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The Truth About Selecting The Right Facial Wrinkle Cream

aenacomey@gmail.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:26:39 PDT

The Truth About Selecting The Right Facial Wrinkle Cream by Leanne Wumoult

Are you plagued by wrinkles on your faces and bodies? Most of our facial expressions and movements make our skin prone to wrinkles. People who frown a lot might develop frown lines, while people who laugh a lot might get creases near their mouths and foreheads. Luckily, there are many anti wrinkle cream treatments on the market that target facial wrinkles.

Wrinkles inevitably come with age. They cannot be avoided completely. When our skin grows older and loses its ability to retain moisture and lipids, it also loses its firm, smooth texture. Sunlight and pollution also speed the aging process along.

Natural Wrinkle Therapies
Some face wrinkle creams not only diminish the appearance of wrinkles, they also delay the effects of the aging process by replacing the moisture and vitamins in our skin. With extra moisture and fatty acids, skin is less likely to wrinkle.

A healthy, balanced diet is one natural treatment for facial wrinkles. We should consume the right foods to nourish our skin from the inside out. When you get the right amount of vitamins and fluids in your system, you make it possible for your skin to regenerate its cells. Proper diet can also stimulate collagen production.

There are other steps you can take to protect your skin. If you are a smoker, give up the habit to prevent premature wrinkles. Smoking restricts blood flow to the tissues, including the skin. This keeps the skin from receiving the oxygen it needs, and results in an aged, weathered appearance. Over consumption of alcohol or illegal drugs can also dry out the skin and make it vulnerable to sores, infections, pimples, or diseases.

Many skin care regimens include vitamins and minerals in addition to topical creams. Dermatologists recommend vitamins A and E. These vitamins produce soft skin and help the body produce more collagen. Do not overuse these vitamins, though. In particular, too much vitamin E in the system might have unwanted effects.

Always use sunblock on your face when you go outside. Put it on your arms, hands, neck, and any other region that might be exposed to the sun. This will prevent cell mutations caused from ultraviolet rays. These mutations lead to wrinkles. Look for a face wrinkle cream that contains sunscreen, and keep it on whenever you go outdoors- particularly between 9am and 3pm.

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Do not wait until you get your first wrinkle to start using face wrinkle cream. By starting young, you can prevent the formation of many wrinkles. Even though wrinkles are a fact of life, early prevention will minimize their appearance in later years.

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8 Things That Motivate Web-Audience Response

aenacomey@gmail.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:21:42 PDT

8 Things That
Motivate Web-Audience Response
By Jerry Bader (c) 2008

It's always a good idea to stick to the basics. When businesses stray too far from the fundamentals, problems arise, but sticking to the basics doesn't mean boring people into a state of unconsciousness. If Web-visitors' eyes glaze-over upon entering your site, you've lost them before you've begun.

Web success is based on creative implementation of the basics, and that's where your Web-marketing presentation should begin.

1. Web-Audience Response Demands Communication

The Web has a lot in common with television but there are fundamental differences; it is important for Web-entrepreneurs to understand these differences and similarities, and learn from them.

Television and the Web are both communication environments, but television, like magazines and newspapers, are primarily advertising platforms. Of course there are plenty of websites around that follow the advertising financial model, but for the average business website, depending on third party advertising not only dilutes their marketing message and brand, but it also makes for a confusing and cluttered visual presentation.

Just because your website presents information, doesn't mean it's communicating it to your intended audience in any meaningful way. The manner in which you communicate your message is as important as the message itself. The medium is increasingly becoming the message, and even in situations where it isn't, it definitely shapes the message.

2. Web-Audience Response Demands Content

You have repeatedly heard the comment, 'content is king,' but we think, 'communication is king' because without communication your content is meaningless. But here's the dilemma, your information is basically advertising, after all you're in business, and business is about selling something - a product, a service, an idea, or your know-how. So the real underlying purpose of your website is to make that advertising message worth listening to, and to do that, you need to turn it into content.

To turn advertising into content you have to accept that sales take time. You have to be patient. You can't hurry a sale, you first have to build confidence; stop rushing the close and start thinking of selling as a courtship. You would never ask someone to get married on a first date, so why would you expect to get an order from a potential Web-client on their first visit.

3. Web-Audience Response Demands Courtship

No one is going to make a substantial financial commitment without reaching some level of comfort with who you are and what you do, and that requires some repeated contact: a courtship, or negotiation if you prefer.

Therein lies the similarity and difference between websites and television: the success of a television program is based on habituation. If you get people to tune-in every week on the same night, at the same time to see their favorite program, you will be able to keep delivering your marketing message through the commercials that pay for the content. In the same regard, if you can make your website interesting enough through the compelling presentation of content, you will get visitors to return again and again, each time gaining confidence and respect for what you do and what you sell.

The difference is people accept television commercials as the price they pay for free TV programming, but the same cannot be said for the Web. People want free information on the Web without the irritation and bother of ads; so the challenge for website owners is to turn their marketing message into compelling programming that creates habituation which is just another form of negotiation, or courtship of potential clients.

4. Web-Audience Response Demands Consistency

You hear the word strategy bandied about with little relevance to its precise meaning. In marketing terms, strategy is a big idea, a sustainable concept that you can build a business around.

Successful companies rarely change their strategies, a concept that should not be confused with tactics, which are the various methods used to implement strategy in order to secure the ultimate objectives.

Business has to be resilient and open-minded enough to adapt to an ever-changing business environment by constantly updating tactics, but strategy needs to be a constant, a touchstone or benchmark for implementing action. Staying on course requires confidence in the strategy with a vigilant eye on the big picture.

Websites that are nothing more than brochures or catalogs of product that anyone can purchase at the local mall or box store is a tactic that delivers little relevance to today's Web-savvy consumer. And the same can be said for the blatantly obvious direct marketíng sites based on old magazine subscription techniques. The new multimedia communication-based Web requires new presentation tactics in order to successfully implement marketing strategy.

5. Web-Audience Response Demands Expectation

Successful marketing is not just about persuading people that what you have is what they need, it's about creating a series of deliverable expectations.

If you expect a product to be easy to use because that's what the marketing communication states, then that product better be easy to use. Effective marketing presentations not only prompt action but just as importantly they create a set of realistic, deliverable expectations.

Ask yourself, why do people mistrust politicians, car salesmen, and telemarketers? We all know the answer: many will say, and promise, just about anything to get your vote or order, and the result is a disgruntled, cynical voter or customer. Read my lips, no false expectations!

6. Web-Audience Response Demands Trust

When customers' expectations are met, you begin to create trust, and trust is one of the hardest things to achieve on a website that lacks any kind of human connection to the audience.

I can't tell you how many websites I've visited that make no effort to humanize their presentations, and consequently their businesses. When you go to a contact page and all that's there is a form to fill-in, with no contact name or phone number, it says to people, 'I really can't be bothered talking to you.' Hiding behind email tells people not to trust you, and if they don't trust you, they are not going to do business with you.

Business is about connecting to people, whether they are consumers, purchasing agents, or suppliers. If your website doesn't have some kind of human element like a video Web-host, audio message, or even a contact name and phone number, how can you expect to connect and build confidence, and trust in your intent to satisfy their needs?

7. Web-Audience Response Demands Personality

By building trust with your Web-audience you are also building your brand and defining your corporate personality. Here again we have a bit of a dichotomy since personality is a human-based characteristic, so how then can we create a personality and instill human characteristics into an inanimate entity like a business?

Corporate personality does not derive from a logo, packaging, or your website's aesthetic qualities. Corporate personality is the sum total of the collective experiences your audience has with your company. In the brick and mortar world, corporate personality is a result of dealing with people, sales people, receptionists, and telemarketers; in short personality is derived from interaction with real human beings.

Clever, well written website copy can help create personality as long as it is written in a distinctive human voice, but we know that 70% of all website text is never read; people skip to bulleted points and captions. But the same material delivered by a real person either through Web-audio or video, not only delivers the marketing message in the most memorable and compelling fashion, but it also defines the business personality and humanizes the website.

Two caveats: avatars are not people, and unless you can afford to hire the creators of the Simpsons to develop your animation, you best forget it; as well, using yourself or a non-professional as a spokesperson or Web-host is a dangerous practice, and speaks more to ego than it does to effective business development.

8. Web-Audience Response Demands Motivation

Lastly your website must communicate content that excites and motivates people to do business with you. The ability to motivate people isn't about what you're selling; it's about how you present it.

Motivational speakers, whether in the business, entertainment, personal coaching, or sports arenas, all deliver a similar message; but the ones that truly stimulate people to act, are the ones that know how to present their ideas in the most exciting and compelling manner. If you want to motivate your Web-audience to respond, your presentation has to be delivered by a real human being: a professional with charm, charisma, and a distinctive character.

About The Author
Jerry Bader is Senior Partner at MRPwebmedia, a website design firm that specializes in Web-audio and Web-video. Visit MRPwebmedia.com, 136Words.com, SonicPersonality.com, and CacheClosed.com. Contact at info@mrpwebmedia.com or telephone (905) 764-1246.

what happens if such a battery is returned for warranty? by mary lv

aenacomey@gmail.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:20:02 PDT

what happens if such a battery is returned for warranty? by mary lv

what happens if such a battery is returned for warranty? what happens if such a battery is returned for warranty? Some manufacturers of industrial batteries provide warranties of up to 18 months. A free exchange is offered if the battery fails to meet 80 percent of the rated capacity throughout the warranty period. (I hasten to mention that these warranty policies apply to markets other than mobile phones.) But what happens if such a battery is returned for warranty? Will the dealer replace the pack without hesitation? more info:www.abatteryweb.com

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The Importance of Printing Estimates in Variable Printing

aenacomey@gmail.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:17:34 PDT

The Importance of Printing Estimates in Variable Printing by Adan Ines

Having a printing estimate is a very important option that you can have in your prints - more so in your variable printing strategies. Having the correct printing estimates will immensely improve your variable printing and direct marketing campaigns. But before we discuss how printing estimates can help you, here is a little background on what variable printing is.

Variable printing is a digital printing method that enables printers to mass produce your custom prints. For example, 3,000 personalized and custom prints can be produced as opposed to printing 3,000 copies of a single design that you can achieve through traditional offset printing.

There are three types of variable data printing options:

 On-demand short-run variable printing service - On demand short run color printing is the most basic of all the variable printing services available. This type of variable printing service is done by dividing your prints and printing a set number of copies in short run. This is the easiest type of digital variable printing method because it only utilizes the short run process and there is no data programming involved.

 Selectable variable printing service - selectable variable printing is the second type of digital variable printing services. It is more complicated than short run variable printing in the sense that there is a little programming involved. Here, you will have to determine which elements of the design will remain static (the same) and which elements will become variable (different).

This type of variable printing is used mainly for direct marketing campaign since it allows you to retain the original design and layout of your design but it also allows you to print a different name and address on each.

Ticket printing and stub printing also works on the same premise. You retain the design and layout that you want but you can change the number of the tickets for every print.

 Full variable printing service - full variable printing service is the most complicated of all variable printing services. Full variable printing service relies heavily on the printer's computer database and programming language. You can program different codes and scripts (you can specify the codes that you want or you can also leave them random) on to your computer. The computer in turn processes these algorithms and scripts that you input enabling the printer to alter your prints at random or at a controlled setting (it depends on the codes and scripts that you enter earlier). In theory, you can print different types of prints every copy.

Having printing quotes will help you with your variable printing services by:

* Letting you get instant prices of your prints - you can budget more and control how you can go about your marketing strategy. * It lets you canvass for the cheapest prices that you can get - having online price quotes allow you to shop around and get the prices of competing printers. Just choose which one fits your budget perfectly. Now you can print how many you need and not waste any more money.

Optimize Your Website...and They Will Come

aenacomey@gmail.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 05:12:07 PDT

Optimize Your
Website...and They Will Come
By Susan L Reid (c) 2008

What's the big deal about search engine optimization? Isn't it enough that you've put up a website, purchased some Google AdWords, and sent out an email to everyone you know announcing your site? In short, no. There is an art and science to search engine optimization (SEO), and it is critical for web-based businesses to know, understand and utilize if they want to drive quality traffic to their website via the Internet.

Where do you begin, though? How can you possibly know whom to trust or what to do first with so much information out there on SEO? Do you buy links or not? Pay per clíck or go organic? And what about those SEO companies who are aggressively promising Number 1 rankings? When it comes to search engine ranking, there are a lot of rumors and myths about what will improve your rankings and what won't.

Debunking Some Popular Search Engine Ranking Myths

- Pay per clíck (PPC) ads will either help or hurt organic rankings. (Organic simply means the process by which web users find websites having unpaid search engine listings.)

Debunked: PPC is categorized differently than organic listings. There is no effect, one way or the other, on ranking.

- Websites are banned if they ignore Google guidelines.

Debunked: While it's a good idea to read Google Webmaster Guidelines or Google 101: How Google Crawls, Indexes and Serves the Web, you are not banned if you ignore their guidelines.

- Websites are banned if they buy links.

Debunked: Sites are not banned. The links just aren't counted.

- Copy must be a certain number of words, use a specific keyword density, and contain bold or italicized keywords.

Debunked: It used to be thought that there was a magic number of words used or certain times a keyword or keyword phrase should be repeated. Not so. Same with bolding and italicizing. They don't do anything for ranking.

- Duplicate content will get your website penalized.

Debunked: It will just get filtered out and not counted.

- Reciprocal links won't count.

Debunked: Every link counts, to a certain extent.

- SEO companies can improve your rankings without doing any on-page work.

Debunked: Run if an SEO company tells you this.

According to SEO expert Jill Whalen, SEO isn't magic and isn't a crap-shoot. "SEO is about making your website the best it can be for your site visitors and the search engines." Want to help the right kind of people find your website? Then you need to design your site so search engines can find, crawl and index your pages.

Seven Ways to Get Your Website Crawled

It's better to have one main website with numerous domains pointing to the main domain, than to have mini-sites or multiple sites with similar content. Mini-sites and multiple sites with similar content do not increase search engine listings and are frequently viewed by search engines as SPAM.
If you do have several stand-alone websites, make sure each serves a different target audience and has unique content with different domain or sub-domain URLs.
Search engines need to be able to follow internal links. To make that happen, use tags, text links, image links, and CSS menus. Spiders have difficulty with JavaScript menus, pop-up windows, drop-down menus, and flash navigation.
Choose keyword phrases that are most relevant and specific to what your web page is about. Think from the perspective of someone searching for what you are offering on your site. Ask, as if you were they: What would I search for if I am looking for something on your page?
Validate your keyword phrases through either paid or free services, such as Keyword Discovery, Wordtracker, or Google AdWords.

Check for keyword competitiveness. Take into consideration the size of your business. In this case, size does matter. If you are a major player with a major brand, you can play in a larger competitive pond than a smaller company just starting out. Know what size pond is right for you, and check for competitiveness by putting: allintitle: "keyword phrase" in your browser and check the number count.
Once you have your keyword phrases validated and checked for competitiveness, use them in anchor texts, clickable image alt tags, headlines, body text copy, title tags, and meta descriptions. Meta tags aren't all that important for crawling.

SEO can be both intimidating and exhilarating. Intimidating because it seems as if just about everyone has an opinion on what it takes to get a high ranking in Google, so it's hard to know what to believe. Exhilarating because, once you understand the method behind the madness of SEO, you see the art and science of it. Then it becomes fun and easy to come up with a strategic plan about where to place keyword phrases, how to write copy, and what size pond is best for your company to compete in. Optimize your website, and they will come.

About The Author
Dr. Susan L. Reid is a business coach and consultant for entrepreneurial women starting up businesses. She is the Award-winníng author of Discovering Your Inner Samurai: The Entrepreneurial Woman's Journey to Business Success. Susan provides intuitive small business solutions, powerful attraction marketing tools, inspiration, and direction. Visit SuccessfulSmallBizOwners.com and download your copy of her latest free business success article.

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Optimize Your Blog Posts!

aenacomey@gmail.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 04:44:43 PDT

SEO blog posts are one of the best ways to get your links out there on the Internet. Search Engines love them and people can follow them easily to your site.

As an example I will link this keyword ”Ghost Writers” here. Notice the link takes you to a site that offers the service related to it. I could have linked any word here but I choose to link one that is relevant and that will help improve keyword traffic.

The big problem for most is how to make the most of their blog. I have found tons of articles about how to seo your blog software, but not much on the topic of optimizing your blog posts.

I will give a few simple things to consider when adding your blog posts:

Post Slugs or Permalinks

Post slugs are how your URL is displayed for each post. In most WordPress Accounts there is a setting for Permalinks. If you login to your admin and click “settings” and then “Permalinks” look for the words “Custom Structure” and put this line of code in:

/%category%/%postname%/

There are many ways to do this, but this way allows the category name and title of your blog appear in your post. If my category was Ghost Writers then the link would be: /ghost-writers/optimize-your-blog-post/

Now, that you have your permalinks in place, click on “write” to add your post now. Depending on your version of WordPress you will either see the words “Post Slug” or “permalink”. Post slug is on the right column and “permalinks” is under the title bar. Either way you can change the way your post URL title will appear.

This is important to follow because some times people use character in their titles like:

How To Optimize Your Blog Posts!

The (!) character will cause your URL to show funny, or if you use (- , “) or any number of characters. So in your post slug or permalink, make sure you remove those characters. Play around with this a bit and see how the URL reads after you change the Permalink or post slug portion.

Keyword linking

This one is simple but very often over looked. Don’t go crazy here with this, but make sure to link 2 or 3 of your keywords to your websites home page and inner pages as well.

The keyword “SEO content” is not very effective if not linked properly. Notice that I linked the word “seo content” to my site. I also added a title tag to the URL for better keyword positioning. In your word press when you highlight a word or phrase you can click on the link icon and it will give you an option for the URL and Title. The title is for your keyword. Since I linked “seo content” I then used that word as my title tag as well. Notice that if you put the mouse over the link a title appears.

Proper Credit where credit is due!

Since many people are not truly inspired writers, many will find content out there and copy and paste it into their WordPress program and revise the words around to make it more original. Though using someone else’s content does not require creative thought, it can help if you convert over 50% of the content around and put them in your own words.

However, it is not professional of you if done without giving credit to the original writer. In your article you don’t have to say this came from some site, etc… You simply choose a keyword in your blog post and link it to the source where you got it from. Don’t be greedy, it looks better anyway when you do this properly and helps with SEO as well. If you are not willing to give up a link, then come up with your own content.

Add a Picture

Very simple, add a photo to your post. Upload a photos, add an alt text and a title tag, it is all provided for you in wordpress. It not only makes your post look more attractive but it again helps with SEO.

Give you photo a file name that is keyword based as well. Download your image, rename it and upload it.

If you hire a ghost writer to write your content, make sure they provide you with the original source and a photo to match the blog content and upload the post yourself or train your writer to do this for you. You will find this is very effective for online marketing.

Top 20 Contributing Factors For Google SEO

aenacomey@gmail.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 04:43:30 PDT

Top 20 Contributing Factors For Google SEO
By Jon Bergan (c) 2008

Websites are quickly becoming one of the most popular ways of
advertising. Whether it be a business, its product or service or
something completely different, everyone of all ages is turning
to the web as a method of getting their message out there. With
the popularity of this marketing medium increasing and the
number of websites always growing, it is obvious that everyone
wants to appear at the top of Google's search engine rankings.
Achieving such a task is never an easy feat, however with a bit
of perseverance, one can definitely increase their chances of
reaching that glorious first page result.

Given that there is a heap of websites out there who are on the
first page, what is their secret? It is a little industry term
called "SEO" and it stands for Search Engine Optimization. SEO
basically consists of the customization of your website, its
content and its internal and external links to assist in the
overall indexing and ranking of your website in popular search
engines. There are many contributing factors that are used in
determining a website's ranking and every search engine is
different. This makes trying to optimize your site for Google,
Yahoo, Live and the many others quite a painstaking task.

As most of us are aware, Google is currently the most popular
search engine for the majority of Internet users. As such, it is
only normal that we'd want to focus our sights on achieving a
higher ranking within Google first with the hope that the rest
will follow. To do this, we must start a journey that could
potentially take months before we start seeing any real change,
however we have to start somewhere.

Our journey begins by defining some of the key contributing
factors that Google uses to determine a website's and webpage's
ranking within its results. These factors range from keyword use
to manipulating internal and external links and the list goes
on. To get you started, we have listed the top twenty factors
that you should focus on in order to help get your website that
little bit closer to the top of the search engine results
listings.

Keyword Use Factors

The following components relate to the use of search
query terms in determining the rank of a particular page.

1. Keyword Use in Title Tag - Placing the targeted search term
or phrase in the title tag of the web page's HTML header.

2. Keyword Use in Body Text - Using the targeted search term in
the visible, HTML text of the page.

3. Relationship of Body Text Content to Keywords - Topical
relevance of text on the page compared to targeted keywords.

4. Keyword Use in H1 Tag - Creating an H1 tag with the targeted
search term/phrase.

5. Keyword Use in Domain Name & Page URL - Including the
targeted term/phrase in the registered domain name, i.e.
keyword.com plus target terms in the webpage URL, i.e.
seomoz.org/keyword-phrase.

Page Attributes

The following elements comprise how Google interprets
specific data about a webpage independent of keywords.

6. Link Popularity within the Site's Internal Link Structure -
Refers to the number and importance of internal links pointing
to the target page.

7. Quality/Relevance of Links to External Sites/Pages - Do links
on the page point to high quality, topically-related pages?

8. Age of Document - Older pages may be perceived as more
authoritative while newer pages may be more temporarily relevant.

9. Amount of Indexable Text Content - Refers to the literal
quantity of visible HTML text on a page.

10. Quality of the Document Content (as measured algorithmically) -
Assuming search engines can use text, visual or other analysis
methods to determine the validity and value of content, this
metric would provide some level of rating.

Site/Domain Attributes

The factors below contribute to Google's rankings based on the
site/domain on which a page resides.

11. Global Link Popularity of Site - The overall link
weight/authority as measured by links from any and all sites
across the web (both link quality and quantity).

12. Age of Site - Not the date of original registration of the
domain, but rather the launch of indexable content seen by the
search engines (note that this can change if a domain switches
ownership).

13. Topical Relevance of Inbound Links to Site - The
subject-specific relationship between the sites/pages linking to
the target page and the target keyword.

14. Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community - The link
weight/authority of the target website amongst its topical peers
in the online world.

15. Rate of New Inbound Links to Site - The frequency and timing of
external sites linking in to the given domain.

Inbound Link Attribute

These pieces affect Google's weighting of links from external
websites pointing to a page and ultimately will assist in the
ranking of that page.

16. Anchor Text of Inbound Link.

17. Global Link Popularity of Linking Site.

18. Topical Relationship of Linking Page.

19. Link Popularity of Site in Topical Community - The link
weight/authority of the target website amongst its topical peers
in the online world.

20. Age of Link.

Negative Crawling/Ranking Attributes

There are also some points we should make before you start
getting your hands dirty. With any type of SEO marketing, there
are some things that can actually have a negative impact on your
ranking. These following components may negatively affect a
spider's ability to crawl a page or its rankings at Google.

* Server is Often Inaccessible to Bots.

* Content Very Similar or Duplicate of Existing Content in the
Index.

* External Links to Low Quality/Spam Sites.

* Duplicate Title/Meta Tags on Many Pages.

* Overuse of Targeted Keywords (Stuffing/Spamming).

It's now time to get busy! Start prioritizing your tasks,
modifying your content and building your internal and external
links to meet some of the above guidelines. Keep in mind that
improving indexing is mostly a technical task and improving
ranking is mostly a business/marketing strategy. What might work
now may not work in the future and finally, it takes time. Loads
of time. Still, with a bit of trial and error and a good dose of
persistence, you can achieve the search engine ranking you're
after.
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Jon Bergan is the owner of Bergan Blue, an Australian based
creative design firm focused on bridging the gap between the
online world of the Internet with the offline world of Marketing.
Please visit http://www.berganblue.com.au for more information.
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SiteProNews: June 18, 2008 Feature Article

aenacomey@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:43:33 PDT

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Does Your Web Site Need a Workout?
By Kalena Jordan (c) 2008

Here's an analogy for you. Yesterday, I was working my butt off
in the gym on the cardio machines, panting wildly with sweat
dripping off me and my face as red as a beet. Not the most
attractive sight, but I figure, you're at the gym to work out
right? I might as well "go hard" or "go home", as they say.

As I looked around me, I could see all these people simply going
through the motions. There they were, minus perspiration in
their shiny new lycra and expensive gym shoes, casually walking
on the treadmill or lazily turning the wheels on a bike while
reading a book or glued to the TV screens in front of them. Only
a few seemed to be there for the actual purpose of working out.
The rest seemed to be there to check out the talent or to simply
keep up the appearance of fitness, while doing the bare
minimum.

Huh? I don't get it. Why have these gym bimbos paid so much
money for a gym membership and all the related gear if they
aren't going to take full advantage of their investment?

Then it struck me - these gymbos were just like those companies
who spend thousands of dollars on a shiny new website with all
the bells and whistles like graphic design, blogs, shopping
carts, web analytics, the lot and then fail to take advantage of
it. I see it so often, regardless of company size. Web sites
that could easily be bringing in loads of traffic and revenue
simply wasting away because nobody can be bothered tracking
visitor activity, analyzing trends or checking for search engine
compatibility and usability.

These companies are simply keeping up appearances, investing
heavily in Internet technology because their competitors are
doing the same. But no thought has gone into the search engine
compatibility of the site, how usable it is for visitors or
whether it meets accessibility guidelines. They don't look at
their site statistics, they don't check for broken links and
they sure as heck don't investigate why their sites aren't
converting traffic into customers. What a waste!

Is your web site working hard enough for you? Run it through the
following 20 point fitness assessment to find out:


 * Is your site fully search engine compatible? Are all your
   pages being indexed by the major search engines?

 * Do you track your visitor statistics on a regular basis? Do
   you use the information provided by your visitor statistics
   to improve your site?

 * Is your web site accessible to visually-impaired visitors?
   Does it meet the international standards set down by the Web
   Accessibility Initiative [http://www.w3.org/WAI/] (WAI)?

 * Do you know which sites and search engines provide you with
   the most traffic? Do you use this information to increase
   your traffic further?

 * Do you track the source of all reported errors in your site
   statistics and fix them promptly?

 * Do you know which keywords your site was found for in the
   search engines? Have you conducted keyword research to
   determine what search terms your target markets are looking
   for so you can optimize for them?

 * Does your web site HTML code validate to W3 standards
   (http://validator.w3.org/)? Do you check for validation
   regularly?

 * Does your site contain zero broken links? Do you check for
   and fix broken links (http://validator.w3.org/checklink)
   regularly?

 * Has your site been fully search engine optimized to integrate
   your target search terms into your Page Titles, META Tags and
   visible page text?

 * Have you created and submitted an XML sitemap to Google
   Sitemaps (https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/login)?

 * Have you created and submitted a sitemap to Yahoo Site
   Explorer (http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/)?

 * Have you checked to see if your site meets Google's
   Webmaster Guidelines (http://www.google.com/support/
   webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=35769)?

 * Do you measure your visitor sign-ups and conversions on a
   regular basis? Do you tweak your landing page copy to
   increase the conversion rates?

 * Is your site navigation intuitive and are your visitors
   following the navigation paths you intended?

 * Do you encourage feedback from your site visitors and provide
   an obvious way for them to provide such feedback?

 * Are there at least 250 words of text on your home page to
   satisfy search engines?

 * Does your site contain a visible, text-based site map to aid
   user navigation?

 * Do you have an ongoing link building campaign running to
   secure more incoming links to your site and improve your
   site's link popularity score?

 * Does your site have a high percentage of repeat visitors? Are
   the majority of your visitors staying on your site for more
   than a minute?

 * Do your search engine referrals and site traffic figures
   grow each month?

Unless you can answer yes to all the questions in the above
checklist, your web site is not working hard enough for you and
needs a workout. Get to it!
================================================================
Article by Kalena Jordan, one of the first search engine
optimization experts in Australia, who is well known and
respected in the industry, particularly in the U.S. As well as
running a daily Search Engine Advice Column
(http://www.ask-kalena.com/), Kalena manages
Search Engine College (http://www.searchenginecollege.com/) - an
online training institution offering instructor-led short courses
and downloadable self-study courses in Search Engine Optimization
and other Search Engine Marketing subjects.
================================================================

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SiteProNews: June 16, 2008 Feature Article

aenacomey@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:43:33 PDT

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What To Do When Your Website Does Not Rank Well In Google
By Bill Platt (c) 2008 the Phantom Writers
(http://thePhantomWriters.com)

Online marketers frequently struggle with the question of how to
compete when Google fails to look positively upon a particular
website. In this article, I will focus on how to build rankings
and drive traffic to your website, using Google and the other
search engines.

What Motivates Google's Algorithm

Over the years, many have tried to claim, even in court, that
Google was unfairly keeping their website out of the top of
Google's search results. But, the truth is that Google is not
beholden to the needs and desires of the webmasters who want to
be on page one of Google's natural search results.

Instead, Google is beholden to its stockholders and its need to
earn profits. Google has determined that the best way to keep
profits high is to keep Internet users flocking to its websites.
Google accomplishes that by giving its users the kind of
information they are looking to find, and Google weights its
search algorithm towards what Google believes its search audience
wants to see in the SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages).

It is important for online marketers to understand that it is not
always in Google's best interest for our websites to rank well
in Google.

How Important Is Google In Search?

Worldwide, Google is currently providing 78% of all searches
(http://marketshare.hitslink.com/report.aspx?qprid=4).

But in 2007, Google only provided 52% of my website's total
search traffic. Yahoo, Windows Live, Ask, and MSN provided the
next 42%. The remaining 6% of my website's search traffic came
from another 55 smaller search engines.

On my website, only 48.8% of my 2007 traffic actually came from
search engines. The remaining 51.2% of my website's quarter
million visitors came directly from article placements on other
websites, recommendations from other people, forum posts, and
from people who have bookmarks for my website.

Tips For Ranking Well For Specific Keywords

It has been my experience that it is easier to rank in 1) MSN /
Windows Live, 2) Yahoo, and then 3) Google, in that order. Quite
frankly, I have always ignored the role of Ask in the search
market. While MSN is the easiest search engine to rank in, it
only delivered 4.6% of my total search traffic in 2007.

I read a question in a forum, where the poster was asking how he
could get his website to rank well in Google for the search term,
"software".

The truth is that it is nearly impossible in nearly every search
engine to rank well in the natural results for such a singular
keyword as "software". In a nutshell, if you want to rank well
in Google, you need to build inbound links (IBLs) to your website
with your targeted keywords in the links.

But, you don't want to put all of your links together with one
keyword phrase. One of Google's red flags is when they notice a
link to a particular website appearing more than 60% of the time
with one specific keyword phrase.

Utilizing a variety of long-tail keywords will actually serve you
better in the search-engine ranking puzzle, in more ways than
one. After all, when I do a search for software, I don't type in
the search word, "software". I type in search phrases like:
"accounting software", "small business accounting software",
"windows software accounting small business", "windows image
editing software", "windows software image editor", "windows
xp photo album manager", etc.

People searching the keyword "software" have yet to figure out
that they are looking for specific kinds of software. Once they
do an initial search, they are going to type in more specific
search terms to find what they actually want. So, once you start
targeting a variety of long-tail keyword phrases, then you will
start seeing more success in your search marketing efforts.

How To Start Your Search Engine Optimization Journey

If you are wanting to get into the natural search results of
Google and the other search engines, you must know before you
dive into the project that getting good rankings in the search
engines for your chosen keywords can take a really long time,
before you begin seeing results.

While inbound links to your website, targeted to your chosen
keywords, will help your website climb in the search results of
your favorite search engines, it may be a frustrating journey.

Your competitors want to rank well for the same search terms you
do. And since only ten of you can be on page one of the search
results, you may have to work really hard to topple those guys
already on page one of the results, and you will have to fight to
keep your ranking once you get it.

There are some keyword phrases that are nearly impossible to rank
for, even if you have really deep pockets. For example, most
every keyword phrase for the financial industry will be extremely
difficult to rank for in Google. Competition in this industry is
fierce, so achieving top search rankings will be tough to say the
least.

This is the reason why so many SEO experts encourage marketers to
target "low-hanging fruit". It may be fairly easy to rank well
for a four- or five-word search phrase, and extremely expensive
to target a two- or three-word search phrase.

My personal approach has always been to rotate through a list of
more than 100 target keyword phrases, over a longer period of
time. In doing so, I capture a lot of low-hanging fruit quickly,
and at the end of the loop, I am a bit closer to snagging the
fruit in the upper branches of the tree. At the end of my list, I
analyze my keywords again to see where I am strong and to see
where I am still weak, and then I begin the process again.
(According to SEOdigger.com, I have better than 950 keyword
phrases in the top twenty results of Google.)

How To Get Links

The challenge most people face when they begin building links to
a website is where to get those essential links.

Article marketing is my chosen method for getting inbound links.

Because of Google's news feed strategy, the initial placement of
your article might appear immediately in the SERPs, but then it
will disappear. During the news cycle phase of the Google
algorithm, new materials are given an added boost in ranking.
Once the news cycle is done, any new pages will sink back down to
where they would be based on the general Google algorithm.

If you are honest with yourself, you know that every page on the
Internet started life with a PageRank Zero, but given enough
time, many pages will gain in PageRank, as they begin to be
linked. For a more detailed look at the process of how reprint
articles gain value for a website in Google's search index, see
my article about "Fishing for Links in Google" at:
http://article-blog.thephantomwriters.com/
whitehat-vs-blackhat-fish-for-links-or-die-trying/2008/06/10/

Utilizing article marketing as a link building method, I have put
one website on the map in as little as eight weeks, with only
three articles. This website has one #1, one #2, eight results on
page one, and twelve results in the top twenty listings of
Google. Most of those keywords also rank well in Yahoo and MSN.

On the other hand, on my main website, I started looking at the
keyword phrase "article marketing" just eighteen months ago,
when my website sat at #79. Today, my website sits at #12 in
Google for that keyword phrase.

I believe that given enough time, investment and commitment, I
can use article marketing to elevate any web page on the Internet
to multiple page-one listings in Google. But, not everyone is
willing to make the kind of investment and commitment one needs
to get to the top of Google's search results...

What To Do When You Need Results Now

If you simply cannot wait as long as it takes to build top
rankings naturally, then you need to look seriously at
Pay-Per-Click advertising models, such those offered through
Google Adwords (http://adwords.google.com) and Yahoo Search
Marketing (http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com).
================================================================
Bill Platt offers Article Distribution and Article Ghost Writing
services through his website at: http://www.thephant omwriters. com
He has written an ebook that has been designed to help people
create more effective articles. One customer said of his ebook,
"I've read almost every ebook out there on article writing and
article marketing and this one tops it all." To learn more about
Bill's ebook or to get your own copy, please click this link:
http://thephantomwriters.com/ebooks/article-marketing-traffic.html
================================================================

Copyright � 2008 Jayde Online, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

SiteProNews is a registered service mark of Jayde Online, Inc.

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Firstly, a little background about VitalViral.

aenacomey@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:27:32 PDT

Firstly, a little background about VitalViral.
==============================================

You may have noticed that there are several sites that
have sprung up recently that are 'downline builders'.

These are similar to VitalViral except that generally
they promote a specific business opportunity.

Recognising that many people already have a business of
their own that they'd like to promote, I created
VitalViral as a completely generic downline builder -
the difference being that it only helps you build your
downline in traffic / safelist programs.

So you can promote it safe in the knowledge that your
leads and signups will NEVER be exposed to other
business opportunities via VitalViral.

Instead, you get to choose exactly what you want to
promote with the traffic and leads you generate.



How does VitalViral work?
=========================

The main purpose of VitalViral is to give you a system
that will be effective at building downlines in the
various supported traffic / safelist programs.

Have you ever tried promoting your affiliate link for
say TrafficSwarm within TrafficSwarm? I hope not
because it just won't work; most of the people seeing
your adverts are already members!

OK, have you ever tried promoting a different traffic
program affiliate link from within TrafficSwarm?

It's better but still not very effective because you're
not offering the visitor anything except 'please join
my downline in this xyz program' - not a very
compelling offer for your visitor.

By contrast, offer that visitor a free system that will
HELP THEM and you greatly increase the chance that they
will join your downline.

So, now that you've joined VitalViral, you have a free
system, a website programmed with YOUR affiliate links,
that you can use to offer your visitors their own
system.

When they join, they will hopefully join at least one
or more programs through your links. From that moment
on, whenever they promote VitalViral for their own
purposes, they're helping you build your downline in
those programs. And anyone they introduce will be
helping you too!

This is SO powerful. Your business is going to benefit
from people who don't join your main business!!


Tomorrow, I'll go into more detail about the short term
strategy for using VitalViral to build your main
business.

For now, just use the 'Vital Secrets' area of the
website to get started.

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VitalViral guide day 2 (strategy)

aenacomey@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:25:15 PDT

Welcome to day 2 of the VitalViral guide.

Unsubscribe links are at the end of this and every email.

Today I'm going to help you understand how you need to
be thinking to get the most out of VitalViral.com

I'm often going to use TrafficSwarm as an example, so if
you're not a member, you'll get the idea. TrafficSwarm is
a simple system - earn credits by viewing other members'
sites and then use those credits to advertise your own
site.

Many people join TrafficSwarm in order to promote their
main business. They surf an hour a day or so to earn
enough credits to be worthwhile and consequently get
traffic to their main business website.

But doing that is missing a BIG trick!

You see, TrafficSwarm has a referral / affiliate program.
And what do you get for referring others? Extra credits
for you when your downline do their surfing to earn
credits !!!

If you have a significant downline in TrafficSwarm, you'll
earn a lot more credits than you can by your own surfing.

Most traffic / safelist programs have a similar scheme.

This is EXACTLY what VitalViral is designed to help you
do - build downlines in multiple traffic / safelist
programs. And boy, does it work!!

In just the first 45 days after launch, my downline in
two of the programs had each grown by 50+ people! And
after 67 days, that figure was 100+!

And that was with relatively little advertising on just
one program!

Imagine how many credits you can earn with downlines
building at that rate!

Short Term Strategy
===================

To benefit from VitalViral, you have to promote it.

You neeed to 'sacrifice' some of the credits you were
using to promote your main business in order to promote
your VitalViral site.

For example, if you've been generating 4000-5000 credits
a month on TrafficSwarm and using them to promote your
main business, you now need to use some of those to
promote your VitalViral site. That will build your
downlines in the other programs.

Then you can use the other programs to promote VitalViral
which will then help you build your TrafficSwarm downline.

That downline will result in you getting a lot more
credits from TrafficSwarm, leading to more traffic to
VitalViral and MORE people joining your downlines...

This creates a spiral of ever increasing signups and
traffic / leads.

The ultimate goal is to build sufficient downline in the
various programs that your downlines will continue to
grow, even if you no longer promote VitalViral.

At that point, you have free traffic for life!!!

Personally, I stopped all advertising of my main business
and promoted VitalViral exclusively for one month. This
resulted in so much more traffic that I could send the
same amount of traffic to my main business and still have
plenty left over to continue to promote VitalViral.

The more heavily you promote VitalViral initially, the
quicker you'll get into the position of having downlines
in the various programs. Once you see your traffic credits
increasing, then you can choose whether to grow VitalViral
even faster or to 'siphon off' some of that traffic for
your main business.

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Where To Go For Data Recovery

aenacomey@gmail.com — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 11:23:45 PDT

Where To Go For Data Recovery

All computer owners out there know that hard drives can and probably will fail at some point in time. Even though hard drives are built to last and withstand a lot of things, crashes are something that hard drives don’t handle well. Although the loss of data is something to be expected - data recovery ensures that your hard drive doesn’t fail you when you need it the most.

Your hard drive is very important. It stores all of your data and files, and keeps all of your important computer documents. Hard drives have rotating gears, an aperture arm, and 4 platters that store data. No matter how great a hard drive is built, failure is bound to happen one day.

When your hard drive crashes or you lose all of your information, there are things you can do to get back your data. The best way to get back your data, is to take your hard drive to a specialist in your area or send it off to a company. This way, tests can be ran on it and the specialists there can recover your data, which may require rebuilding your hard drive.

If you happen to have multiple hard drives or a RAID configuration, then all you need to do is replace the broken hard drive, and the data that you thought you lost will be regenerated among the other drives. If all of the hard drives in the RAID or mirror configuration have crashed, then you’ll need to send them off together.

Those of you who decide to on the task of fixing the hard drive yourself, should rethink about it. Repairing a hard drive takes a lot of time, effort, and research. If you have no experience with hard drives, it is definitely something that you don’t want to get into. Even if you have a neighbor who is very experienced with computers and hard drives, you should still look into taking your hard drive to a professional - and get it done right the first time.

In the rare cases where the hard drive cannot be repaired, the experts will let you know. They will tell you that there is nothing you can do, the hard drive is completely destroyed. This way, you don’t waste time or money on something that simply cannot be fixed.

Although data recovery can fix your hard drive and restore your data and information in most cases, you should still create a backup of your information. This way, you’ll have everything you need just in case something happens that can’t be fixed. It isn’t hard to create a backup, and you should always backup your data at least once a week. With the proper data backup, you can keep on going with your operations while your crashed hard drive is being repaired - which won’t slow you down a bit.

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Why You Shouldn't Try Data Recovery Yourself

aenacomey@gmail.com — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 07:32:26 PDT

Why You Shouldn't Try Data Recovery Yourself

In the world of computers, data recovery is something we all know and rely on to recover lost of missing data. The process of data recovery is very complicated, one that you should never attempt to do yourself. Hard drives especially, are very fragile and need extra special care when they are worked on. You have to be careful with the small components inside of them, which is why only a trained specialist should be attempting data recovery.

When you first take your hard drive to a specialist, they will perform an evaluation then get back to you and tell you the problem, as well as the cost. When most people get their price quote, they immediately think the price is too high. As this happens, the individual will decide to try their own data recovery. This isn’t the smartest idea, as it normally results in your data being lost forever. In most cases, where individuals attempt data recovery themselves, the data is so far gone that even the best data recovery specialist can’t bring it back.

When the hard drive crashes and data cannot be accessed, most people will think about using a disk repair utility. This isn’t a good idea, as the software will normally write to the disk, causing the data that is currently stored to be overwritten. These types of software programs can be very complex, and in most cases, won’t fix the problem. They should be avoided at all costs, for the simple fact that they won’t bring back your data - they will only make things worse.

Another common mistake people make, that should never be attempted, is to open up the hard drive and try to rebuilt it. Hard drives are full of very delicate components, many of which are very small, and very fragile. The platters are the most sensitive inside of the hard drive, as they are small and contain a layer of magnetized material. This material is very fragile, and sensitive to debris, dust, and especially your fingerprints.

If you don’t know how to handle the platters, you can easily scratch their surface, which could indeed damage them forever. There is a spindle inside of the drive, which constantly moves the platters. A motor is there as well, which determines the speed that the platters revolve. The platters store data for the entire drive, which is accessed by an actuator arm. When the hard drive is in operation, the platters and the actuator arm move at very fast speeds, which is why everything has to be perfect.

If you go to tamper with the drive and attempt to rebuild it yourself, you’ll more than likely damage something. The technicians that work with data recovery on a daily basis are experts with hard drives, and know exactly how to handle the devices. They know how to handle the platters, the actuator arm, and how to put everything back in a complete working fashion.

Some people out there have been told that hitting or even dropping a hard drive can fix common hardware problems. This is not the case, as hard drives can easily break if they physically abused in any way. The interior components are very fragile and do not react well at all to any type of abuse or physical mistreating.

Whenever something happens to your hard drive and you lose your data, you should always leave it to the data recovery experts. Companies who specialize in data recovery can recover your data, and do it the right way - which can save you time and money in the long run.

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Tips For Data Recovery

aenacomey@gmail.com — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 07:33:36 PDT

Tips For Data Recovery

Anytime your hard drive crashes or you lose your data, you’ll need to turn to data recovery to properly restore your information. Data recovery is something most computer users are familiar with, as a majority of us have had to turn to data recovery at some point in time. Even though hard drives are becoming better and better, they are still mechanical and will always encounter problems.

The first thing to do, before any problems happen, is to always back up your data. If you create backups of your information, you’ll be well prepared in the event of a disaster. This way, even if your hard drive cannot be repaired and the data is lost forever, you’ll have the back ups to continue going as normal. If you didn’t make back ups, you’ll find the situation very traumatic when you discover that your data cannot be recovered.

Most hard drives will last for years before they start to encounter any type of malfunction or hardware problems. You can help prevent data loss by turning off your computer when it isn’t in use, or shutting it down when you hear the hard drive making an odd noise. If the hard drive starts to malfunction, letting it continue to run will only do more damage. If you shut it off immediately and take it to a specialist, you’ll have a much better chance of getting it repaired.

With natural disasters, hackers, viruses, or other problems, you won’t have the time to react. Before you know it, your hard drive will be damaged and your data will be gone. Although this can be very frustrating, data recovery can normally bring your information back. All you need to do is take the hard drive to a local specialist, then let them work their magic and show you the power of data recovery.

There are software programs out there that claim to recover lost data, although you should avoid them at all costs. Most of time, these software programs will do your hard drive more bad than good. Even though software may cost a lot less than professional data recovery services, the professional services will guarantee their work. If you turn to software and it only makes things worse - your more or less out of luck, as the software doesn’t guarantee anything.

Anytime your hard drive fails and you seem to have lost your data, you should turn to professional data recovery services immediately. They may cost you a lot of money, although they do the job right the first time. When it comes to your data, you really don’t want to take any chances - especially if you had important documents and files stored on your hard drive.

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The Evaluation Process Of Data Recovery

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:28:31 PDT

The Evaluation Process Of Data Recovery

As most people already know, almost all hard drives fail due to normal use and conditions. Although it can happen at anytime, hard drive failure normally takes several years to occur, due to normal wear and tear. No matter what the case may be, you should always be fully aware of the options that are available to you, and what you should do if your hard drive fails.

Data recovery is the most useful and by far the best way to retrieve data that has been lost or deleted from a hard drive. Hard drive recovery can restore files that have been lost, no matter what the cause may be. From viruses to crashes, data recovery can restore the files on your hard drive by rebuilding the platters and the structure of the drive. Most experienced computer technicians can restore your hard drive in just a couple of days.

Before you hard drive can be rebuilt, it must be evaluated. The evaluation process will give the technician a chance to go through your hard drive, determine what caused the failure, and what they need to do to restore your data. This is a very extensive process that involving a series of steps performed by the technician.

First things first, the technician must determine if the problem is logical, physical, or possibly a combination of both. Physical failures result in hardware malfunctions, while the logical problems lie in the software. Once the technician has found the problem and the cause, he can plan out the repair process and what he needs to do to recover the information.

If the technician is able to gain access into the hard drive, he or she will then create a mirrored image of the drive and continue the process. The data structure will come next, where the technician will determine just how much of the data can be saved. This step in the evaluation can be the most time consuming, as the technician or technicians will have to go through each sector step by step and located what data can be retrieved and what data cannot be retrieved.

Once the evaluation process has been completed, the results will be given to you. The technician will normally go over everything with you, and explain the options you have available. This is where they will discuss pricing, as well as how long it will take. They will also let you know how much data can be retrieved, and what they think caused the problem. You can always get a second opinion if you choose, or go ahead and use the technician. In the rare event that no data can be retrieved, the technician will tell you that nothing can be done for your hard drive. Keep in mind that before they do anything to retrieve data, they will always contact you first to find out what you want to do.

Normally, most data can be retrieved in as little as 48 hours. The evaluation process may take a few days, as it is more time consuming and planned out than the actual data recovery process. The evaluation process can take longer depending on the parts that are needed, or if other technicians need to be involved with the process. If the technician has all of the necessary parts on hand and the experience, it normally doesn’t take long. On the other hand, if the hard drive has a lot of hardware and mechanical problems - it can take a few weeks before you find out anything.

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Software Backup For Everyone

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:28:03 PDT

Software Backup For Everyone

Backing up your data with almost any electrical device is crucial to keep things intact. No computer or other electronic device is crash proof, problems can occur at any time. All computers can crash at any given time, which normally results in the loss of all data that was stored on the hard drive.

The potential for less is the ideal reason to create a backup of your software and data. How often or how much you need to backup things however, all depends on how you use your computer. If your data is very important or if you use your computer for work, you may need to create a backup of your software on a daily basis, possibly even hourly for some people.

You can use various devices and equipment to backup your data, such as DVD and CD burners, tapes, external hard drives, servers on the Internet, and so on and so forth. Although each one has pros and cons, you should always use more than one backup method if your data is extremely important to you, just to be on the safe side.

When it comes to backing up your data using software, there are five different methods you can use:
1. Full backup - A full backup will create a mirror of your hard drive, every file and folder that you currently have on your computer.
2. Differential backup - A differential backup creates the backup only for files that have been changed or upgraded.
3. Disk image - This will give you the choice of backing up your entire hard drive or just the files that you select.
4. Unattended backup - Using this method, you can set the software that will create the backup to do all of the work, even if you aren’t around.
5. Snapshot backup - A snapshot backup will mirror your hard drive, backing up the images of your files.

When you decide to get a software program to assist you with backing up your files, you should always get a program that best fits your needs. Price is also an important factor, although ease of use and overall reliability should always be the most important factors when it comes to your data.

Most programs are easy to use, so even if you have never backed up your data before, you’ll be able to do it without any problems. All you’ll need to do is load the software then follow the instructions that come up on the screen.

All in all, software backup is the best way to keep your data preserved and ready. Something can happen to your computer at any given time, which is why you should always be on the safe side and back up your data every chance you get.

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Software Backup For Everyone

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:27:40 PDT

Recovery For Your Hard Drive

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:26:10 PDT

Recovery For Your Hard Drive

These days, computers have become a must have for nearly everyone. Even though they are great to have around and make our lives easier, they are also known to crash as well. With computers being electronic, there really is no way to make them fool proof. The hard drives that hold all of the information have mechanical parts, which means that they can crash at any given time - resulting in a loss of information, and maybe even a ruined hard drive.

In general, hard drive recovery is the process you use to restore a hard drive that has crashed, been a victim of a virus, or possibly tampered with. Keep in mind that recovery isn’t just limited to restoring everything on the hard drive, but it is also useful for finding lost files, fixing corrupt hard drives, and even locating data that you may have deleted by accident.

For many years, hard drive recovery has helped those with bad hard drives or lost information to retrieve their data. What many people aren’t aware of, in the event of data that has been deleted by accident, is the fact that some data will remain on your computer even after you may have removed it from the recycle bin. Windows doesn’t always delete files completely, but more or less puts them to the side until it has the necessary data to overwrite the files.

If data was indeed gone forever, then it wouldn’t be possible to recover. Most files, even after your hard drive crashes and the data appears to be gone, are still there on your hard drive. All it takes is someone experienced with data recovery to retrieve the information. Although data recovery is an exceptional way to retrieve lost data, there is also a downside to using it as well.

The real downside to data recovery is the fact that most information can be retrieved. If you have data on your hard drive that you don’t want anyone to view, deleting it from your hard drive doesn’t always get rid of it completely. Hackers can easily retrieve the data as well, if they are experienced enough. For this very reason, computer experts and avid computer geeks will tell you that erasing a file doesn’t always remove it from your hard drive.

The way that hard drive recovery works is by reconstructing the lost data on your hard drive. It doesn’t matter if your files were deleted by accident or the result of a crash, most data can be reconstructed and brought back to life so that you can access it. Although most crashes are due to the PC failing or a virus, there are some instances that are due to hardware failure, such as the actuator arm or platters not working properly. You won’t be able to use the hard drive if this happens, although hard drive recovery can fix the problem.

No matter what type of problem you are experiencing with your hard drive, recovery can normally fix the problem. Whether it is hardware malfunction, crash, computer virus, or accidental deletion, you can normally almost always retrieve your files. Keep in mind that you’ll normally have to take your hard drive to a specialist, either locally or by mailing it to them. Computer technicians that are experienced with data recovery can bring back your files and make your hard drive appear to be new again. This way - the loss of data won’t slow down your performance.

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Professional Data Recovery Services

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:25:42 PDT

Professional Data Recovery Services

There are several data recovery software programs out there that are intended to assist you with recovering lost data. Even though they may be a big help with some cases, there are other times when they don’t do anything. In the event of software programs not being able to recover your lost data, you can count on professional services to be there for you.

As we all know, the process of data recovery is very time consuming and requires quite a bit of technical prowess in order to recover the data that has been lost. If the recovery is performed in the wrong way, it can lead to the hard drive being damaged beyond repair, and quite possibly the information that was stored on the hard drive to be lost forever.

Even though you may know quite a bit about computers and hard drives, data recovery is something that is best left to professionals. They have all the equipment and knowledge to recover files, without bringing more damage to the hard drive. They can also recover any type of file that was on your hard drive, even preview the files before they recover them. This way, they will be able to go over with you which files you wish to be recovered.

Professional services can also offer you is the emergency boot media. This methods allows you to recover any data from computers that cannot boot Windows due to a failure, virus, damage to the hard drive, or loss of data. This is ideal for times when your computer will start up, although it doesn’t want to load Windows. Normally, this method can bring everything back to your hard drive, in a matter of minutes.

Professional data recovery specialists offer a variety of services and skills to help you recover any data that you have lost. They work with hard drives on a daily basis, and know everything that they can and can’t do. Even though you may be able to do it yourself, you also have to look at the time it takes as well. Professional services have the time to put into the recovery process, as they do it for a living. Recovery takes a lot of time - which is something that many of us simply do not have.

Anytime your hard drive crashes or you experience a loss of data, you can always count on professional data recovery services to retrieve your data. Although it may take a few days or even a few weeks, you’ll get your data back. They can retrieve any or all of your files, no matter how bad the hard drive may be damaged. Even though it may appear there is no hope for your lost files - professional data recovery services can make it happen.

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Online Data Backups

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:24:54 PDT

Online Data Backups

Backing up and protecting data should be something that every business or individual strives to do. Data is very important, especially for businesses or individuals who make a living using their computers. If you have never looked into backing up your files or haven’t backed them up before, you should really look into it before it is too late.

Among the many ways to back up your files are online data backups. Online backups are great for businesses, as they will protect your data. You can think of this method as being a server and a host, as the company stores your information over the Internet. You can log in at anytime, and access your data. If your hard drive crashes, you can easily access the information you need without having to wait until your data is recovered by a specialist.

Although online data backups are great, they do have some concerns with security. Although the server is indeed encrypted, it isn’t completely safe. Hackers can get into the system if they are good enough, although it is very rare. Online back up companies make their living protecting data, which is why they are so very popular. They know what they are doing, and they can keep your data safe.

The best thing about online data backups is the fact that the information isn’t stored at your office. It doesn’t require the amount of space that CD or DVD media back up uses, nor do you have to protect it from employees who aren’t authorized to access it. The company that you select does all of the work for you, and they protect the data from prying eyes. You upload the data to their servers, then you and whomever you give the login data to are the only ones who can access it.

Before you make a final decision on whom to use for your online data backup services, you should choose one that is fully secure, has great lockout policies, and human security around their facility as well. The better companies will offer state of the art security, with no fear of anything coming in contact with your data. Even though they can tend be expensive, the last thing you want is to pay money for a service that doesn’t fully protect your information.

If you do your research and think about what each company has to offer you, you can plan accordingly. You should always look into the track record and past history of the company as well, to find out just how well they protect data. Your data and information is your life, so you’ll obviously want to choose and online back up company who takes a lot of pride in their performance - and will protect your data no matter what.

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Offsite Backup Advantages

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:24:12 PDT

Offsite Backup Advantages

Creating backups of your data and files is a very important way of staying on top of disaster and missing data. Both small and large businesses, including individuals, always look towards a backup of information to keep them going in the face of disaster. Even though backups are a great way to keep your data safe and protected, there are some flaws with the traditional methods.

When you create backups of your data, you must store them somewhere where they can’t be damaged or someone else can access them. For businesses, offsite backup is a well known and popular way to backup files. It offers you several different advantages when compared to other ways, such as CD, DVD, external hard drives, and even servers. One of the biggest advantages to offsite backup is the fact that the backups aren’t stored in your office or business.

Offsite backup companies store your data in state of the art safes, to protect them against fire, flood, and even prying eyes. This can be extremely beneficial if unexpected things have a habit of occurring around your office.

Another great thing about offsite backups are the fact that they can be used as stores for your data. You won’t need to rely on online space, as you can easily go to the company who is storing your data and go through it anytime you wish. You can also use online space with most companies as well. You simply upload your data to their online storage area, then go back anytime you wish and view it. This is a very handy feature, similar to a hosting company.

Another benefit of offsite backup is the fact that your data will always be protected, and you won’t have to use CD or DVDs to do it. CD and DVD storage is great for individuals, although there will be quite a bit of them for most businesses. This can get somewhat costly, but more importantly, it will use a lot of space to store the backup files. They can also become damaged or lost, unlike offsite backup storage.

Offsite storage is also great if your business is in a bad area. If Mother Nature has a habit of bashing your area with floods, fires, or hurricanes, you should look into offsite backup storage immediately. They have ways to protect your information from harm, including anything Mother Nature can dish out. There is no need to worry about natural disasters, system failures, hard drive crashes, or data failure with offsite backup storage.

Even though you may not realize it, the data will be available anytime you need it. Online backup services are available anytime, day or night, and can be accessed anywhere you are. Most are easy to set up, and offers you very impressive security measures. They are also fast and very efficient, which is great for those who need to access their files immediately.

When it comes to offsite backup, you can store virtually any file you need to, such as text files, e-books, contact record, pictures, music, and anything else you can think of. The storage for online backups are virtually endless, capable of storing everything you need.

All in all, offsite backup storage is ideal for any business or corporation. You can store your data with an online offsite backup, or choose to do it physically in an offsite safe. The choice is entirely up to you. No matter which method of offsite backup you choose - your data will always be protected, and best of all - it will always be there anytime you need it.

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Not Too Late For Data Recovery

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:23:36 PDT

Not Too Late For Data Recovery

As most of us already know, recovering data that is lost or damaged is known as data recovery. Data recovery can save a majority of your data information, in the form of hard drives, zip disks, CDs, DVDs, and other means of storage. Data recovery is very common these days, as it can help you get back on track after your hard drive crash or other means of destruction to your data.

On the professional side of things, there are a lot of companies out there who excel in data recovery. They have technicians who are experts in recovering your data, and spend a majority of their time working on hard drives. Recovering the information from a hard drive can be a very time consuming process, all depending on just how bad the drive has been damaged. If the hard drive is damaged physical or the sectors have been damaged, some of the data that was stored on it may be lost forever.

If you take immediate action and seek a repair service for your hard drive, you just may be able to save everything. In the result of a crash, virus, accidental deletion, or other disaster, you shouldn’t waste any time at all. You should always look into a company, preferably local, that can help you with your hard drive. The company will first do an evaluation on the hard drive, then contact you and discuss what options you have available with you.

To safely and efficiently recover your data using software, companies have a few choices they can use. Below, you’ll find some software examples that companies use to recover lost data on hard drives.

FIRE recovery
FIRE is a bootable program that can immediately take action with data recovery. It can also assist with virus scans, incident response, and forensic analysis. FIRE is a very common program, widely used by data recovery specialists around the world.

LDE recovery
Known as Linux Disc Editor, the LDE method of recovery was originally created for recovering lost files in Linux. It is an older method of software and data recovery, which proved to be very beneficial to those who used Linux.

NT recovery
The software for NT data recovery provides the proper read access for hard drives that are set up with NTFS in the Windows or MS DOS environment. This software is among the most popular for data recovery technicians, allowing them to copy files from NTFS to FAT volumes.

The above examples are all but a few among the software recovery methods. Software recovery can work with most hard drives, if they aren’t too badly damaged. If the hard drive has been damaged by flood, fire, or other physical damage, it will probably need to be rebuilt. Again, if you don’t waste in time seeking a technician, you may be able to get everything fixed. Rebuilding the hard drive will take quite a bit of time, as the technician will have to go through every inch of the drive and replace the parts that have been damaged.

As important as your data is, it’s always in your best interest to get on the ball and don’t let any time be wasted. Time is always of the essence, especially when it comes to recovering all of your data and information. Time will always prove to be the ultimate and deciding factor with your information - which is why you shouldn’t let one precious second be wasted whenever something happens to your hard drive.

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Losing Your Mind With Data Recovery

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:22:54 PDT

Losing Your Mind With Data Recovery

For nearly all computer users, losing data can be a very traumatic experience. If you use your computer for a business or for other important matters, it can be very stressful and very traumatic to lose everything you have worked months, and possibly even years to build.

Even though you may back up your data on a periodic basis, you’ll still need to check the backup to make sure that everything works. Nothing can be worse than backing something up, only to find months later that something went wrong.

No matter who you are, or what business you work for, data loss can happen. Computers are great, although they aren’t perfect. Over time, your hard drive can crash or malfunction, which will result in the loss of everything you have stored on your computer.

Whenever this happens to you, it’s always a good thing there’s data recovery. Without data recovery, it wouldn’t be possible to retrieve files, recover information, or simply get back to the data you spent years building.

To recover your data, you’ll need to send it off to a company that specializes in data recovery. They will need to run some tests on it and see what shape it is in, how bad it is damaged, and just what needs to be done to recover your data.

This process will normally take around a week or so, all depending on the problem. It can be quite expensive as well, depending on where you send it. Keep in mind though - the more experience the data recovery technicians have, the higher the price will be.

Those that are more expensive are great if you have the money to spare, for the simple fact that they are experts and are more apt at saving your data and information. The cheaper data recovery companies are great as well, although larger companies and those with extremely important data will want to put their trust in the best that money can buy.

With most cases, companies can rebuild the hard drive, providing the drive isn’t totally corrupted. In cases where the hard drive is totally gone, it will need to be rebuilt, which can take quite a bit of time. No matter what the situation may be, data recovery experts can normally find a solution to recover your data.

At some point in time, everyone will experience some type of hard drive crash or malfunction that will result in the loss of data. When this happens to you, you shouldn’t get all shook up or alarmed, you should instead make sure that you are prepared to always expect the unexpected.

Even though your data can normally be recovered, you should still back up everything on a weekly basis just to be on the safe side. This way, when your hard drive is sent off to be repaired, you’ll have the information you need backed up to keep on going as normal.

To be on the safe side, you should keep your most important documents and files stored on a CD, by using a CD burner and CD-R media. This is by far the cheapest and easiest way to back up your data, and it will keep you more than prepared for when your hard drive malfunctions and crashes when you least expect it.

If you prepare yourself by backing up your data, a hard drive malfunction won’t be as traumatic on you. You should always be prepared, and ready just in case something happens. Computers are the wave of the future - although they aren’t perfect by any means.

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Knowing Your Data Is Safe

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:21:51 PDT

Knowing Your Data Is Safe

All companies of today make great use of the technology available to them and rely on their data. Most businesses however, don’t have the budget to invest in network storage or large servers, which is what the bigger companies use to transfer information and create a backup of the information they rely on to carry out their operations.

Smaller businesses have a limited budget. When most encounter a disaster they never seem to recover, normally going out of business. Past disasters such as 9/11 or the dreaded hurricane have showed the importance of backups and disaster planning. Companies that thought things out and protected their data survived these disasters, while those that didn’t went out of business.

There are several ways that you can protect your data and keep it safe. One of the most popular and easiest ways to protect your data is with a server. Servers are great for both large and small businesses, and protection the data for your business. They can tend to get expensive though, with the most popular server, Microsoft, starting out around $3,000.

Unlike other options, servers provide you with a safe and secure system to store all of your corporate data. You can set the permission of your files to prevent any unauthorized access, to keep your files safe. When using servers, most of the loss comes from either accidental deletion or employees that are upset with corporate management and decide to get into the server and erase files.

When using a server, your data will be stored in one central location, and not spread around over different computers in your network. Servers are very user friendly, and keep your files neat and tidy - in one location. This way you don’t have to go looking all over the place for your data, you can look in the server and find everything you need.

Another way to keep your data safe is with CDs, DVDs, and even external hard drives. If you are using any of these methods, you should always do a backup of your information at the end of every day. With disasters being completely unpredictable, backing things up every day will ensure that you are protected if something should occur.

If you are backing things up to CD or DVD media, you should always put the discs in a safe and secure location, preferably a fireproof safe. This way, if the office should catch on fire, you’ll have your backup discs protected. You should always add your new backups to the safe at the end of every working day, so you’ll have them tomorrow if you need them.

You can also store your data and information offsite as well. This is a highly recommended option, as you pay a flat monthly fee and a company stores your information. Most have secure vaults and servers for your data, which ensures protection from unauthorized accidents or hazards. You don’t need to worry about your data when using these services, as they will do the protection for you.

No matter which method you use for protecting your information, you should always make sure that you have a plan. Corporate data is very important and essential to success, which is why you should look into immediately if you don’t have a plan already. If you know your data is safe and protected from hazards and unauthorized access - you’ll have the peace of mind in knowing that your data will be there each and every time you need it.

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Importance Of Recovery Planning

aenacomey@gmail.com — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:21:21 PDT

Importance Of Recovery Planning

Disasters are common in the world today, from nature to car wrecks. In the computer industry, disasters aren’t any different. They can come in the form of an office fire, computer crashes, hard drive failure, missing IT documents, stolen hardware, and many other forms. Disasters can be very traumatic and stressful, although there are actions that you can take.

Even though disasters can occur at any time, recovery planning doesn’t cross the mind of business owners or individuals. Most just carry out their normal day to day routines, never aware of what could result from a disaster. Then, when disaster does strike, most tend to freak out and wonder just what they can do to fix the situation at hand.

If you are prepared for a disaster or hard drive failure, then your business will be able to deal with anything that happens. The first step in planning and preparing for disaster is to analyze your business or operations. You should determine how often your systems go down, and how you can manage operations without the equipment. You should also find out how long it would take you to fix the equipment, and what your business can do to make ends meet when the equipment is unavailable.

Something else you’ll need to do is identify the risks of possible disaster. This can include computer failure, loss of power, hardware problems, etc. You should always include the causes as well as the solution in your plans. If your office suffers from disaster and cannot be used for a period of time, you should always have another location that you can go to continue your business.

In the event of disaster, you should always have a dedicated team that will work on fixing any problems. This team should be responsible for your recovery plan and hold regular meetings to make sure that everything is accurate. Then, if disaster should strike, your team should be well enough prepared to take care of anything that comes your way.

On a frequent basis, you should create backups of your IT systems and test the backups that you have created. Always make sure that the backups you made are in a safe place, and out of the way of harm. You should also check with your disaster recovery team as well, and make sure that they have the location of your backups noted in their recovery plans.

One of the most important aspects of recovery and disaster planning is to keep an up to date inventory on all of your equipment and material. You should always stay on top of this, to make sure that you can easily identify what you have and how to go about replacing equipment whenever something happens. If you keep a record of your suppliers and their phone numbers, you can have them with you for easy access in the event of an emergency.

Even though it may be easier to document all of your recover plans on your computer, you should also record them on paper as well. Disasters can render your computers useless, which would it very hard to access plans that are stored on your IT systems. If you have them noted on paper as well, you can access them without any problems.

Above everything else, you should always think about the possible disasters that can occur at any time and how to be prepared for them. If you think about things and plan things out before hand, you’ll find that you can handle any type of disaster. This way - a disaster doesn’t have to stop you from carrying out your normal day to day operations.

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