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CHELMSFORD, England, May 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Internet company B I JOHNSON MARKETING recently announced that they have partnered up with top online software businessWebFire 3.0. B I JOHNSON MARKETING will be referring entrepreneurs, businesses and website owners to theWebFiresoftware as they have done with other products and services before.

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TheWebFiresoftware gains any business in any niche traffic, leads and sales quickly and simply which allows them to cut costs on other types of marketing.WebFiretakes care of website traffic, advertising and rankings automatically. There are many companies using this software and plenty have turned their business around in a short space of time as they have seen their monthly revenue increase in huge numbers, seen their ranking on search engines quickly improve and have started to become more noticed on many of other sites all over the globe.

For a while now, businesses and entrepreneurs have needed to build an online presence but do not always have the time to research different ways of generating more online traffic, getting more customers, how to get seen on search engines and how they can take their business to the next level and the great news is, they can now use software to take care of these things for them so they can focus on other aspects of their business.

In the words of B I JOHNSON MARKETING:

"Many companies are relying on others referring products and services to them. Referrals are so powerful that around 80% of decision-making in business is down to referrals."

B I JOHNSON MARKETING is helping other businesses by referring the right products and services to them and will continue to do so in the future as this is the company's main goal, and they get much satisfaction out of seeing other businesses and entrepreneurs succeed.

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No. 949/2022

May 23, 2022

To

The President

The Stock Exchange of Thailand

RE

Notification of the renewal of Amended and Restated Rental Assurance Agreement and

Amended and Restated Marketing Service Agreement of Jasmine Broadband Internet

Infrastructure Fund (JASIF)

BBL Asset Management Co., Ltd., the Management Company of Jasmine Broadband Internet Infrastructure Fund (JASIF), would like to inform the renewal of Amended and Restated Rental Assurance Agreement and Amended and Restated Marketing Service Agreement with Triple T Broadband Public Company Limited ("TTTBB") for an additional three-year period from the expiration date of both agreements dated November 20, 2022.

Please be informed accordingly.

Sincerely Yours,

(Mr. Pornchalit Ploykrachang)

Deputy Managing Director

Real Estate & Infrastructure Investment

Real Estate & Infrastructure Investment

Tel. 0-2674-6400 Ext. 554

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In the past few years India has witnessed a massive growth in terms of technological adoption across the country. According to the Indian Startup Ecosystem, India has the world's third largest startup ecosystem, with YoY growth of 12-15 percent predicted annually.

In 2018, India had over 50,000 startups, with around 8,9009,300 of these being technology-based. In 2019, alone, 1300 new tech startups were established, indicating that 2-3 new tech startups are founded every day. This adoption has enabled the growth of various sectors making it accessible for both the service providers and the consumers. Post-pandemic, one such sector is e-commerce which has witnessed massive growth both in terms of number of consumers and profit figures and all this has been possible only because of the tech adoption and digital transformation during the pandemic, especially during lockdown.

We have witnessed various big businesses attaining new heights and various small e-commerce businesses being started and establishing themselves among the consumers and in the market. The industry as a whole are being transformed by emerging technologies and tech startups. They're influencing how modern consumers interact with brands. These advancements provide online store entrepreneurs with new business prospects and accelerate the industry's growth.

Indian tech startups have grown to have skilled and experienced personnel to develop, build, and deliver technologies. These include mobile commerce, electronic funds transfer, supply chain management, Internet marketing, online transaction processing, electronic data interchange (EDI), inventory management systems, automated data collection systems, and many more services. They build and hone their workforce and their skills according to market trends and demands.

A number of new platforms have emerged to aid in the expansion of how tech startups are assisting small e-commerce businesses in India. Many software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based tech startups offer automation, organisation, and management of many types of operations essential to small e-commerce businesses, such as inventory platforms for managing inventory and financial services platforms for managing accounts and ledgers. According to a

Growth of e-commerce businesses in IndiaToday India is a hub of almost 2,027 logistics tech startups. Small e-commerce businesses can now offer pan-India shipping with a transactional costing model, as well as supply chain services, tracking systems, subscription-based policies, and other features that make the businesses sustainable from a cost and performance standpoint. These tech startups support smooth functions and operations by providing end-to-end delivery services and solutions for small e-commerce companies.

Post demonetisation and growing digital adoption in the finance and banking sector, India today has near about 6,636 FinTech startups, making it one of the world's fastest growing Fintech markets. Payments, Lending, Wealth Technology (WealthTech), Personal Finance Management, Insurance Technology (InsurTech), Regulation Technology (RegTech), and other subsegments make up the Indian Fintech business ecosystem.Micro loans, pay later tech startups, and zero transaction fee payment gateways with practically same-day payment settlement SLAs have given small e-commerce businesses in India access to a low-to-medium ticket size user group. The Indian FinTech business was worth $31 billion in 2021 and is estimated to be $150 billion by 2025.

New innovations occurring every day are impacting the whole overall industry. Many emerging companies approach with market research about the latest tech adoptions and new services that will assist in the growth of small e-commerce businesses, such as Assistive Technology, Chatbots, Automated Campaign Management, Personalised User Experience, Artificial Intelligence and many more.

The introduction of these modern technologies and the emergence of new companies that build and offer them has strengthened e-commerce businesses' roots in the digital age. Regardless of how far we progress, technology will always play an important role in e-commerce.

(The writer is Founder and Managing Director, ValueScale Technologies)

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Even as the country transitions to the endemic phase, it has become hard to shake off the long-lasting changes in lifestyle brought about by Covid-19, which has increased the dependence on digital technologies.

According to an analysis by Sortlist, Malaysians spent an average of nine hours and 17 minutes per day on the Internet, placing the country sixth in the world in terms of screen time.

Topping the list were the Philippines, Brazil and Colombia. And on the other end of the spectrum was Japan, with the least time online just four hours and 25 minutes daily.

The Internet marketing company, which polled users aged between 16 and 64, also discovered that Malaysians spent an average of three hours and one minute each day on social media, amounting to 46 days per year.

Digital devices helped people stay connected when movement control measures were put in place, but the situation has become a double-edged sword, says Anna Tan, founder of SNS Child & Family Development.

Its not only adults that have become dependent on devices, but children and teenagers too.

To encourage behavioural change, Tan says its essential that the underlying needs are addressed. ANNA TAN

Pre-pandemic, experts were already concerned with screen time among children and teenagers, but during Covid-19, kids were given the licence to use the Internet, she says.

As parents were busy securing their livelihood, they may have overlooked their child or teenager, who had unfettered access to the Internet due to online classes, spending more time glued to the screen, she adds.

Some may struggle to cope with online classes and choose to browse YouTube, social media or play games or other activities that fill their social needs.

Staying connected

The issue of cyber addiction is not new, says Tan, but the pandemic acted as a catalyst.

Basic needs of freedom to move about and socialise physically were restricted or deprived during the peak of the outbreak. The only window to connect to the outside world was through the Internet.

Work, studies and social activities were all conducted remotely. The stress and anxiety levels were high as it was the only means to seek connection, comfort and solace, says Tan, a registered and licensed counselling psychologist.

However, while the pandemic aggravated screen dependence, it may not be the underlying cause.

Like most forms of addiction, cyber addiction has existed before the pandemic, and its due to the desire to seek bonds, sense of relief, purpose and reward, she points out.

Who is at risk?

According to Tan, individuals who were highly deprived of social support during the pandemic, and those who lack self-control and want instant gratification are especially vulnerable.

These characteristics are more common among children and teenagers.

They have yet to develop the ability to see the correlation between actions and consequences, she says.

They may start to pull all-nighters to play games and sneak out of bed after their parents have fallen asleep to go online, she adds.

And the overindulgence could affect their lives, making them skip homework, assignments and other duties.

Overcoming cyber addiction

To encourage behavioural change, Tan stresses that its essential that the underlying needs that motivate individuals to engage in cyber activities are addressed.

For example, a child may turn to online games for social interaction, a sense of belonging or a desire for instant gratification.

And if no boundaries are applied, self-discipline and self-control will deteriorate, she says.

Tan says it is therefore important to identify underlying motivations or causes, as only then can alternatives be offered.

When the individual finds a similar meaning, purpose and connection through substitute activities, the chances of redirecting the fixation will be higher, she concludes.

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In India, the penetration across varied towns and cities has created a space to develop a business via online mode. If you can pick up the right set of business, identify the market and develop the product/service accordingly, then you create wonders in the market.

In the digital age, every business needs a website. Whether its just for sharing updates on hours or events, websites are a crucial digital foundation for your business.

The panelists of the season included:

And the session was moderated by Pranav Mahajani, Head, Company Relations, trica

Talking points

Sneha Murli, Co-Founder, of The Positive Store talked about the product and the brands initial days, One of the strong points of the brand is the product as it can create loyal customers. Our first product is called Dream Believe Create. The problem we are trying to solve was actually that our founder was actually questioning the purpose of life after reading personality development and leadership books. All the knowledge gathered from books was bringing nothing, so we did a simple layout based on the best practices based on different books and that has helped us. Thats how the product got tested in the initial stage and even today its one of the bestsellers for us.

Abishek Elango, Co-Founder, Tailor & Circus also told us about his experience and added, I think at least for me I realized that my friends who were into manufacturing made underwear for big companies but dont want to wear that same underwear. They were wearing underwear from international brands, so I think that was the turning point for me and made me realize that theres a big gap in the perceived quality of Indian- made underwear and most of the people were wearing uncomfortable underwear. These two factors excited me and we thought this space had a large potential.

Rishabh Khosla, Business Head, Freedom Tree added here, When we started as a studio shop, the design studio was situated at the top of the studio. We used to make sure that every product is getting sold through the store. After some years, we opened with an online presence, the journey was overall organic and the strategy has worked for us. For our customer, we needed to adopt an omnichannel model as we wanted to be available for the working woman at 11 pm as well, when she gets some leisure time. Contrary, we should have a kind of touchpoint in which we can provide an experience to our customers.

He added and stated, Website is the key to our survival in the pandemic when the lockdown was imposed, and using it we could reach everyone. Social media channels like Instagram has helped people discover our brand and provided us insights about where to build a store. Creating an omnichannel ecosystem makes the customer lifetime stronger.

The supply chain management can present innovative strategies and best practices for improving business performance. It can also introduce a unique MIT framework, using the concept of technology clock speed, for strategically managing and optimizing supply chains. Sneha here added We have not faced supply chain issues as most of it is done through Amazon Warehouses and we have not reached to the point where we face supply chain issues, as we do have in- house supply chain where the person packs and ensures the logistics operation. In the product range growth, the supply chain is definitely a concern.

In Internet marketing, search engine optimization (SEO) is often used to enhance search engine exposure and to increase the traffic for web pages or websites. Frequently used SEO techniques include content optimization and keyword optimization, as well as increasing page load speed which can eventually generate high revenue for the business. Rishabh Khosla, Business Head, Freedom Tree stated on this, As we have a long tail of products in multiple categories we choose the Shopify platform as its highly optimized to the kind of catalog and also hired an agency that does our Internal Digital Marketing and heads our projects and manages all these. According to the experience, we cant spend too much on paid channels on Facebook and Google unless youve got a strong enough presence in SEO as it will make things unbalanced and the paid traffic will eventually convert into junk traffic.

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