Posted on May 2nd, 2009 by admin
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Creating And Promoting Your News Letter
© 2002 - 2003 Niki Mcelroy
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If you haven't got around to starting a news letter, I will Let you know it's easier than you think! I will start on the pretence that you have already established your website. That means you already have a topic of conversation. It doesn't matter if you are doing a site on multilevel marketing, or religion, or stories that inspire, you will want to keep your news letter based on that topic.
There are a few different methods to starting your news letter. I will cover two of them.
One option you have is to use outlook express to manage your news letter. You can even use it to create HTML style news letters Like the big sites do.
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Posted on March 2nd, 2009 by admin
We hope that the following article may be informative and helpful to your e-zine readers, or on your web site. You have permission to publish this article (formatted to 60 characters, approx) electronically or in print. If it helps others "out there" in any way, then we're happy.
"We share what we know, so that others may grow."
We find witing press releases a most effective means of getting traffic to our various web sites.
When submitting a press release to a news media organisation, I use both a main heading, as well as a sub-heading (as in this recently published press release):
"PRESS RELEASE (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE): NEW ZEALAND AUTHOR DOING BOOK PUBLISHING"
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Some Sources In Using Free Press Releases
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Posted on February 2nd, 2009 by admin
Sometimes our jobs as marketers means we need to look beyond the obvious. Google, for example, offers their Google Alerts service. At first glance, this may seem most useful to companies who want to track certain searches within their industry, or to hobbyists who want to stay on top of changes in their topics of interest.
But Internet marketers can also use Google Alerts to help keep track of what's going on around the net, and even to keep tabs on their direct competition for that matter. Google Alerts, which are email notifications, can be created based on the top 10 Google news stories, but more helpful to marketers is the possibility of creating alerts for the top 20 Google web search results.
This is a preview of
Alert Marketing - Get Google Search Results By E-mail
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Posted on January 17th, 2009 by admin
Imagine this nightmare scenario…
You check your e-mail program and it reports your username
and password as no longer valid. You call your Internet
service provider (ISP) to discuss the problem and they tell
you they turned off your account due to "abuse". "Abuse!"
you cry to the customer service operator, "What are you
talking about?"
"Someone used your computer this past Saturday night in an
attempt to hack into a government computer system. They
made the attempt at 1:20 a.m. from your account," replies
the rep. "Look in your windows registry for a file called
QAZWSX.hsq."
You punch a few keys and sure enough the file stares right
back at you. "What is it?" you ask, scared to know the
answer.
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Posted on January 17th, 2009 by admin
A Hacker Inside Your Computer?
- by Jim Edwards
http://www.TheNetReporter.com
(c) Jim Edwards - All Rights reserved
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Imagine this nightmare scenario…
You check your e-mail program and it reports your username
and password as no longer valid. You call your Internet
service provider (ISP) to discuss the problem and they tell
you they turned off your account due to "abuse". "Abuse!"
you cry to the customer service operator, "What are you
talking about?"
"Someone used your computer this past Saturday night in an
attempt to hack into a government computer system. They
made the attempt at 1:20 a.m. from your account," replies
the rep. "Look in your windows registry for a file called
QAZWSX.hsq."
You punch a few keys and sure enough the file stares right
back at you. "What is it?" you ask, scared to know the
answer.
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Posted on January 13th, 2009 by admin
Technological advancements has brought the world into each individual's home and, therefore advanced communication among opposite sides of the world.
Email is one of the easiest and least expensive methods of communication that is available in the present day. Because of the ease and low cost, it is also accessible to almost anyone with a computer. Computer swindles are now prevalent, with few safeguards present for those that are easy prey. One such scheme involves the request for a sizable sum of money by someone who claims to be in trouble. The trouble can only be resolved by an investment from the e-mail recipient. The sender of the e-mail promises to repay the kindness of the recipient by giving back a much larger sum of money. These emails appear to have originated in Western Africa, usually Ghana or Nigeria. These scams have created a negative perception of how Africa and Africans are viewed as Internet users. This type of perception does not foster a positive idea of a global "village". In fact, the mistrust the fraudulent schemes cause creates a divide between the African nations and those with whom they might like to fairly conduct trade.
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Filed under: Computers and Technology
Posted on January 10th, 2009 by admin
A continuation of an earlier piece, "Adverse Effect of Technology."
My earlier article entitled "Adverse Effect of Technology" resulted in an avalanche of e-mail from readers, all predominantly favorable. In that article I put forth an observation that "As the use of technology increases, social skills decreases." I want to take this concept a little further herein.
This is a preview of
The Adverse Effects Of Technology - Part II
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Posted on December 15th, 2008 by admin
Mini-laptops and mini-notebooks are becoming increasingly popular because manufacturers no longer have to trade functionality and speed to offer them for an ultra-low price. Whether a consumer wants to access e-mail; create, edit or watch watch video; play online games; listen to MP3s or internet radio; browse the internet for the latest news, information, or blog entries; or learn from a cyber textbook, these mini computers are revolutionary.
This is a preview of
Mini Notebooks And Mini Laptops: Inexpensive, Ultraportable, And Powerful
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Posted on December 5th, 2008 by admin
A Dean Phillips fan (her words, not mine) wrote me an e-mail asking, if I hate Google, DMOZ and Yahoo! so much, why don't I recommend an alternative search engine? I had to laugh, because I've been receiving a lot of those types of e-mails lately.
However, to set the record straight, I don't hate Google, DMOZ and Yahoo!. I really don't. Hate is such a ridiculous waste of energy. I do have problems with the way they conduct business–but hate them, no. My articles are merely an expression of my right to free speech. The same right we all have. It's just that I'm an extremely passionate person with an aggressive personality, and that comes through loud and clear in my writing.
This is a preview of
Search.com–The Best Kept Secret On The Internet
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Posted on November 29th, 2008 by admin
For Rent Media Solutions™ Partners with ESPRE Solutions and MDS, LLC., becoming the first apartment listing service to offer streaming video to clients
Norfolk, VA—(November 16, 2006) – For Rent Media Solutions™, a leading apartment resource for searching apartments for rent nationwide and a division of Dominion Enterprises, is excited to announce the launch of Community Theater™ on their ForRent.com website.
ForRent.com, which lists over 50,000 apartments nationwide, has been working closely with ESPRE solutions, a Dallas-based media solutions and technology company with a revolutionary and patented video compression technology, as well as MDS, a Dallas area video distribution company, to offer this new service to ForRent.com customers.
This is a preview of
For Rent Media Solutions™ Offers Streaming Video To ForRent.com Clients
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