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  Posted by Valentin on July 23rd, 2009 | Comments

 Bellow are 10 basic principles to increase website traffic and search engine rankings.
 

• Place your main 2-3 keywords within the first 50 words in your content; use them also throughout the document.
• Allways be sure your keywords are in the right fields and references within your web page: Title, META tags, Headers, etc.
• Keep your site design simple and easy to navigate between web pages.
• Submit all your web pages to the most popular search engines and directory services. Hire someone to do so, if required – be sure this is a manual submission. Avoid to use automatic subscription.
• Keep track for changes in SE algorithms and processes and modify your web pages so you at least maintain your web ranking. Use online tools and utilities to keep track of how your website is doing.
• Monitor your competitors and top ranked websites in your niche to see how they do design, navigation, content, keywords, etc.
• Use reports and logs to see where your traffic is coming from. Analyze your visitor location and their incoming sources (search engines, refferal addresses, keywords they used to find you).
• Offer to your visitors plenty of ways to remember you in the form of quality content, newsletters, free reports, reduction coupons etc.
• When not sure, hire professionals. Though it may seem costly, but it is less expensive than spending your money on a website which no one visits.
• Don’t look at your website as a static brochure. Treat it as a real store and treat your customers with the seriousness, respect, honestity.

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  Posted by Valentin on June 27th, 2009 | Comments Off

Proudly I will introduce to you today

The Eleventh Commandment

” Thou shalt never lie your costumers! “

Period.

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Back in the early 80’s, a major airline in the US had to take care of a select group of VIP customers who traveled quite often with the airline.  These customers were considered an “elite” class and were given special attention at all times just to help insure they’d continue to fly exclusively with the airline.

One such “VIP” was an 86 year old woman — an “independently wealthy” socialite from the west coast who traveled a lot… mostly for enjoyment, vacations, visiting relatives and attending “non-profit” events where she generously donated funds to worldly charitable causes, etc.

We will call her “Mrs. Morris”.  And rest assured… she was a sweetheart of a lady.

Anyway, on this one particular day a peculiar situation erupted and seemed to be getting more and more chaotic as time passed…Mrs. Morris was in – what seemed to be – a very troubled state, pleading her case vigorously to several airline officials….

“I want to bring Juliet on the flight with me!”  (She was yelling…)

“If you don’t allow me to take her aboard… I’ll take my business to another Airline!”

“She won’t be any trouble at all!”

Just so you understand… Juliet was her dog… and not just any “dog”.  She was her princess.  Anyone could tell this just from observing Mrs. Morris and Juliet together in the past…Juliet’s pet carrier was adorned with gemstones along all four corners and the front door of the carrier appeared to be made of what looked like 14K gold. A plush red velvet blanket covered the entire four star “pet-house suite” and a slot was precisely cut in the top of the coverlet that allowed the ivory embossed handle to slip through conveniently to make it easy to carry.

In addition, the words “Juliet The Princess” were hand sewn into the velvet blanket with golden thread, big and bold, allowing the whole world to see it.

Mrs. Morris wouldn’t let the carrier out of her site… after all Juliet was her “Baby” and she was obviously very over-protective of her.  She was adamant that Juliet be allowed to board the flight with her this one time!

“Please… she begged.  You don’t understand.  I just want to take her aboard with me just this one time.  She’s been very sick and I brought her here to New York to see her Vet.  He’s one of the finest Veterinarians in the entire country you know?  And now, we both just want to be together and get home!  It’s been a long two days.”

Behind the ticket counter, most of the airline workers were watching and wondering who’d win the battle…

– VIP Frequent Flyer vs. Big Shot Airline?

Everyone realized that the airline officials didn’t EVER want to have to tell someone of her status – “SUPER VIP” – the word NO!

So there she was… the gentle ole soul, pleading her case to one manager after another – in what was obviously a futile effort – each appeal falling upon another set of “deaf ears”.

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  Posted by Valentin on June 25th, 2009 | Comments Off

Hello ladies, gentleman’s and virgins.

Have you notice the title of this post ?

I will share to you something magnificent but controversial, amazing but terrific, very true but not always.

If is about learning, sure is best way to get the knowledge. At least because nobody can’t learn for you or instead of you.

If is about your life, your style, your health, your happiness and other similar issues, well, nothing more true – do it yourself! Plan the thing and go for it. In your way, with your speed.

But ..

When is about business – specially online business, online make money, online marketing .. is simply NOT TRUE.

See this picture bellow:

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  Posted by Valentin on June 20th, 2009 | Comments

Blogging news as they unfold is the most exciting and controversial applications of blogging.

One thing that makes the blogosphere so active is the fact that it is possible to update a blog instantaneously, so the news on blogs tends to be more current than the news in the “regular” media. Unlike news delivered by media, news that appears on blogs does not have to travel through a series of editors and administrators before it reaches the public eye (sometimes this “travel” is quite censorship or retrenchment).

This has some both advantages and disadvantages.

One of the most notable cases of news hitting a blog before appearing in other media took place in July 2005 when terrorism struck London. As passengers were evacuated from a subway car near an explosion, one man took several photographs of the scene with his cellular phone, and within an hour these images were posted online.

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