Blogging To Boost Your Business by Obinna Heche

If you have run out of creative and canvassing ways to promote your business, look no further than the World Wide Web. In particular, sites which allow you to create online diaries otherwise known as blogs. Blogs are the abbreviation of weblogs. They are basically diaries of sorts and can be found free of charge all over the internet. They are popular with teens and people who travel to business professionals alike and are a great way to let people know about your life or your business.

It is easy to incorporate streaming videos into blogs, like a commercial for instance. In fact, the blog page itself can be an advertising avenue. There are plenty of websites that create layouts, backgrounds and images to spice up your blog page and in turn portray the advertising outlook you want for your page. With your blogs entered in chronological order, it is easy for customers to see what is new, what is coming up and what has already expired with your business.

The newest blogs are normally at the top of the page while the first or oldest are at the bottom and easily accessible. They are simple to incorporate into your current mass marketing e mail alerts as well. In fact, you could perhaps eliminate the tedious task of writing out e mails then dragging up the address book only to have the mailer demon tell you half of them are invalid. Just send out one e mail and insert the link to your blog page then the trouble is over.

Blogs are wonderful for marketing because you can say anything you like, anyway you would like. If your customer base is small town farmers, then you can be as laid back and informal as you need to be. However, if you have a high corporate customer base then you can change that to sound as high tech and formal as the companies require. You do not have to keep up with your blog site daily. Let your customers know how often to check the blog or just tell them to check every so often.

When you create your blog page, you can easily incorporate it into your website. All you have to do is cross post links to both on either pages then customers can check up on progress or see first hand what products or services you have to offer. Blog pages have been around since about 1983 and in May of 2007, a blog search engine tracked more than seventy one million blogs. They are tremendously popular and can prove to be a real asset to your business. Paired with search engine marketing, blog pages can put your products above all others.

About the Author

Obinna Heche. Los Angeles - California

Delivering the best home based business ideas and opportunities so you can work at home successfully.. http://www.homeincomeportal.com/obhmy365/

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How To Boost Affiliate Program Revenues With Presell Pages by Jeff Alderson

Finding a website or blog owner who wouldn't mind making a little extra cash from their online efforts is practically impossible. With tools such as on-site advertising, product sales and even affiliate programs available, it is often possible to earn some serious money. Although all of these options can and do pay off, they tend to have a fatal glitch. They almost always require visitors to a site to act in order for them to pay off.

In most cases, affiliate programs in particular, demand that visitors on the referring site click on a link and follow it through to another website. The affiliate site then might even require an outright purchase or some other action to take place before a single penny is earned. Raising the chances for success in this actually happening often falls on the referring site's ability to capture readers' attention with ads and affiliate program links.

Although direct affiliate links can be great revenue generators in some cases, they don't always pay off. The fact is these links send people away from the referring site, often leaving the closing up to the program site itself. If the site happens to be poor in design or if its landing page leaves a lot to be desired, all interest might be lost.

Fortunately, there are some things website and blog owners can do to increase their money-making chances. Touting products or services on the referring site through presell pages is one of the most effective ways to go. These special pages do nothing more than provide information about the product or service. They are hosted within the referring site, and simply are designed to help close a sale or prompt an action before a reader leaves. Rather than place affiliate links in blog articles, chat forums, ads or other spots on a site, presell pages are the ones that offer them.

Website and blog owners who create distinct presell pages are likely to notice some very big benefits. These pages can be leveraged to a site owner's advantage to even help create or boost other streams of income, as well. The way this is accomplished often comes from a presell page's ability to draw in traffic via search engines. Since these pages tend to focus on a particular product or service and they happen to be keyword intense, they can manage to produce very good ranking results. This can, in turn, increase traffic and potential revenue.

Two other major perks of using these pages instead of sending traffic directly to affiliate sites exist. If the presell page or pages are well written, relevant and offer frank information about the product or service in question, trust can be built. This trust can extend to the site as a whole. It is even possible to capitalize on the trust a site already has with its followers when presell pages are added. The other benefit is that these pages are much better to leave as links in blog posts, chat forums, e-mails and other online locations. Rather than spamming affiliate links, using presell page links just looks more professional. Another benefit is the ability to link to these pages in future content. They create fantastic reference points for related content.

Creating pages that presell products or services on a site or blog isn't very difficult. All that's necessary is creating a separate page, or even blog article, that includes the pitch. If using a new page, consider making its link very visible on the site. A banner ad for recommendations or another similar tool can help greatly.

Although presell pages are simple to create, there are some basic rules of the road to follow when creating them. Perhaps the most important thing to do is to avoid super hard sales tactics. It is also vital that content about the product or service is truthful, balanced and even presents the negatives if they exist. It's a good idea to make sure the affiliate link shows up several times in the copy, too. Do make sure not to add other links that might pull attention away from the affiliate issues at hand. Some site owners use link cloaking for affiliate links, but this isn't always necessary. When writing the copy, it's also a good idea to keep it short, fairly easy to scan and relevant. Do be certain readers understand what a product or service could mean to them. The "so what" can be a very big link in a closing.

Presell pages for affiliate programs aren't always necessary, but they can go a long way toward helping increase revenue. Those who take the time to understand the programs they're recommending can gain a higher conversion rate than others when presell pages are brought into play.

About the Author

Author Jeff Alderson is a software developer and Internet marketer. He is an expert on PPC and SEO strategies. To boost profits, Jeff advises using a keyword research tool when conducting keyword research

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What are rss: and feed: links ?

Addresses like feed: http://example.org/rss.xml   are typical feed protocol URI . They are used (at the moment of this writing) by feed readers/aggregators and other utilities related to feed processing. When you see them at a website, they look simmilar to the old XML icons, like in the following example:
These two protocols ( feed and rss ) allow syndication of feeds (like RSS or Atom) into your feed reader/aggregator software (like WinRSS , Vox Lite , FeedReader , ...).

Why not continue using HTTP ?

Two reasons (explained below):

• http: cannot define actions.


• http: cannot launch aggregator software from your browser software to perform subscription to a feed.

The main difference with http: URL is that feed: URI are to be processed by feed reader/aggregator software, while http: URL are usually processed by web browser software.

Like the mailto: protocol, which allows to define parameters (like Subject) feed: URI can express commands and parameters. Notice that http: cannot define commands, the only one is browse contents. When you enter an http URL in your browser, it always displays it.

Typical feed: commands are subscription to a particular feed (this is the default one), preview of the feed content, un-subscription from a particular feed, visit associated website or weblog, etcetera.

When you are browsing the web, and click a mailto: link, your e-mail software self-executes. Now, when you click a feed: link, your feed aggregator software self-executes.

Syntax

The new feed:// protocol is syntax compatible with the old rss:// protocol, it's only a matter of compatibility with previous software. rss:// is deprecated.

Feed:[//]<extensions> <feedurl>

Where

NAME	EXAMPLES	DESCRIPTION
feed:	feed: rss:	Protocol name
//	// nothing	Double slashes
<extensions>	see extensions nothing	Can be ignored
<feedurl>	http://example.org/rss.xml example.org/rss.xml	Feed address

<feedurl>

The <feedurl> part of the URL is the address of any valid feed, for instance, an http file. As with current web browsers, http: is the default protocol:

feed :// example.org/rss.xml

Other protocols can be used, like network shared resources or local filesystem files. Use their corresponding syntax to form a valid feed: URI:

feed : file:// /c|/my%20documents/news.xml   (this is a Windows file)

feed :// ftp:// user:password@ftp.host.com/path/index.xml  (FTP file transfer protocol)

feed :// file:// \\server\share\index.xml   (a Windows networked file)

feed : file:// /server/share/index.xml  (another valid network format)

Simple link to a feed

By default, it is used to subscribe to that feed into your software:

feed :// http://example.org/rss.xml

feed : http://example.org/rss.xml

feed : example.org/rss.xml

Using this format, your feed reader software should ask whether you want to subscribe to that feed or perform any other action (display information, visit website...). Please notice that your software does not need to be an aggregator, it could be a validator or any other future idea.

This link format is currently supported by Vox Lite and WinRSS. You should include the "http" part in the string, as "ftp", "file" and other protocols are also valid.

Feed aggregators with feed: support

The following feed readers already have support for the feed: protocol:

WinRSS feed reader

Vox Lite

FeedDemon

Tricks to make other feed readers feed: compatible:

Trick for SharpReader

Compatibility with the old rss: protocol (since April 2003) is only required if you want compatibility with WinRSS or Vox Lite old links.

Webmasters: changing icons from XML to FEED

In order to ease the transition to the feed: protocol, you should change your current XML, RSS or RDF links. Please follow these steps:

• Change the "http:" part of the feed URL to " feed: "
  
  Example:
  
  http://example.org/rss.xml
  
  becomes:
  
  feed://example.org/rss.xml


• Change the associated icon, to express the new feed format.
  
  Get a copy (do not link directly) of   feed.gif   or create your own icon, for instance, an animated icon showing XML and FEED alternatively.


• Do not use the new FEED icon with old links to http feeds, as that would confuse users (the RSS feed source code would be presented, and that's what the feed: protocol tries to avoid). Hint: Instead of replacing your old XML picture file, create a new one for the FEED.

Feedback

Collaborate in the description of the feed: protocol.

References

Permanent link for this page

More information about this new protocol can be found at:

Scheme predraft

Carnage4Life

Greg Reinacker's Weblog

Pete Hopkins' Pirate Typepad (1)

Pete Hopkins' Pirate Typepad (2)

Steven Wood

Richard S. Tallent, II

Christian Crumlish's A missing link in the appliance-ing of RSS

Jaykul : Hudled Masses

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One More Thing: Safari for Windows

"One more thing," the most anticipated words in a keynote speech given by Apple CEO Steve Jobs. The final major announcement of a Jobs keynote, one more thing is usually Apple's biggest and most secret product or project, previously having introduced items such as the MacBook Pro, various iPods, and AirPort 802.11 products. So whenever Jobs says those three words, the technology community tends to be all ears.

Not one to break tradition, at this year's Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference(WWDC), Jobs closed as always with one more thing, and as usual the audience got the unexpected. This year's conference and one more thing will likely be at the top of any top 10 lists for some time to come however, for the one more thing wasn't a new Apple product at all, it was Safari for Windows.

Safari, Apple's custom web browser for Mac OS X, has since its inception played a fairly minor role on the world wide web due to being limited to modern Macintosh computers, and hence a role and market share limited to the size of the Mac OS X install base. This has been scheduled to change for some time now as with the impending release of Apple's iPhone smartphone, Safari will be the shipping browser there too, with all indications of the iPhone quickly selling out. However nowhere in these public plans was a version of Safari for Windows, which may very quickly eclipse the market share effects of the aforementioned iPhone.

Given this unexpected release, it has taken very little time for Apple to drum up a lot of interest in Safari - having already passed 1 million downloads - nor has it taken long for a multitude of theories of sprout on and off of the WWDC show floor. It's not every day that someone releases a new web browser after all.

We have covered Safari in the past with our Mac OS X 10.4 review and A Month With A Mac series, with very little changing between Safari 2.0 and 3.0 other than Windows support. So rather than rehash those articles for anyone unfamiliar with Safari, we recommend reading those reviews first before continuing. Since the release of Safari 2.0 when Apple managed to take care of many of the performance issues with Safari, Apple has been trying to build a reputation for Safari as a faster browser, something they have only been marginally successful at so far. Having finally corrected a number of their performance issues in Safari, this is the key point Apple is trying to push with Safari 3, and we're eager to put it to the test. However it takes more than speed to crack the browser market, including memory usage and a slew of generally subjective issues within a browser such as flow. Although Apple is neither a newcomer to the web browser market or the Windows market, both markets can be surprisingly fickle and treacherous at times.

Does Safari have what it takes to challenge the dynamic duo of Firefox and Internet Explorer on Windows, or does Apple need to go back to the drawing board? Let's find out.

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Cracking Password in Computer application or Internet Programs

Existence of cracking passwords programs (password cracker) very dangerous because poison is used for destroying, but also educate so that each and everyone always accurate and attention to his/her possession. Principal of this program is do trying and try. Cracker Programs are very easy to download from internet, like: Hades, Claymore, Cain, PWLFind, LopthCrack, ScanNT, NTCrack Password, NT, Brutus, Crack, Crackerjack, Viper, John The, Ripper, Hellfire, Guess, and more around out there and continuously increase and more sophisticated. After getting number or name user id, then tried to get ' the couple’ with a few method, among others:


Dictionary Attack
Take exchequer word from dictionary. Resolving of password is done through sentence or word testing which collected from various sources. Hence, would hardly risky if you chose password from common words, inclusion also popular term, name, town, or location. Like: new york, Brisbane, australy, etc. Check off password with contents of dictionary from A-Z is not difficult things. If Iucky! Faster ability of computer, would progressively find conformity.


Hybrid Attack
This technique rely on some algorithms heuristic, like adding number or word rear or in front of it, read from back (inversed), and way of other on unique. The cracker collects all information concerning the victim candidates. Then made by combination material, often met usage of password, like name of the user is then only added by year born or year present, example: Bob59 or casablanca42


Brute Force Attack
This last way is preety good, the weakness is take too much time. More than anything else, if pin password guessed was long enough and combination from many characters. By wearing this technique, every character in keyboard, like: letter from a-z, A-Z, and 0-9, and also ASCII character will be combined one by one until getting the answer.

What is affiliate program?

Affiliate program is a marketing cooperation, where somebody has the product (called producer) wish to sell his stuff and attract anybody that willing to sell his product (called seller).
Seller will sell producer's product and receive some commission that have been agreed previous between producer and seller. the amount is vary, producer-seller 70-30 or 60-40 or 50-50.
for the digital product such as e-book or sofware, producer will give more commission, higher than his like 30-70 because the producer doesn't need to print the product (e-book) or have big physical product (software), costumer can directly download the product from member area.
this situation is win-win business, nobody get lose here.
More buyers that brought by the seller more commission he/she gets

E-learning: A perspective of education through internet

Going to school is an activity that almost people in the world doing. Wake up in the morning, have breakfast, wait for the bus and arrive at school. School is exiting, we find many friends to play, share with, duscuss, gossiping etc until we graduate and go to higher education level and get the job.
I recent years, internet is bringing something new about "school". Called as virtual school made internet simple and nice alternative for school. there are always to sides of coin. cons and pros. in internet we can't do anything that we used to do at school like activity above, meet face to face (even now we have teleconference), touching each other and (ehm...) fall in love.

Well, but internet made education (also called e-learning) as easy as in front of you even your campus is in United State and you are in Indonesia. you don't have to go to US, stay there and follow lessons in real classroom. Just sit on your computer, turn on, connect to net, login and study. simple, easy and....cheap. Many education institutions has applied this such of model around the world. locally or internationally