Advanced Web Programming: Customer Profiling
Our project in Advanced Web Programming is all about PHP MySQL. I think we’ve been talking and talking and talking and discussing it all through out this semester…so tiring, yet so enjoyable! Enjoyable, in a sense that I’ve really learned a lot from it! But of course, the semester has to end and we have to apply all what we have learned from the start through our project. Our project’s main concern is to build a certain website that is capable of storing its information in a database. Actually, MySQL is a database itself; it is the most popular open source database server. In regards to this, we choose the Customer Profiling as our project. You might ask what is customer profiling, right? Well, when we say customer profiling, it is the practice of dividing a customer base into groups of individuals that are similar in specific ways relevant to marketing. Through customer profiling, a certain company can capture and analyze critical customer demographics and behavior using a single platform. The more information gathered about an enterprise’s customers, the better equipped that enterprise is to anticipate and cater to their customers’ needs. Customer profiling can afford a clear view of customers by category that can be used to produce targeted marketing messages, campaigns, offers, and products. Actually, we are not yet finish for this project; we do have a very hard time working for it. We can’t just instantly finished the project because of its complexity and time-in-time we encountered errors in the codes. As of now, we are still currently on the process of doing our very best to produce a must be proud of output! I hope we could finish this before the due date of checking. Good luck to our group! 
May we’ve done it successfully…! 
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Comment by ranCUTEran — March 14, 2008 @ 11:01 am
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Comment by kAreN — March 14, 2008 @ 12:13 pm