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kunshtech

ASP.NET Framework for Custom Based Web and App Development - 0 views

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    ASP.NET development services have always been in context whenever the individuals and enterprises look for the quality based web development solutions where amazing websites and web applications are developed to mark your online presence in the market.
Gerson Janhuel

Top Blogs that I Read, Get Inspired, and I Subscribe Proudly - 0 views

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    1. Hongkiat's Design Weblog : http://hongkiat.com 2. Smashingmagazine : http://smashingmagazine.com 3. Copyblogger : http://copyblogger.com 4. Tutorial 9 : http://tutorial9.net 5. WP Beginner : http://wpbeginner.com 6. ProBlogger : http://problogger.net 7. In the Woods : http://blog.themeforest.net 8. Sitepoint : http://sitepoint.com 9. Woorkup : http://woorkup.com/ 10. 1st Web designer : http://1stwebdesigner.com/ 11. WP Designer : http://wpdesigner.com 12. Daily Blog Tips : http://dailyblogtips.com 13. Net Tuts+ : http://net.tutsplus.com 14. Blog OH! Blog : http://blogohblog.com 15. Yoast http://yoast.com 16. Zen Habits : http://zenhabits.net/
Siraj Mahmood

How to Get Media.net Approval (Yahoo Ads) - KnowledgeIDea - 0 views

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    When we talking about Google AdSense alternatives, at the same time media.net ad network comes in our mind. Media.net ad network pay his publishers according to CPM advertising model. Media.net do not
jmunsell

Hold Weekly Management Meetings - 0 views

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    Partnership pay is a smart approach to compensation for your sales people. It allows the people who make most of the company's income to share in that income. It also makes it clear where their salary comes from. It can be as simple as putting everyone on commission, or paying people for each job that they do. You can even give your employees a percentage of the net profits. If your catering sales people's salaries are based on the company's sales, they have a vested interest in increasing sales and improving customer service. If your catering sales people see this direct correlation between the sales they make and the money they earn, sales will definitely rise. Sometimes, employees will work extra hours. They may come in on their 'day off' or work extra hours in order to bring their commission dollars up. Commission can motivate your catering sales people! Partnership pay also motivates catering sales people to offer superior client service. Their attention and attitude often changes if they have more of a vested interest. Clients will give repeat business and refer your restaurant or catering business if they are properly taken care of by your catering sales people. That brings in more money for the company and for the employee handling the sale. These employees learn quickly that it's a lot easier to have repeat clients than to try to establish a relationship with a new client. This becomes a drive within your employees that motivate them to do well, and continue doing well. This kind of pay is not for everyone in the restaurant catering business. It takes self-motivated, self-reliant people to make it in this type of environment. It makes people more responsible for themselves and the work that they do.
Brian R

7 Myths About Building a Successful Online Community | Fuel Your Blogging - 0 views

  • If You Build It, They Will Come At one time, we operated under the assumption that an online community was built out of a good domain, hosting, and a sweet design. But there are plenty of well designed websites collecting dust because no one knows they exist. For a community to grow, it needs publicity, which comes in various forms. Our community can be found in organic search results. We can advertise and promote it. We can paste the url on billboards across the land, but as far as community is concerned, we need to realize the power of the invitation. Inviting someone into a community is powerful. Facebook knows this and it’s why they want you to share everything you like with your friends. People long to belong and have an insatiable need for acceptance. Churches know this. So do gangs. And the sooner bloggers figure it out, the better. Invite people. Great Content Is All You Need I’ve said before that content is the currency of social media, and I stand by that truth. Content is the core of a great blog. It can be wrapped in a slick design and marketed via multiple channels, but if the content stinks, all incentive is lost for potential community members. However, great content does not create community. Word on a page, no matter how eloquent, do not foster interpersonal connections between people. People do. Beyond content, a community demands and thrives on interaction. While interaction can be fostered by multiple mediums, it must be nurtured by a community manager. If you’re a blogger, that’s you. You’re not just a writer if you’re a blogger – you’re a people connector. Offer Every Possible Feature I grew up in a small community. We had a store, a fire station with a ballpark attached, and some churches. We didn’t have a mall or large supermarket. People who needed clothes and other essentials for life “went to town” to find them, but community happened there. That fire station became the location of an annual fair and everyone showed up. People stopped at the store to chat on their way home from work. It was a community without the bells and whistles. Your blog or online community doesn’t need every possible feature. It may be that you add a discussion forum only to realize that your community would rather just comment on your posts. You might create a full-fledged social network only to realize your members would rather discuss your content on Twitter. Just because features are possible doesn’t mean they are essential. Watch out for “feature creep.” Keep it simple. Think “relationships” instead of tools. Comments Equal Community Blogger Dave Lucas brought out an excellent point in his comment on the previous post about community: Your post is dated June 8th… I’ve seen it displayed on other blogs and seen tweets about it… but you have two Lame comments (make that 3 with mine ;))… exactly what i come up against when I write “hit” posts! Your “Community Theory” in real life on the net: Yet I’ll see total BS crappily written posts get hundreds of comments! I won’t name any names, but after reading one of these I asked myself “what are these people smoking?” There were comments, links, kudos, tweets about a post written about getting blog traffic, a post so poorly-written that it bordered on idiocy! Yet it was tweeted and re-tweeted and blogged about by people who should know better! SOMETHING is wrong with this picture! Your post here is well thought out and constructed. But it’s not attracting comments. I don’t understand why. Dave highlights what I think is a growing trend of separation between comments and conversation. Blogs often reward commenters with backlinks, link love, and sometimes even “do follow” link juice. What inevitably happens is that people game the system for personal benefit. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. These features can be nice and it can create some reciprocal benefits. The side effect, however, is that real conversation gives way to quick bursts like “nice post.” That isn’t really community. Should you drop commenting from your blog? Absolutely not. Comments allow a platform for conversation whether it genuinely happens or not. Comments extend the content and offer a chance for critical thinking and response. But don’t assume that the number of comments received equals the real size of a community. Community Only Happens On Your Site Our understanding of this concept is rapidly changing as social networking continues to explode in popularity. Essentially, a blogger needs to understand that the conversation surrounding a piece of content takes place all over the web. Backtype, along with other similar tools, will take a url and trace its impact around the web, even showing top influencers who spread the content to begin with. This principle has enormous advantages. Your community is now a band of evangelists helping to spread your brand around on the web.
lisandro mierez

New Windows Live Mail Wave 4 screenshot revealed! - LiveSide.net - 0 views

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    Windows Live Mail is now fully ribbonized, much like Outlook 2010. What's also similar is the addition of the new Calendar pane on the right showing you the upcoming events in the next few days, but this information comes right from your Windows Live Calendar. Perhaps the most interesting feature is the introduction of Conversation view, which was first introduced in Outlook Web App (or Outlook Live) and one of the main new features of Outlook 2010,
my mashable

Carter has triple-double for Nets against Bucks - 0 views

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    Vince Carter had 15 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds for his fifth career triple double, and the New Jersey Nets spoiled Richard Jefferson's homecoming with a 99-85 win over the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday night.
katewinstly

Jennifer Lopez Net Worth 2021; How Much Rich Jennifer Lopez In 2021? - 0 views

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    Jennifer is the most popular and highest-paid American female singer, songwriter, producer, actress, designer. Jennifer Lopez is Friendly, cheerful, hardworking, polite, cultured, elegant, cheerful, sociable, and model. Jennifer's total net worth in 2021 is $400 million.
my mashable

Personal Branding 101: How to Discover and Create Your Brand - 0 views

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    In the past few years personal branding has been discussed exhaustively throughout the Net. The difference between today and over ten years ago when it was first mentioned by Tom Peters, is the rise of social technologies that have made branding not only more personal, but within reach.
lisandro mierez

Avatar Theme for Windows 7 - 0 views

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    Now that the 'Avatar' movie has been released and everyone has been talking about it on the net, be it twitter, chat, mail, why not get the official Avatar theme for Windows 7. This theme has been available since some time in the Windows 7 Personalization Gallery site -
Willis Wee

How Qatar Airways' Facebook Campaign Became a Success - 1 views

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    Qatar Airways' Facebook campaign spread like wildfire, netting the company 150,000 Facebook fans under a month and 200,000 active users by the end of the campaign.
Pure Money Making

Web server system - 0 views

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    Web server system can refer to either the hardware (the computer) or the software (the computer application) that helps to deliver content that can be accessed through the Internet.
Speedeonic

Why to Purchase Email Lists? - Sale Leads - 0 views

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    Why to Purchase Email Lists? Have you heard that the money is in the list? It is true! The email lists are one of the most valuable assets. For most companies like Amazon and Overstock, an email list actually is the most precious channel out there when it comes to marketing.
Willis Wee

10 Fast Growing Facebook Page In Indonesia - 0 views

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    Over the past month, some brands in Indonesia on Facebook netted a sizable increase in their fans. We took a look at the top ten.
qualitypoint Tech

ICANN plans to allow more internet Domain name extensions - 0 views

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    The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) plans to increase the number of domain name extensions (i-e gTLD such as .com, .net, .org, .info)
Kayla Davis

Call 1855-293-0942 Download Netflix App for tips and tricks - 0 views

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    All the Netflix users can grab the tricks regarding how to get most out of the streaming service. Simply Download Netflix app from the Google Play Store and enjoy your favorite content.
Erik Emanuelli

How to Self Publish Your Book #1: Traditional vs. Self Publishing for Bloggers - 0 views

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    Until very recently, you had one choice if you want to get your book in the hands of readers: traditional publishing. But today, traditional publishers are no longer the sole gatekeepers. You have a lot of options when it comes to publishing your book. Wondering whether it's worth it to pursue a deal with a traditional publisher, or whether you should take matters into your own hands and strike out on your own publishing journey? In the first post in our self-publishing series, we'll weigh the pros and cons of each side so you can make an informed decision.
Pure Money Making

Full tilt poker - 0 views

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    Full tilt poker is the world's strongest poker brand and one of the fastest growing poker rooms on the Internet. This is your chance to team up with the world's fastest growing online poker ...
Christopher Jan Benitez

6 Ways Keeping In Touch With Your SEO Contacts Can Help You Win Long-Lasting Partnerships - 0 views

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    Thanks for sharing my answer in this post! I felt the need to share it because I once treated people that I meet online as disposable assets and just focus with what I do. But by closing me from the industry, I don't get to create opportunities for my career. This is why I made a conscious effort to comment on other blogs, participate in online communities, and make connections so I can become a much better blogger and marketer. Most importantly, the partnerships that you get to develop and cultivate with like-minded people are priceless. Aside from learning from them, you can use your relationship into a collaboration, as I suggested in the post.
J. D. Ebberly

Turn FireFox 3 Into A Blogging Toolbox - Problogger - 0 views

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    Today Jeff Chandler shares with us how FireFox 3 can be a great tool for bloggers. If there is one thing that sets FireFox apart from any other web browser, it would have to be the third party support in the form of themes and extensions. There are so many extensions available for the browser, you can virtually do just about anything. As I become more entrenched as a blogger online, I've started to transform FireFox into more than just a browser, it has become my ultimate blogging toolbox. The following twelve FireFox extensions will give you a head start on turning FireFox into your own personal blogging toolbox.
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