今次是讀者Kevin的提問:SEM和SEO兩者的預算應如何分配?
如果你也曾經有這樣的謎思,快來看看Ringo會給你甚麼建議!
P.S. Kevin,共勉之。
======================================================
Facebook Fan Page - HK SEO
https://www.facebook.com/sexyseohk/
(俾個Like支持下~)
Youtube Channel - Ringo Li
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCREEjOTLvjmfChksKglO28g/featured?disable_polymer=1
(Subscribe左將會睇到更多分享!)
Mr. Pedro das Neves from QJ/IPS Innovative Prison Systems participated as guest lecturer at the "In-Prison Education for Rehabilitation and Resettlement" course organized by the European Prison Education Association (Malta branch) and the Faculty of Education of the Malta University that occurred in Malta last 26 and 27 September 2013. Mr. das Neves presentations focused both on "Prison work and industries"
Presentation Title: The Many Benefits of Public Participation in Scientific Research
Presenter: Linda Silka, Director, Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center and Professor, School of Economics, University of Maine
"The old, the young and the fool (the mentally ill) in prison". Pedro das Neves
?
"The old, the young and the fool (the mentally ill) in prison. New challenges for prison healthcare in Europe"
Pedro das Neves, Medicalis 2014, Cluj Napoca, Romania, 16th May 2014
The small movie puts together some of the concepts and thoughts that have been discussed at the "prison heath conference" in the framework of MEDICALIS 15th International Congress for Medical Students and Young Health Professionals.
Pedro presents some challenges of incarceration of elderly inmates, youngsters and the mentally ill and some future implications for public policy. Some of the videos presented do not relate directly to the European situation. May even be shocking to some persons. The purpose of their publication is to raise awareness to the problem and foster the reflection on some changes needed in social, justice and public health policies in most EU countries.
This document discusses public participation in scientific research (PPSR). It begins by defining PPSR and outlining different models of participation from contributory to co-created research. It then discusses how PPSR has evolved from amateur pursuits to addressing modern grand challenges like climate change through collecting widespread, long-term data. The document concludes by noting the growth in PPSR publications and calls for further developing the field through cross-disciplinary collaboration and formalizing support structures.
Mr. Pedro das Neves from QJ/IPS Innovative Prison Systems participated as guest lecturer at the "In-Prison Education for Rehabilitation and Resettlement" course organized by the European Prison Education Association (Malta branch) and the Faculty of Education of the Malta University that occurred in Malta last 26 and 27 September 2013. Mr. das Neves presentations focused both on "Prison work and industries"
Presentation Title: The Many Benefits of Public Participation in Scientific Research
Presenter: Linda Silka, Director, Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center and Professor, School of Economics, University of Maine
"The old, the young and the fool (the mentally ill) in prison". Pedro das Neves
?
"The old, the young and the fool (the mentally ill) in prison. New challenges for prison healthcare in Europe"
Pedro das Neves, Medicalis 2014, Cluj Napoca, Romania, 16th May 2014
The small movie puts together some of the concepts and thoughts that have been discussed at the "prison heath conference" in the framework of MEDICALIS 15th International Congress for Medical Students and Young Health Professionals.
Pedro presents some challenges of incarceration of elderly inmates, youngsters and the mentally ill and some future implications for public policy. Some of the videos presented do not relate directly to the European situation. May even be shocking to some persons. The purpose of their publication is to raise awareness to the problem and foster the reflection on some changes needed in social, justice and public health policies in most EU countries.
This document discusses public participation in scientific research (PPSR). It begins by defining PPSR and outlining different models of participation from contributory to co-created research. It then discusses how PPSR has evolved from amateur pursuits to addressing modern grand challenges like climate change through collecting widespread, long-term data. The document concludes by noting the growth in PPSR publications and calls for further developing the field through cross-disciplinary collaboration and formalizing support structures.