NOTE: NOT all the clients are posted here, this site is simply for your reference! :D

Again, Do NOT waste time of ours if you don't know what you want! Serious Inquries ONLY!

FOR DUMMIES: "Itz NOT about making websites, dumbos" 

 W/ Olympic Pet shop Team            Beautify your skin

     Interested in Learning?      Oh~! Mr. Byun since 2009 

Johnny  aaka AsiaBlock has dealt with 367 Companies (including Mama & Papa stores) as of June 2011.

and hired by 87 clients for Video Multi Network Marketing in Koreatown alone 

Do you really know how many popular social network websites are out there, globally!? Or you just act like you know what's going on in marketing, worldwide. Chances are that you probably are the one of 99% of folks that only  act like knowing. Find out what you don't know by looking at the list below:

Websites & methods mostly used for social network communication

Facebook

Twitter 

MySpace 

Print 

Google 

Favorites 

Digg 

Delicious 

StumbleUpon 

Messenger 

Email 

More... Too Many To List! 

.netShoutout 

100zakladok 

2 Tag 

2linkme 

7Live7.com

 A1‑Webmarks 

Add.io 

Adifni 

Aero 

All My Faves 

Amazon 

Amen Me! 

AOL Mail 

Arto 

Aviary Capture 

Baang 

Baidu 

Bebo 

Bentio 

BiggerPockets 

Bit.ly 

BizSugar 

Bleetbox 

Blinklist 

Blip 

Blogger 

Bloggy 

Blogmarks 

Blogtrottr 

Blurpalicious 

Boardlite 

Bobrdobr 

BonzoBox 

Bookmarked 

BookmarkingNet 

Bookmarky.cz 

Bookmerken 

Bordom 

Box.net 

Brainify 

Bryderi.se 

BuddyMarks 

Buzzzy 

Camyoo 

Care2 

Chiq 

Cirip 

CiteULike 

ClassicalPlace 

Clickazoo 

clp.ly 

Cndig 

Colivia.de 

Communicate 

Connotea 

COSMiQ 

Delicious 

DesignBump 

Designmoo 

DigaCultura 

Digg 

Diggita 

Diglog 

Digo 

DigThisHost 

Digzign 

Diigo 

Dipdive 

DoMelhor 

Dosti 

DotNetKicks 

DotShare 

Douban 

Drimio 

Dropjack 

Dwellicious 

Dzone 

Edelight 

eKudos 

elefanta.pl 

Email 

Email App 

Embarkons 

euCliquei 

Evernote 

extraplay 

EzySpot 

Fabulously40 

Facebook 

Fark 

Farkinda 

FAVable 

Faves 

favlog 

Favoriten 

Favorites 

Favoritus 

Flaker 

Floss.pro

Folkd

FollowTags 

forceindya 

FreeDictionary 

Fresqui

 FriendFeed 

Friendster 

funP 

fwisp

Gabbr 

Gacetilla 

Gamekicker 

GiveALink 

GlobalGrind 

Gmail 

Good Noows 

Google 

Google Buzz 

Google Reader 

Gravee 

GreaterDebater 

Grono.net 

Grumper 

Haber.gen.tr 

Hacker News 

Hadash Hot 

Hatena

Hazarkor 

Healthimize

Hedgehogs 

HelloTxt 

Hipstr 

Hitmarks 

Hot Bookmark 

Hotklix 

Hotmail 

HTML Validator 

Hyves 

ideaREF! 

Identi.ca 

ihavegot 

Informazione 

Instapaper 

iOrbix 

iSociety 

iWiW 

Jamespot 

Jisko 

JoliPrint

Jumptags 

Kaboodle 

Kaevur 

Kipup 

KiRTSY 

Kledy 

Kommenting 

koornk 

La tafanera 

Laaikit 

Ladenzeile 

Librerio

Lifestream 

Link Ninja 

Link-a-Gogo 

LinkedIn 

Links Gutter 

LinkShares 

Linkuj.cz 

Livefavoris 

LiveJournal 

LockerBlogger 

Logger24 

Lynki 

Markme 

Mashbord 

Mawindo 

Meccho 

meinVZ 

Mekusharim 

Memori.ru 

Menéame 

Messenger 

Mindbodygreen 

Mister Wong 

Mixx 

Moemesto.ru 

mototagz 

mRcNEtwORK 

Multiply 

myAOL 

Mylinkvault 

MySpace 

N4G 

NetLog 

Netvibes 

Netvouz 

NewsTrust

Newsvine 

Nujij 

OKNOtizie 

Oneview 

Orkut 

Osmosus 

Oyyla 

Packg 

Pafnet 

PDF Online 

PDFmyURL 

PhoneFavs 

PimpThisBlog 

Ping.fm

 Planypus

 Plaxo 

Plurk 

Pochval 

PopEdition 

Posteezy 

Posterous

Prati.ba 

Print 

PrintFriendly 

Pusha 

QRF.in 

Quantcast 

Qzone 

Read It Later 

receeve.it 

Reddit 

Rediff MyPage 

RedKum 

Scoop.at 

Segnalo 

Sekoman 

Shaveh 

She Told Me 

Simpy 

Sina Weibo 

Slashdot 

SMI 

SodaHead 

Sonico 

Speedtile 

Sphinn 

Spoken To You 

sportpost 

springpad 

Spruzer

Squidoo 

Startaid 

Startlap 

StoryFollower 

studiVZ 

Stuffpit 

StumbleUpon

Stumpedia 

Stylehive 

Surfpeople 

Svejo 

Symbaloo 

TagMarks.de 

Tagvn 

Tagza 

Tarpipe 

TellMyPolitician 

The Web Blend 

Thinkfinity 

ThisNext 

Throwpile 

Tip'd 

TopSiteler 

Transferr 

Translate 

Tulinq

Tumblr 

Tusul 

Tvinx 

TweetMeme 

Twitter 

TwitThis 

Typepad 

Urlaubswerk 

Viadeo 

Virb 

VisitezMonSite 

VKontakte 

VybraliSME 

Vyoom 

Webnews 

Whois Lookup 

Windy Citizen 

WireFan 

WordPress 

Worio 

Wykop 

Xanga 

Y! Bookmarks 

Y! Buzz 

Y! Mail

Yammer 

Yardbarker 

Yigg 

Yoolink 

Yorumcuyum 

Youblr 

Youbookmarks 

YouMob 

Zakladok.net 

Zanatic 

ZooLoo

What  Do You Want?         

당신이 원하는게 뭡니까? 결단력 없이 들어왔다면 결정했을때  다시 오세요. 재정능력이 없으시면 여유있을때 연락하세요! 베끼려거든 그냥 보고 나가세요, 전화하지 말고.! NOTE: 다른 회사, 프리렌서들, 손님가장 가짜업소 주인들은 그냥 보고 나가세요! 어차피 아무리 뒤지셔도 상세한 노하우는 적혀있지 않습니다!

Call now instead of thinking!           "한국말로 할까요?"

     Tutorials (Korean BBQ)    "식당 주인들이여!나를 불러라!"

FOR DUMMIES: "웹 사이트를 만드는 일이 아니다~" 

NOTE(노트):이사이트에 있는 나와 있는 방법들은 2011년 8월 말부터 아시안블락/쟈니 라인 에서는 사용하지 않는다. 이유는 늘 우후죽순 알지도 못하면서 프리렌서, 가짜들이 형태들만 따라하기 때문에 6개월 마다 마켓팅 방식을 완전히 바꾼다. 모방하는 그들은 타운에 돌아 다니면서 지 아이디어 인것 마냥 떠벌리고 다닌다. 전혀 상관없다. 이유는 세상여건이 또 달라졌기 때문이다. 또한 이제는 절대로 알려주지 않는다. 제일하기 어려운 생각하는 일들을 쉽게 제공하는 일은 이제 삼가 하겠다. 네 머리를 써라!  

Consider this: 

* 미국안에서만 219 밀리언 사람들이 셀룰러폰을 사용한다. 

* 보내지는 텍스트 메세지의 97% 이상은 읽혀진다! 

* 전체의 80%는 늘 항상 셀룰러폰을 하루 종일 몸에 지니고 다닌다! 

* 네 업소를 2달안에 구글, 엠에스엔에서 관련업소 전체 검색순의 1위를 만들어 주마!

"The hardest thing to do is THINKING

And PLANNING creates opportunities" 

Johnnyline wants opportunities to do business with you!  

What do you want?  

I AM GOOD @ below: 

Do you need an independent marketing firm(director)? 

Do you want to see past experience? 

Do you want to start working with us now?

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------A Law of the Garbage Truck 

One day I hopped in a taxi and we took off for the airport 

We were driving in the right lane when suddenly a black car jumped out of a parking space right in front of us. 

My taxi driver slammed on his brakes, skidded, and missed the other car by just inches! 

The driver of the other car whipped his head around and started yelling at us. My taxi driver just smiled and waved at the guy, I mean he was really friendly. So I asked him, “Why did you do that? This guy almost ruined your car and sent us to the hospital!” 

This is when my taxi driver taught me what I now call, “The Law of the Garbage Truck.” 

He explained, “Many people are like garbage trucks. 

They run around full of garbage, full of frustration, full of anger, and full of disappointment. As far as their garbage piles up, they need a place to dump it and sometimes they’ll dump it on you. Don’t take it personally; just smile, wave, wish them well, and move on. 

Don’t take their garbage and spread it to other people at work, at home, or on the streets.” 

The bottom line is that successful people do not let garbage trucks take over their day. 

Life’s too short to wake up in the morning with regrets, so, love the people who treat you right, pray for the ones who don’t. 

Life is ten percent of what you make it and ninety percent of how you take it! 

Have a garbage-free day! 

Call Johnnyline aka AsianBlock Today!

 Reasons small business fail!

* The math just doesn't work. There is not enough demand for the product or service at a price that will produce a profit for the company. This, for example, would include a start-up trying to compete against Best Buy and its economies of scale.

* Owners who cannot get out of their own way. They may be stubborn, risk adverse, conflict adverse -- meaning they need to be liked by everyone (even employees and vendors who can't do their jobs). They may be perfectionist, greedy, self-righteous, paranoid, indignant, or insecure. You get the idea. Sometimes, you can even tell these owners the problem, and they will recognize that you are right -- but continue to make the same mistakes over and over.

* Out-of-control growth. This one might be the saddest of all reasons for failure -- a successful business that is ruined by over-expansion. This would include moving into markets that are not as profitable, experiencing growing pains that damage the business, or borrowing too much money in an attempt to keep growth at a particular rate. Sometimes less is more.

* Poor accounting. You cannot be in control of a business if you don't know what is going on. With bad numbers, or no numbers, a company is flying blind, and it happens all of the time. Why? For one thing, it is a common -- and disastrous -- misconception that an outside accounting firm hired primarily to do the taxes will keep watch over the business. In reality, that is the job of the chief financial officer, one of the many hats an entrepreneur has to wear until a real one is hired.

* Lack of a cash cushion. If we have learned anything from this recession (I know it's "over" but my customers don't seem to have gotten the memo), it's that business is cyclical and that bad things can and will happen over time -- the loss of an important customer or critical employee, the arrival of a new competitor, the filing of a lawsuit. These things can all stress the finances of a company. If that company is already out of cash (and borrowing potential), it may not be able to recover.

* Operational mediocrity. I have never met a business owner who described his or her operation as mediocre. But we can't all be above average. Repeat and referral business is critical for most businesses, as is some degree of marketing (depending on the business).

* Operational inefficiencies. Paying too much for rent, labor, and materials. Now more than ever, the lean companies are at an advantage. Not having the tenacity or stomach to negotiate terms that are reflective of today's economy may leave a company uncompetitive.

* Dysfunctional management. Lack of focus, vision, planning, standards and everything else that goes into good management. Throw fighting partners or unhappy relatives into the mix, and you have a disaster.

* The lack of a succession plan. We're talking nepotism, power struggles, significant players being replaced by people who are in over their heads -- all reasons many family businesses do not make it to the next generation.

* A declining market. Book stores, music stores, printing businesses and many others are dealing with changes in technology, consumer demand, and competition from huge companies with more buying power and advertising dollars.

In life, you may have forgiving friends and relatives, but entrepreneurship is rarely forgiving. Eventually, everything shows up in the soup. If people don't like the soup, employees stop working for you, and customers stop doing business with you. And that is why businesses fail.