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Dec 2014

Merry Xmas – Let’s Not Forget Those Going Hungry Today (& Every Day)

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Jason & Janice of  the Sizzle & Fry Show have raised money for Foodlink this year and we were privileged to be a part of it.

Watch how they prank call Robin Hwang and deliver a Xmas donation to this especially worthy cause!

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Dec 2014

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Dec 2014

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06

Dec 2014

How to Apply For a Hong Kong Investment Visa Without Paying for Professional Help – 1 – Introduction

Posted by / in Investment Visas, Musing, Resource, VG Front Page / 2 responses

I have given this talk around town for the last couple of years now and so pleased to finally add it to our coverage of the Hong Kong investment visa.

The talk was graciously hosted at WYND Co-working Space, ran by a group of great people who I have a lot of time for.

The Complete Talk in Logical Segments

1 – Introduction

2 – Policy

3 – Visa Problem?

4 – Mainlanders

5 – Visitors

6 – Work Visa?

7 – Investment Visa?

8 – Approvability Test

9 – Cash Needed

10 – Catch 22

11 – Loved Ones

12 – Visa Refused?

13 – Trying Again

14 – D-I-Y

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