Thursday, July 09, 2009

101 Guides to beat the recession, how to make extra money, 101 great ideas,

101 Ways to Make Extra Cash in a Recession

It’s time to get serious about this recession business! You can either let it happen to you or you can choose to do something about it.

101 Ways to Make Extra Cash in a Recession is an inspirational collection of ideas for you to make extra money. From babysitting to busking, from handicrafting to home shopping we’ve researched what you have to do make an extra couple of bob to beat the down turn. At only £3.99 it’s the best investment you’ll make for 2009!

  1. Babysitting
  2. Beating
  3. Convert your house to a B&B
  4. Blogging for cash
  5. Book keeping
  6. Busking or Street Performing
  7. Car-booting
  8. Children’s entertainer
  9. Beer making
  10. Clean recycle bins
  11. Comping (and quizzing)
  12. 101 Guides to...

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Business Tasks • Free Memory • google • How To Save Money • Inspiration • Key Business • Memory Service • Microsoft Office • NetSuite pricing • Openoffice • Saving Money • search engines • Small Businesses • Software Costs • Software Programs • Teleseminars • Using Software
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Tuesday, July 07, 2009

socialmedian: Betcha Watch Twice

LolTV Online - Summary  Funny videos, movies, funny music video clips LolTV the best funny channel :: Top Site List Welcome to LolTV the best funny channel, LolTV the best funny channel ... WATCH VIDEO MUSIC VIDEO CLIPS World MOVIES, UPLOAD AND SHARE YOUR VIDEOS WORL WIDE FREE.... Usually like minded yes there are lots of you users online now…

http://www.socialmedian.com/story/5669877/betcha-watch-this-social-median-video-twice

Summary The NRG of the Planet Energy is Fascinating!


Energy has a historical background and is a necessity in our modern lives.
The future of Energy is interesting because many current NRG is Fascinating! NRG has a historical background and is a necessity in our modern lives

http://www.socialmedian.com/story/5668717/betcha-watch-twice

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Social Median Post Betcha Watch Twice

I'm Jason, one of the founders of socialmedian, socialmedian delivers the news, filtered by your network, We'd love to have you join in!

The future of NRG is interesting because many current NRG is Fascinating! NRG has a historical background and is a necessity in our modern lives.

The future of NRG is interesting because many current NRG sources are going to run out in the next century, then we will be confronted with the problems we have created.

We must work now! The search for new forms of NRG will take a long time to complete.

We are already a bit confronted with the reality that the environment is becoming polluted.

We really need to be looking for alternative sources of NRG Now! NRG is important for now and the future.

This NRG Video is very important for modern life and its importance will only grow.

This YouTube Video Link exists on the web about NRG, is it not complete and educational enough for you then play it again SAM!


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Wordpress Basics & Beyond Wordpress Strategies

“In 30 Minutes or LESS you too can be Creating Websites with WordPress.

WITHOUT the Headaches, Hassles and Heartaches of Overpriced Webmasters or Software”

This is so point-and-click simple you’ll be putting up websites faster than you can check your eMail.

 Frank Deardurff III

RE: Creating Websites with WordPress™

It doesn’t matter if you’ve been online 3 minutes or 3 years, with this simple strategy I’m about to reveal, you will realize how easy it really is to create your own websites – even if you’re a total newbie or a terrified technophobe.

Maybe you’ve heard “webmaster” horror stories from other marketers…

Or perhaps you’ve tried to hire a webmaster yourself, only to experience – first hand - the endless waiting game that most webmasters play. And while you’re waiting… your competition is stealing profits right out from underneath you.

And the biggest problem is… your hands are tied because you just simply don’t know how to do it yourself. So all you can do is wait… and wait… and wait, and HOPE that it comes out right when it’s done once and for all, AND isn’t costing you more in webmaster fees and lost sales.

When it comes to marketing on the Internet, you simply MUST have a website. Without a website, it’s like opening a restaurant without food! You would never get off the ground. It would be silly to even think about a restaurant without first figuring out what kind of food you’ll offer. Yet, so many people start their online businesses without giving any thought to what kind of website they’re going to have or how in the world they’re going to get it from their head to the web!

Three Common Website Challenges Revealed

Wordpress Strategies | Wordpress Basics & Beyond
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Monday, July 06, 2009

Twitter 2 Tweets

On Twitter, everything happens real time, and if you don’t catch them real time you,re losing out on so many things.

Here are ten super cool tool that will help you track trends and hot topics on Twitter real time. Get to know the things first on Twitter !

Get more targeted Twitter Followers
& Automate Twitter Posts!

Get more targeted Twitter Followers & Automate Twitter Posts!

  1. TwiBuzz – Twibuzz is a tool similar to Google Trends that let’s you see how often people are using Twitter to tweet your favorite keywords in real time.
  2. Twuoted – A site that shows all tweets with the #quote hashtag. Great for finding new & interesting quotes.  Follow @twuoter for updates & new features.
  3. Retweetradar – Finding trends in the mountains of information ‘retweet’ed on Twitter.
  4. Twist – See trend graphs for twitter topics and spot new hot topics. Graphs for last week and last 30 days
  5. Twindz – Discover the most discussed topics on Twitter for any 24 hours period.
  6. Twackle – Twitter aggregator that organizes tweets about sports leagues, teams, athletes, events, and news in a single destination. Bookmark your favorite feeds and respond directly to tweets within Twackle. Add your favorite feeds into an embeddable widget.
  7. Flackr – A realtime news tracker that uses Twitter news sources, twitpic images and people commenting on the news.
  8. All140 – a realtime news magazine combining twitter content with google news, twitpic and various other sources
  9. Breaking San Francisco News – One of many Breaking News city sites that aggregate the best Twitter feeds in a city by category: news, events, shopping, food, etc. Also Los Angeles, NYC, Boston, London, Toronto. See one of the sites for a list of all cities.
  10. Twitturly – Twitturly tracks all of the links on Twitter and then ranks them according to popularity and other factors.  Once ranked, Twitturly displays the top links as decided by the Twittersphere on it’s homepage.
10 Cool Twitter Tools to stay informed ahead of News channels

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Saturday, July 04, 2009

What linking pattern Google demands. 3 Way Links

Arm Yourself With
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That Has Already Achieved 2,360+
Page One Rankings In Google
For People Just Like You!

From:
Jonathan Leger

Creator Of:
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Instant Article Wizard
SEO Explosion
Site Super Tracker
$7 Secrets

The Holy Grail of ranking well in Google is links. Lots of links. That's an undisputed fact. The problem is that you can't get just any kind of links. Google will only rank sites whose links follow a very specific linking pattern.

I spent hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars on discovering exactly what linking pattern Google demands. The code is now cracked. I know what Google wants, and I've automated the process of growing links to your site following that pattern.

The result is my top-secret linking technology that has already achieved more than 2,360 page one rankings in Google. The ranking sites are in every conceivable niche: from affordable health insurance to caring for bonsai trees to internet marketing advice to camping ideas. Choose your keywords right and you can break into any niche with this technology.

Jon - You Are A Genius!

My site went from nowhere, to the first page in google in just a few weeks! My traffic more than tripled in just a few weeks time...like all of your products, this is another super-duper invention!

Thank you for making this possible Jon.

K. Troyer

Let me give you just one example. I created a brand new, ten page niche site from scratch in mid-August and applied my new linking technology to it. The site is related to a certain kind of fitness equipment. It took me about 5 hours total to create the little site (including all of its content) and get the linking started.

Take a look at the 3 Way Links  progression of traffic it's received from Google since August 15th:

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Thursday, July 02, 2009

Jump-start your sales and get people buying

Download this FREE mp3 to discover the "Ten Biggest Sales & Marketing Mistakes" you may be making. Ones that could be killing your business or at a minimum keeping you from profiting in this recession.

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I know a lot of you are eager to find out the best ways to jump-start your sales and get people buying. And I've persuaded my good friend, master salesman, Tom Hopkins to give this to you for free, but it's only available for the next 48 hours.

If you've ever wanted to sell more, and who doesn't especially in this economy, it pays to get advice from a true master.

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Master sales trainer Tom Hopkins has been selling and teaching salespeople for over 30 years. He's taught what works in every type of economic cycle.

It pays to listen to Tom >>

Believe me I know selling. And I know that what Tom Hopkins advises truly works! You can take what you learn here to achieve your most cherished goals, and beyond, by providing superior service to your customers through selling.

To your success,

Charlie

P.S. Did I mention the mp3 doesn't cost anything.

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Make Money Write Hubs the Write Way

You must define your audience before you write...

...and distinguish between whether you're writing a commercial or non-commercial hub.

Writing articles on HubPages is a wonderful way to make money online. At the time of writing this hub I have been a member of this site for nine months. In this hub I'd like to share my views on how to use HubPages to make money. I present my ideas in a very blunt way and look forward to your comments and reactions in the comments section! When writing hubs you must define your audience: HubPage fans or search engine traffic

An informative non-commercial hub is written to contribute to the education of the HubPages community.

Firstly, before you start to write your hub you must decide in your mind who is your target audience - Your HubPages fans or search engines (Google, Yahoo & MSN/Bing) visitors? This is a crucial decision. If your target audience is your friends on your HubPages fan list you are writing what I call a non-commercial informative Hub for the benefit of the HubPages community. This kind of Hub should be your free-flowing writing which is a mere reflection of your thoughts, observations, life experiences etc. This kind of Hub is not keyword-driven. Thus, there is really little to no need to do keyword research and on-page SEO so that your Hub will appear in the search engine results.

You need HubPages fans and hub comments to get inbound links into your profile

However, with a non-commercial informative hub what you are aiming for is to gradually build up your fan base and get comments placed on your hubs and profile page. Why? Because each time you get a new fan or a new comment on your hub that's a new inbound link to your HubPages profile. The Internet and Google is like one big voting machine and with each new link coming into your hub pages and profile your HubPages profile "build legitimacy" in the eyes of Google and that makes it much easier to get your commercial hubs indexed and to appear on the Google search.

A commercial hub's job is to SELL SELL SELL!

How To Write Hubs To Make Money
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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

What’s Hot and What’s Not in the SEO Virtual World

SEO: What’s Hot and What’s Not

New SEO.Many old SEO strategies have become obsolete, for example ranking for keywords that no one ever searches for – you know, those “ego boosters” that show your site on the first page of Google. Submitting your site to thousands of web directories to get links and submitting your site to the search engines to get indexed are two techniques no serious SEO even considers anymore. Webmasters still believe that exchanging links is the magic answer to higher rankings (they do still play a minor role in Google PageRanks), and many are still obsessing over duplicate content penalties (which we discussed in a past SitePoint article). All these techniques are today used by the inexperienced SEO and by the “old school” DIY who fail to understand the dynamics of Web 2.0.

The New SEO 2.0 Trends

Web 2.0 is a social entity, and obviously SEO for Web 2.0 needs to be social.

Building social networks on Facebook, LinkedIn, Bebo, YouTube, FriendFeed, Twitter and the like, is only one aspect. If you build them, the followers will not necessarily come. You have to give visitors a reason to become members of your community, and more importantly, you have to give them a reason to click on the links you submit to their attention if you want to fully benefit from the “network effect” so many web marketers are talking about today. Twitter is the perfect example of how this “network effect” can be beneficial. For example, Dell managed to make $3 million in revenue using Twitter to announce special offers and to communicate with their consumers.

SEO: What’s Hot and What’s Not
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Monday, June 29, 2009

foldedspace — musings of a middle-aged geek

26 June 2009 — Sushi Cam (3)

Here’s a fun video I discovered a couple of months ago. I’m not sure why I didn’t share it before. At a sushi bar in Japan, the dishes are served on a conveyer belt. Patrons take the food they want as it comes to them. Here, a young woman has placed her digital video camera on the conveyer to let it make its 7-1/2 minute trip through the restaurant. The result is strangely mesmerizing:

As I say, I watched this a few months ago, but dismissed it as a novelty. But I’ve thought about the video many times since. I love the way it captures so many small moments.

It’s enthralling.

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25 June 2009 — In Dreams (0)

Because I have sleep apnea and spend my nights strapped to a C-PAP machine, I don’t dream very often. If I remember to take my melatonin before bed, I’ll sometimes have dreams, but mostly my nights are a blank slate. (I’m sure I’m actually dreaming, of course, but I just don’t remember the dreams upon waking.) A couple of weeks ago, though, I had a fine pair of dreams. Very vivid.

Dream #1
Kris and I were joining Chris and Jolie to see a movie in northwest Portland. For some reason, we were meeting them at the Mini dealership in southwest Portland. When we met, there was an hour before the movie began, so I suggested we walk over to the theater. We did. As we were leaving the dealership, we passed through a coffeeshop attached to it (which doesn’t exist in reality), and I accidentally knocked a newspaper from some lady’s hands. Chris caught it as it fell, and I was all apologetic.

The four of us walked to the (imaginary) theater in northwest Portland, but we were way early (which wouldn’t be true in real life — the walk would have been just the right amount of time). Fortunately, the theater was attached to a large used bookstore (not Powell’s). Also fortunately (or perhaps unfortunately), the bookstore contained a huge stash of comics-as-books that I’ve been hunting for. And for cover price (instead of marked up at collectors prices). I was ecstatic, and set aside a stack of them to purchase.

Then I saw that my brother Jeff was there. He and I began to talk. Jolie came to tell me that it was time for the movie to start, so I went to find my stack of books, but they were gone! I was frantic! I didn’t want to let these bargains slip away. I couldn’t find them anywhere. I looked under a bed (why was there a bed in the middle of a bookstore?) but they weren’t there. (There were, however, other comics-as-books that I wanted, so I grabbed them.) Ultimately, I had to leave without my books, and I was very sad. I did not enjoy the movie.

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