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(category: Internet-Marketing, Word count: 841)
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Art Of Website Marketing
Link Popularity is an ongoing "Off-Page" Optimization of your website. The basic idea behind link popularity is that high quality web sites tend to have more links pointing to them then low quality sites do. The recent algorithms of the search engine crawl or spider deeper into the links present on your website to further judge their relevance and determine their rank.
Building link popularity has become a science in itself that requires great deal of analysis and tactics. The phenomena also naturally grows the user base of the website by rendering the site extremely worthwhile to visit for a wholesome information on a subject with user-friendly navigation, which in turn, further advances the ranking of the website across the search engines equally naturally.
The process may involve extending the content of the website, submitting/ purchasing/ renting links, enlisting in online directories and many more techniques. The many types of Link Building includes One Way Link Building or Theme Based Link Building, Reciprocal Link Building, 3 Way Link Exchange, FFA links through forums/ blogs and Press Releases.
FFA Links
FFA is abbreviation for "Free For All". What we are dealing with here are not the FFA pages which were popular several years ago. We are discussing about FFA links through forums here. It is a very interesting and innovative means of spreading the link of your web pages across web to qualified visitors, indulging in casual or serious discussions in those forums.
With increasing use and exposure of Internet amongst users, the concept of discussion forums and blog entries is fast catch up the attention of both the users and the companies. FFA Forums attract attention of a lot of internet users as they give them a platform as well as an opportunity to discuss their problems, seek advice as well as offer solutions/ logics to given problems, on a topic of interest. The number of forums is swelling day by day.
These forums present us an interesting tool to build external inbound links and kick SERP rank. We realize that a couple of links in a forum may be fruitless, but hundreds of such links posted in different FFA forums may do the trick! Accordingly, our dedicated team consistently engages in discussions in topics strictly related to you, comes up with shrewd comments for submission to hundreds of such forums, intelligently carrying URLs to your relevant web pages and hence contributing to Inbound Link Building.
Reciprocal Links
Reciprocal Link Building is one of the most exercised and traditional tactics of search engine optimization. It entails two way link building wherein two websites agree to link each other. Reciprocal links are also known as Link Swaps, Link Exchanges and Link Partners.
Reciprocal link building is an appealing way to invite better attention from search engines as well as funnel in traffic from each other's websites. This also ensures the nature of traffic more specific and filtered when arriving from another website of relevance. However, narrowing down to and acquiring only quality reciprocal links is the challenging part of the job that can make or break the success story of this link building strategy.
Theme Based Links Development - One Way Link Building
Inbound One-Way Theme Based Link Building is considered the best means to build popularity as it simulates the natural link building, i.e., links people create in their favourite folders because they found a link they liked in connection with their theme of search. These links are as difficult to obtain as they are important for the healthy top search engine ranking of a website. The latest algorithms of search engines have included these links as a solid criterion for ranking websites on Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs).
These links also ensure natural growth of user base as these links enrich the content of your website rendering it more wholesome for a visitor searching on a particular theme. As a result, your website receives visits via bookmarks, links and direct type-ins at the address bar, which renders you the content and status necessary to not only be ranked exceptionally well, but also have visitors that want to visit your website irrespective of what the search engines say.
3 Way Links Development
To have a three -way - link development, we use our own domains for the benefit of our clients. 3-way link building is a means to invite more visitors to several websites through a single website. Webmasters describe this arrangement as "the real silver bullet." The arrangement is simple. For instance, an article of site A, which is your site, is linked to a similar article at site B which links back to site A's index page from site C's index, where in site C is owned/ influenced by site B only. In each link every site involved get a one-way link. And, this can be set up in any field of interest, photography, fishing, shopping, Internet or anywhere where articles would appear.
How To Cash In On The Upcoming Gold Boom And Make 400 Roi Using This Unknown Tactic
(category: Wealth-Building, Word count: 835)
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Gold has been a star performer in the portfolios of some of the wealthiest dynasties in the history of the world. Just a few of the prolific people who have used gold to build their incredible wealth include the DuPonts (who now own a massive chemical business), the Rothschilds (once upon a time the richest people in the world), the (JP) Morgans and Egypt's royal Farouk family. We could go on and on forever about more family empires who owe their core wealth to gold but there's no need - the bottom line is that investment in gold has always given a sensational return over the centuries - and statistically it has put stocks, real estate and bonds well and truly in their place.
Want some proof that gold has created staggering wealth in recent times? Consider these startling facts:
- During the 1960's investment in this "secret gold" brought about average annual returns of 100%.
- Between 1972 and 1974 the secret gold saw increases of 350% (while the stock market was heading desperately south).
- Then between 1976 to 1980 this secret gold brought investors an average of 300% per year.
- Gold saw annual increases of 340% between 1987 & 1989.
The average investor keeps piling into stocks, real estate & bonds - completely unaware that certain types of gold have been outperforming their risky holdings every year since 2000 (and the last couple of years have seen double returns over stocks). And as you're about to discover, we're right at the start of something very big...
It's interesting to note that the earliest record of gold being used as a form of money/investment occurred as early as 700BC. Since this time, all cultures and races throughout the world have craved to own gold - and many centuries on the strength of gold has gone from strength to strength.
In the present time, gold is an attractive commodity to hold because it's price is seeing a general upward trend (and many experts agree that this is set to continue for many years to come). It's possible to own gold for a relatively modest outlay and so most people have the means to invest in it. Gold also brings with it a certain beauty and status symbol that most other investments simply cannot compare to.
Why Investing In Gold Now Could Make For Spectacular Returns - The Facts Don't Lie And This Is Why The Resurgence In Gold Prices Could Mean Big Things For Those Who Invest Early
Right now the U.S. government is desperately trying to fight deflation (lower prices) and it has categorically stated that it will look to prevent this at any cost. The long and short of this is that more "paper money" becomes available while the amount of gold stays constant. Can you think what this means?
The same amount of gold costs more paper dollars (or "money") to buy.
So as the amount of money being printed goes up - so gold prices strengthen. It's expected that a significant amount of money will be printed over the next years, and you don't need me to tell you what that means for where gold prices are heading.
Sadly, there are even more reasons why the current gold run could well be the start of a huge bull run. Traditionally, gold has always performed strongly during times of uncertainty. I say "sadly" because as the long running war on terrorism sees no end in sight the amount of paper money needed to pay for conflicts etc rises. This huge increase in paper money will only continue to peg up the gold prices.
The Gold Shortage - One Of The Biggest Investment Banks In The World Is Predicting A Gold BOOM Caused By A Fundamental Shortage, A Glut Of Government Printed Paper-Money & Other Factors.
Credit Agricole, a leading French investment bank recently released a SHOCKING report (Cheuvreux report, named after the equity research department of Credit Agricole) that has highlighted the very real possibility of a coming gold boom.
"We are raising our mid-cycle gold price estimate to USD900/oz from USD750/oz and see the possibility of a spike to USD2,000, or higher. Covert selling (via central bank lending) has artificially depressed the price for a decade."
At the time of writing, gold prices were at the mid $500 levels per ounce, and many experts are predicting that the price could soar past $2000 per ounce. Why? The report highlights the basic shortage of gold stock - world governments are desperately short of gold bullion (possibly by levels higher than 50%). Demand for global gold remains high, yet world supply is highly limited (only 2,500 tonnes produced worldwide). In addition the over-supply of paper money and artificial suppression of gold prices over the last decade means that gold could well explode to as much as $2,000/oz - potential upside gains of almost 400%!
How To Plan A Family Ski Vacation
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A ski vacation is a great way to stay active with the whole family. But, if you are planning a full family ski vacation, there are a few things you should know that can help you pick the right resort, save money, and make sure everyone has a great time. Keep reading for informative tips on how to plan a memorable and enjoyable ski vacation for both you and the kids.
1. Look For Ski and Stay Packages: A number of family-focused resorts will offer Ski and Stay packages that include free lift tickets for the kids. Many of the ski resorts that market towards families and children will also offer designated beginners' and children's areas - giving you peace of mind about safety and the availability of skill-appropriate hills.
2. Get Out of the Hotel Room: Renting a local condo or chalet lets your family spread out and gives you access to a DIY kitchen - which can save you hundreds on meals. Instead of paying for hotel breakfasts or expensive village meals, you can prepare your own and save your money for an extra day of skiing. You can save even more by opting to share with another family.
3. Consider Renting Equipment For The Kids: Children grow out of their ski and snowboard gear so fast that it may be more worthwhile to rent their equipment. If you are planning on renting, try to pick up your equipment the night before. Ski rental areas can be very busy in the morning and considering the amount of time it can take to fit kids, you'll be glad you did. If you'd rather purchase, look into second-hand equipment through local families or a second-hand sports' equipment store. Also, always make sure that your children are equipped with well-fitting helmets and that includes teen snowboarders!
4. Opt For Lessons: If your little ones (or you) are new to skiing, opt for some valuable lessons. Not only will the kids learn solid skiing technique, but enrolling them in ski school will also give you some free time to hit some more challenging slopes. For more money savings, many ski resorts offer price breaks on lift tickets when skiers enroll in lessons.
5. Go Off-Peak: Off-Peak times at ski hills include weekdays, evenings, early season and late season. Hitting the slopes during these slow periods can not only significantly reduce the cost of your lift tickets, but also insure that you and your little ones will get the luxury of a quiet hill, which can be a blessing for beginners.
The great thing about ski (and snowboarding) vacations is that it's a family activity that's enjoyable for all ages - from tots to teens to parents and accessible, with lessons, to all skill levels. To save money and have fun this year, remember to book during off-peak times, opt for lessons, try renting, and go on the hunt for family ski and stay packages. Ski vacations are a great way for you and your family to have a great time together.
Bathing Your Newborn
(category: Baby, Word count: 357)
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Bathing a newborn baby can be a traumatic event for a first time Mom. Newborns can seem so fragile, and wet, slippery ones downright frightening. But, don't fear; once you get the hang of it, you'll feel like a pro. Newborns only need to be bathed two or three times a week - bathing more often can result in dry skin.
First of all, it's important not to put your newborn in any sort of bathtub until her umbilical cord has fallen off. If your baby is circumcised, you need to wait until this has healed, as well. Until then, give your baby a sponge bath.
When it's time to put baby in the tabletop tub, give her your undivided attention. Leaving her for even a minute can literally be fatal. Turn the answering machine on and ignore the doorbell. Never run the bath water with the baby in the tub. Fill the tub and check the temperature before you add the baby.
Be prepared for the fact that your baby will not like the bath. There may be a lot of crying, so plan to make it as short as possible. Also, the bath water gets cold to the baby rather quickly; another reason to make it quick. One trick to help keep the water warm is to soak a towel in very warm water and lay it in the bottom of the tub. This keeps the water warmer, provides a nice cushion for baby, and keeps her from slipping around. Keep one hand under her head to support her neck, and keep her from slipping into the tub. Speak to her in soft soothing tones, reassuring her that everything is ok.
Use lukewarm water on your baby's tender skin, and only soaps and shampoos designed for babies. In fact, during the first few weeks of life, until you've determined if your baby has any skin allergies, it might be wise to bathe her using only water, especially on her face. Have a towel and diaper ready to wrap her in immediately when you're finished, to avoid her getting chilled.
The Art Of Note Taking
(category: K12-Education, Word count: 454)
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By following these ten steps, you will become a more efficient note taker and this will help improve your overall study skills. With good note taking skills, better grades are just around the corner.
1.If possible, sit near the front and center of the class. You will be less likely to become distracted and will probably find staying focused easier.
2.Use a binder instead of a traditional notebook. This way you can add, rearrange, or rewrite pages of your notes, insert handouts and assessments in the appropriate chronological order and review the material covered in the chapter/unit much easier.
3.Put headings and the date on all papers. Organize them chronologically in your binder.
4.Take notes on loose-leaf paper and keep them organized in a three-ring binder. Make sure that you hole punch and add all of the handouts, assignments, quizzes, tests, etc. to your binder. It usually is best if everything for the entire chapter/unit is kept in chronological order in your binder.
5.Think about what is being said before you write anything down. Do not write down everything the teacher says. Pick out important phrases, terms, and concepts to focus on.
6.Record any examples the teacher may give while lecturing. Examples are extremely important in creating connections in your brain and in helping to jog your memory while studying.
7.Look for cues that teachers give to indicate that something is important. For instance, they may repeat something a few times, change the volume or tone of their voice, write it on the board or overhead, and/or creates lists for you. Be sure to ask them to repeat what they have just said if you miss the initial cue but later realize that you should be writing the material down.
8.Leave some space between portions of your notes so you can make additional comments as you study or read the text.
9.Re-write or even re-TYPE your notes. Not only will your notes be much more organized and make studying easier, but the practice of re-writing notes gives you another opportunity to think about the material as you write or type it again. Make sure that you re-write them in a timely manner. The more time that passes between taking the original notes and re-writing them, the less effective this strategy is.
10.Review these notes often. The more times you see them, the easier it is to commit them to memory and the less time you will spend studying them prior to the test.
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Motivation One Way Or Another
(category: Time-Management, Word count: 427)
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What is your driving force? What keeps you going everyday? Is it your job, your family, or your livelihood? When I write about motivation I am writing about what the driving force is behind keeping you moving in the direction you need to go each day. This applies to everyone no matter if you are self-employed, or a salesman, a home-based worker, a wife, author, or husband; motivation is required to keep us in the frame of mind we need to be in order to be successful at what we are trying to achieve.
What do you do to keep yourself motivated? Everyone has highs and lows in their business and life, so we all find ways to motivate ourselves. Listed here are some of the ways I motivate myself:
Prayer. As a Christian this is the very motivating to me. I know God is listening it just depends on His timeframe when He answers. I patiently wait for those answers.
Daily Goals. Every morning I write down what I need to accomplish for the day. At the end of the day it is a pleasant feeling to see all the lines I have drawn to cross off the items listed I have accomplished.
Read. I normally turn to self-help manuals for guidance in positive direction. As a self-employed person, I frequently read online newsletters, buy books, read articles; researching any media I can that I think will help me in accomplishing the goals I set for myself.
Reach out to a friend. If all else fails, call a friend to be a sounding board. When sharing with others, it builds awareness and enables you to realize you are not the only person trying to accomplish something. A large majority of the time the person you contacted needs support and motivation also.
At one point in your life or another, we all have felt our efforts are not worth the outcome we have reaped so far. If you will remember why you are trying to accomplish what you are doing, then some of your motivation may come back. Perhaps it is for your family, your spouse, or yourself, whatever the reason you were motivated to do something, now go and accomplish it! The 80/20 rule applies here also; 80% know what to do and 20% do it. Do not lose the faith. Nothing is holding you back but self-doubt or weariness and lack of motivation! Be part of the 20% and do it! As Nike says, "Just Do It"!
Preventing Rsi In The Workplace
(category: Health-Fitness, Word count: 1014)
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There is no denying that computers have forever changed the workplace. They have made organization and complicated tasks much easier for millions of workers each day. While computers have been helpful they also can propose some risks. Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) can happen from repetitive motion of the hands and arms. Typing on a keyboard all day long can lead to RSI. Preventing RSI in the workplace can be done by taking precautions and following correct procedures for typing.
RSI can be very painful and uncomfortable, and if you feel you suffer from RSI, you should seek the advice of a medical professional. Most doctors now accept RSI as a genuine physical problem and take it seriously. If you are not satisfied with your doctor's results, then seek a second opinion. This will help to get you the relief you need to carry on with your daily work activities. Let's explore some of the symptoms.
Symptoms of RSI include:
* Tightness, discomfort, stiffness, soreness or burning in the hands, wrists, fingers, forearms, or elbows
* Tingling, coldness, or numbness in the hands
* Clumsiness or loss of strength and coordination in the hands
* Pain that can wake you up at night
* Feeling a need to massage your hands, wrists, and arms
* Pain in the upper back, shoulders, or neck associated with using the computer.
If you experience any of the above, try and stop the activity that triggers the pain. In a workplace, reducing the amount of activity you engage in can be a hard task to accomplish but at least try and cut back on the repetitive activity. RSI is very treatable in the early stages but if symptoms are allowed to go undiagnosed then recovery time could be months even years.
Taking a few precautions can possibly save you from a lot of pain and suffering. Following some simple guidelines could go a long way in preventing RSI in the workplace. Here is a look at some of the ways and techniques to use to prevent RSI in the workplace.
* Use correct typing techniques. Place your fingers on the keys properly instead of using a "hunt and peck" method. Keep your wrists off of the keyboard. You should never rest your wrists on the keyboard as it puts a strain on your hand to type. Pretend there is a small balloon between your palm and the keyboard.
* Another way of preventing RSI in the workplace is to use the right equipment. Setup your desk so as you work you can maintain good posture, have your feet flat on the floor, and your wrists are straight and level. Check the position of your computer monitor as well. It should be about 20 inches away from you and looking at it straight on your eye level should be about one-third of the way to the top of the monitor.
* Take lots of breaks to stretch and relax. Working behind a computer all day not only fatigues the eyes but the body as well. A trip to the break room or a light stroll outside for ten minutes will make a big difference in how you feel. Visit someone's office to ask them a question instead of sending them an email or using the telephone.
* Use a light touch. The letters on the computer screen will not appear any faster no matter how hard you pound the keyboard. A light touch while keyboarding makes for happier fingers and reduces the chances of RSI.
* Don't grip or squeeze the computer mouse. Chances are you use the mouse quite often so have it close by the keyboard. This way you do not have to unnecessarily reach for it. Learn more keyboard shortcuts to not have to use the mouse so often. Everything you can do with a mouse can be done through the keyboard.
* Keep your arms and hands warm. Cold tendons are at a greater risk for over use injuries. If your office is like many it may be kept pretty chilly. Be aware of when your hands feel cold and take a break to warm them up.
* Take care of your eyes. Eyestrain causes many problems such as headaches. Keep eyeglasses and contact prescriptions up to date.
* A good night's sleep will also help deter RSI. Take note of your sleeping position. Do not put your hand under you head while sleeping on your side. Too many pillows can cause neck problems. The neck should be aligned with the spine.
Once again, if you have experienced some symptoms of RSI and you are getting no relief from it, you should seek the medical advice of a competent professional. A doctor's diagnosis will not only give you peace of mind but can get you well on the way to recovery from repetitive strain injury.
Injuries happen far too often in the workplace. Most of the time we think of on the job injuries from very physical activities but the truth is that even some of the most common office tasks can lead to injury. Precautions need to be taken to make sure you do not suffer from RSI. Many tasks in an office environment are repetitive and use the same muscles and tendons throughout the day. Developing good work habits and practicing them will help to keep RSI from becoming a serious problem.
There is no simple solution to prevent RSI in the workplace. An ergonomically correct workspace will help prevent RSI as well as prevent early day fatigue. Many other factors can play a role in the development of RSI as mentioned in this article. Take time to implement as many as you can to see if they don't make a difference in your work day. On the job injuries may not be always preventable but being cautious and mindful of the dangers will greatly increase the risk. In the end, RSI can be very painful and stressful. Seek help if the above recommendations do not relieve RSI symptoms.
Free Clinics Medical Treatment
(category: Health-Fitness, Word count: 412)
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Many individuals work full-time with no benefits, cannot afford medical insurance on their own or simply are unable to find a job that offers medical care. For many, free clinics are their only chance for medical treatment. Available to both children and adults, free clinics are located throughout the United States and commonly found in largely populated cities. Smaller, local free clinics are found in virtually every area and are the only forms of medical treatment for some children and their families.
The lack of medical insurance is a problem that affects many workers. When an unfortunate event arises, such as a sudden illness or injury, it can wipe out a family's savings instantly. While free clinics primarily offer general care and not surgical procedures, they are essential in helping the patient to determine if more extensive medical treatment may be required. In addition to testing, free clinics may also provide check-ups, immunizations and other common medical procedures.
The best way to locate free clinics is to inquire with the local health department as to the nearest facility. As patients can expect, free clinics are very busy. As such, appointments are typically recommended if at all possible. In the case of an emergency, free clinics may be able to assist a patient or may direct them to the nearest emergency care facility. Early appointments are preferred with patients calling ahead at least one week in advance in order to confirm treatment. In the case of a sudden cold or flu onset, some free clinics have the ability to accept patients on a walk-in basis. This is completely dependant upon the schedule and the number of patients with appointments, but there is always the possibility of receiving treatment as a walk-in patient.
The treatments provided at free clinics are often those conducted by qualified medical students, who are under close supervision by a licensed medical doctor. In exchange for the educational experience to students, a number of medical schools provide free clinics to patients without medical insurance or the income to afford paid medical care.
The information in this article is to be used for informational purposes only. It is not intended to be used in conjunction with, or in place of, professional medical advice. Patients who feel that they require ongoing care, which free clinics may not be able to provide, should consult their nearest hospital or medical center for proper diagnosis and treatments of their ailment.
How Tax Deductions Work
(category: Taxes, Word count: 456)
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Many people know that the interest paid on a mortgage is deductible on their income taxes. But they don't understand how it really works.
When you understand the way a tax deduction works, you should be able to estimate the amount of tax relief you would receive from owning your own home and paying a mortgage.
First, you need to know what is deductible. In many cases, homeowners are allowed to deduct the amount of mortgage interest paid from their income. They are also able to deduct the amount of real estate property taxes paid on the property.
For example, we have a homeowner and a renter who both make the same annual income of $60,000.
The renter pays $1,000 a month in rent and receives no tax benefits for renting a home.
The homeowner holds a $140,000 fixed rate mortgage with a 7% interest rate. His total mortgage payment is $1,100 a month. He pays $1,500 in real estate property taxes. His total mortgage interest paid for this tax year was $9,755.
Here's where the taxes make a difference. The owner is able to deduct $11,255 from his income before he calculates his tax liability. The renter has no deduction from his income and is taxed on $11,255 more than the owner.
Let's keep it simple and assume that both are in a 25% tax bracket. The renter will owe the IRS $15,000 in taxes on his income of $60,000. The owner's taxable income has been reduced to $48,745 after his deductions. He only owes $12,186 in income taxes. The owner saves $2,814 in taxes each year. That's a savings of $234 each month.
Basically, the homeowner's after-tax monthly payment is actually $866. The renter is still paying $1,000. The homeowner gets to keep his house in the end.
There are many variables that can affect the amount of mortgage interest you pay in any given year. But, you could often say that you can take 20% off of your mortgage payment to get a rough idea of the tax benefits of owning.
Ask your lender. A good loan officer should be able to give you a reasonable estimate of your mortgage interest and tax payments over a given period of time. Many lenders will give you a schedule when you close on your home.
When it comes to determining your tax bracket and deductions, ask your CPA or tax attorney for advice. Your loan officer can't really help you with tax details.
The bottom line is that owning your own home has many financial advantages. If you are tired of spending your paycheck on rent, but getting nowher, home ownership may prove to be a more affordable solution for you.
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