Facebook

April 14, 2010
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Facebook is a social networking that was originally designed for college students, but is now open to anyone 13 years of age or older. Facebook users can create and customize their own profiles with photos, videos, and information about themselves. Friends can browse the profiles of other friends and write messages on their pages....

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Status of Micro-Blogging in the Blogosphere, alternate geeky universe

September 28, 2008
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Status of Micro-Blogging in the Blogosphere, alternate geeky universe

March 1 2006 Facebook launces status update July 10 Jaiku micro-blogging July 13 2006 Twitter The first major micro-blogging service launches Twitterers use mobile phones, instant-messaging software, or Twitter’s own website to send and receive 140-character messages, called twitters or tweets. Tweets–which mostly answer Twitter’s prompt “What are you doing?”–are routed to individual friends,...

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Social media by the numbers: increase in users

June 5, 2008
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Summary Numbers The greatest overlap between OpenSocial container sites exists between MySpace and Hi5, in which 43% of Hi5 users also use MySpace. Facebook users are 63% female and 36% male whereas the sites integrated with the OpenSocial platform are 61% female and 38% male 52% of Facebook users are 18-25, whereas 40% of...

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Using Social Media To Drive Traffic

June 3, 2008
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SMO, or Social Media Optimization, helps build website traffic by using social media based websites. The dawning of web 2.0 has seen many different social media websites crop up in an equally large number of different guises. Content sharing, social bookmarking, and collaborative websites form the basis of this initiative and it is these...

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Seo Checklist; basic website optimization techniques

May 14, 2008
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On-Page Optimization – · Content Optimization · Keyword Placement (Frequency, Density, Proximity, etc.) · Title Tag Optimization · Meta Tag Optimization · Spider/Robot Tag Optimization · Image Alt Optimization · Internal Link Structure · 301 Redirects · Robot.txt Creation · Broken Links & Page Optimization · Site Mapping · Avoiding Specific Design Optimization Issues...

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Do It Yourself SEO: A Beginner's Checklist

April 23, 2008
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There will always be do it yourselfers succeeding at web promotion and search engine optimization. Many established businesses offering web services today came from humble beginnings. The Web evolves as the result of the innovation and experimentation of individuals. The sharing of knowledge. The do it yourself attitude. As text link brokers and mass...

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RoboFarming.com

December 27, 2007
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RoboFarming.com

RoboFarming.com Hypertechnological innovation has always underpin American agriculture. In the later half of the 1800s, for instance, flotillas of proto-steampunk dredge boats plowed through the Illinois landscape, carving canals, straightening rivers and re-knitting its embryonic, post-glacial hydrology, their lived-in land-sailors draining and transforming the weedy, swampy, supposedly pestilential swat of the American prairie into...

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4 Tips to Drive Internet Traffic to Your Website from Social Networking Sites

September 30, 2007
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Every webmasters love traffic and like it to flood as much into their website because the more traffic they received, the more potential revenue they are going to generate out of it. But traffic generation is hard especially for new webmasters and internet marketers. Many webmasters failed in their online businesses mainly due to...

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How To Promote Your Website: 5 Tips To Spreading Your Online Visibility

September 13, 2007
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Taking your business or favorite interest online can take a lot of work. You’ve already put countless working hours into developing your site architecture, web copy and creating graphics, but your work has just begun. After launching your site, how can you help people find your business, blog or special interest site? There are...

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Keep your viewers coming back for more!

September 10, 2007
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We all know that content is king and that lively, pertinent content is best for keeping your visitors coming back for more. It is also a fact that even a king needs to reach out to his subjects occasionally, not least to ensure they do not forget his face. This is also true of...

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