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Google's new privacy

2012-01-30T19:57:00.000+05:30

Google swap to get rid of more than 60 personal comfort pages on its products into a single one “that is a lot reduced and simpler to read” needs a fresh look by customers at how they use solutions such as Google mail, YouTube, Charts, Schedule and Google+, as well as Operating system mobile phones.

The on the internet review of the new insurance plan, which will go into effect on Goal 1, paperwork that The look for engines Internet explorer and Internet explorer OS, Books and Pockets keep have personal guidelines relating to comfort.

The relevance of the new comfort can be found in the way it combines on the internet habits details across solutions, for an consideration owner. By including public relationships and giving to the bag, The look for engines has fine-grained understanding of personal choice and utilization styles. The look for engines has always gathered person details, but now, the silos of live information from different solutions will be put together to produce powerful measurements that will match individuals with different activity that they engage in on the web when they are signed-in. This will benefit The look for engines by giving it new understanding into who is doing what, when and where using its solutions, and thus produce highly targeted marketing. The organization says this ability helps the person by providing more relevant google look for.

The beginning to understand the opportunity of the change is the The look for engines ‘Dashboard', where it is possible to review and ‘control' some of the details associated with a specific consideration. These include personal account, measurements, Operating system devices (and different The look for engines IDs used on them), Operating system Industry purchases, Writer, Schedule, Connections, Documents, Googlemail, Google+, Groups, iGoogle, Picasa web collections, Orkut, Audience, Cultural Connections and YouTube.

It is worth keeping in mind that under the recommended changes, the name that a person provides for an consideration will be used on all the solutions associated with it, even changing past labels associated with that consideration in different solutions. Online comfort supporters such as the Electronic Frontier Groundwork have required that The look for engines make it simpler for individuals to maintain individual identities— such as personal and professional — and not affiliate information merely because both IDs fit in with the same personal. An example given is that of Google+, which requires a real name, and YouTube, which does not. A forced merging creates problems for those who have concerns about personal language (such as publishing videos) that they would not like to affiliate with their established consideration.

Social relationships such as a Wp blog or Tweets consideration that can be followed to a Google mail ID are also accessible to The look for engines, and can be considered on the Dash panel.

Users who do not wish to let The look for engines have accessibility their look for habits, or the video clips they watch on YouTube can simply swap off their personal look for listing, and keep look for or look through in a “logged off” state. However, in the case of Operating system mobile phones, that creates complications as an consideration ID is needed for all but basic functions, accessibility the programs Industry in particular.

Some customers are limited to use anonymising solutions such as the Tor internet browser, to research with the new comfort system. The Tor hosts enable overlaying of the real location of the person and some Online Service Services have started selection accessibility them, especially in the U.K.

The lack of an opt out supply in the new comfort program has triggered negative feeling among many customers. Eight U.S. congress have asked to be informed by March 16, in information, the characteristics of details gathered, the methods implemented, and the real use to which The look for engines places it. Some side effects on Tweets talk about the possible revival of alternative email solutions.

There is also a swap by the Western Partnership to put in place new comfort guidelines, which would require precise approval from customers, for companies to gather, store and use private details. The look for engines has protested against the set up EU guidelines, reporting them as likely to break the Online.

India is a major growing sell for The look for engines, with significant marketing income potential. The organization reports that there will be a razor-sharp growth in the number of Online surfers in Indian by 2014, to 300 thousand, from about 100 thousand this year, with mobile fuelling the development.

Google to shutdown Google Wave Permanently on April 2012

2011-12-05T19:28:00.001+05:30

Google has officially announced that they will be permanently shutting down Google wave on April 30, 2012, Google has sent out an official email detailing what it plans on doing.

Dear Wavers,
More than a year ago, we announced that Google Wave would no longer be developed as a separate product. At the time, we committed to maintaining the site at least through to the end of 2010. Today, we are sharing the specific dates for ending this maintenance period and shutting down Wave. As of January 31, 2012, all waves will be read-only, and the Wave service will be turned off on April 30, 2012. You will be able to continue exporting individual waves using the existing PDF export feature until the Google Wave service is turned off. We encourage you to export any important data before April 30, 2012.
If you would like to continue using Wave, there are a number of open source projects, including Apache Wave. There is also an open source project called Walkaround that includes an experimental feature that lets you import all your Waves from Google. This feature will also work until the Wave service is turned off on April 30, 2012.
For more details, please see our help center.
Yours sincerely,
The Wave Team

Now Yahoo Site Explorer is no more!- RIP Yahoo

2011-11-29T02:45:00.001+05:30

Now It’s official that Yahoo Site Explorer finally no more. That means how we will check the back links via yahoo, Its big question?

Now, when you go to check back-links via Yahoo, you are met with this below message screen:

so now what are the plans?

The New Inbox Styles for Gmail are Live Now

2011-07-15T19:00:00.000+05:30

New Inbox Styles for Gmail

Classic : Shows your most recent messages at the top of your inbox
Important First : Only important messages appears on top (including reads and unread messages)
Unread first: Puts all unread messages at the top of your inbox ; everything else at the bottom
Starred First : Starred messages appear at the top; everything else at the bottom
Priority Inbox : Important and unread messages appears on top, then starred messages and then everything else.

You can choose any style from tabs at the top of your inbox and use it for a week, then those tabs will go away. You can always switch back to your inbox style anytime by selecting it from Inbox labels’ drop down menu.

Tools for SEO Work

2011-02-12T23:46:00.000+05:30

I am listing some SEO tools, I hope it will help you.

whois report

http://www.domaintools.com/

w3C validation checker

http://www.validator.w3.org

Broken link checker

http://www.dead-links.com/

Weblink validator tool

XENU

Back Link Checker

http://www.backlinkwatch.com

Link Popularity Checker

http://www.webmaster-toolkit.com/link-popularity-checker.shtml

For html Validation

http://validator.w3.org/checklink

Keyword Research

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/

http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/

http://www.keyworddiscovery.com/search.html

Search Engine Position Checker

http://www.seochat.com/

IBP

SEO Elite

Sitemap Creator

XENU

http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/

http://www.sitemapbuilder.net/

http://tools.webmasters.sk/sitemap-creator.php

Image Credit: http://www.unemploymentkiller.com/

SEO Tools - List of Free SEO Tools all in One Place!

How to do SEO Audit ?

2011-02-06T01:50:00.000+05:30

We love SEO audits so if have to do SEO audits for website then it’s obvious that have to check through tools or manually. Here I would list step by step features that have to check in SEO audit.

OVERVIEW:

1. Summary

2. Number of indexed pages

DOMAIN HISTORY:

1. Domain registration date

2. Domain expiration date

3. HTTP header status report

4. 404 report

5. Redirection report

6. Server error

WEBSITE TECHNOLOGY:

1. Load time

2. HTML Validation

3. Robots.txt detection

4. Rel=canonical detection

KEYWORDS:

1. Keywords rankings

2. Check multiples

3. Search engines

4. Keywords density

5. Keyword font size

6. Keyword stuffing

META-TAGS AND CONTENT ANALYSIS

1. Top Pages

2. Page titles

3. Duplicate page titles

4. Meta description

5. Duplicate meta description

6. H tags

7. Duplicate content detection

8. Meta robots detection

Link Analysis:

1. External links summary

2. Internal links summary

3. Broken links finder

4. Back-links report

5. Nofollow report

6. Anchor text report

7. Orphaned page report

8. Deep page report

COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS:

1. Competitors analysis

DIGITAL ASSET ANALYSIS:

1. Image analysis

2. Alt/title tag detection

3. Alt/title tag report

4. Crawl of SWF, PDF, iframes, etc

Other Things Is Also Very Important In SEO Audit

1. Google page rank

2. Directory report

3. Blog detection

4. RSS feed detection

SEO Audit Tools can be compared after using.

1. http://www.woorank.com/

2. http://www.webceo.com/

3. http://grader.com/

4. http://www.seomoz.org/tools/

5. http://www.alexa.com/siteaudit

6. http://www.link-assistant.com/website-auditor/

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5 steps to a perfectly optimized web page

2007-08-07T01:28:00.000+05:30

There is so much talk out there about what the 'perfect' web page looks like. In this article we give you tips on what we consider perfectly optimized as well as tips on helping turn the page into a great conversion tool.

Step one Know who you are targeting
As with any marketing campaign the first step in optimizing ANY web page is to know your target audience. Is your site B2B (business to business) or B2C (business to consumer). This is important because this not only affects the tone of your site, but also the keywords you chose.

It is imperative that you nail who your target is before you do anything else because if you don't it doesn't matter how big your site is, or how many pages you have. If you don't write to the right crowd you aren't going to get too much business.

The best thing is to write down who you think the target is. Be as detailed as possible. For example, your target may be a 30-45 year old female, in middle management, who drives a mini-van and takes her 3 kids to school before she goes to work. She makes $45,000 per year and has a bachelors degree in finance. This is the type of detail you need. You should be able to picture this person in your mind. Not just the abstract idea of her, but a physical look as well. the better you can picture them in your mind the more successful you will be.

Once you know who you target is the next step is choosing keywords.

Step two Choosing the right keywords

This may be the most difficult part of your journey, especially if you don't fit the target profile. That is, picking the keywords they will use to find your site.

You can start by using free tools like Yahoo!s keyword suggestion tool. It gives you a good place to start picking keywords.

Start with a phrase you know your site is about (i.e. if you sell widgets, then simply put "widgets" in the search box). The tool will then not only spit out other related words, but also the search volumes associated with each for the previous month.

A word of caution however: Sometimes, depending on when you use the tool, the search volumes are from a couple months ago. So if your product is seasonal based, the numbers may actually be lower or higher than represented.

Don't be afraid to get a few hundred words to start. Remember, right now you are just gathering ideas phrases that could drive traffic to your site. They aren't all necessarily being used by your target customer.

You can also go to Google's Adwords site and perform the above steps. Start with a phrase or two which describe your site or product and use Google's suggestion tool to help expand your list.

At this point you want as many phrases on your list as possible. Don't worry, you will cull the list pretty quickly.

Once you have a huge list of words, the next place to go is a site like Wordtracker, which has a keyword analysis tool. This tool can be used for a one time fee, or if it's something you might want to return to you can purchase a subscription. It is a fairly simple tool to use and will give you a good idea of just how likely your site will be able to compete for a phrase.

A warning about Wordtracker: The software uses search volumes from some fairly minor sites such as Dogpile, so the estimates could be a little skewed. But again, unless you deal with an SEO firm that has their own proprietary software, this is about your best alternative.

Also remember as you are culling your words, don't just focus on the competitive factors. These won't account for your target audience. Therefore you need to have that picture in your mind of the target as you are selecting phrases that they might use. If you are unsure, you could always as for help from friends and family that fit the target profile.

A good rule of thumb would be to chose about one phrase per page. That doesn't mean that you will only have one page per phrase, but it gives you a good target. So if your site is 300 pages, consider having a list of 300 phrases.

Step 3 Write your pages

Now that you have your keywords its time to write, or re-write, your content to make them more appealing to the target audience, inserting the key phrases you've selected whenever possible.

Keep in mind that you don't want to over do it. Also now is a good time to ensure you have proper keyword density's and page length.

I recommend pages that are 400-500 words long. If they are a little longer or shorter that is fine, however if they are approaching 1000 words or more you should split them up, trying to hit that 400-500 word limit.

On this 400-500 word page you should have 2 or 3 occurrences of a key phrase, and you want to limit the key phrases used to 2 or 3. In other words you could have between 4 and 9 occurrences of all your key phrases per page. This should provide you with optimal keyword density.

Above all, make sure the pages are readable. Don't optimize for optimization's sake. If only one key phrase applies to the page, then only use one.

Step 4 Optimize your Pages

This can be done in conjunction with the writing. In fact it should be done at then to save time. I purposely made this a separate step so that I could outline the finer points of optimization.

Provided that you are following the guidelines found in step 3, your pages should already have good keyword density, now is the time to improve that optimization by adding optimized meta tags and if appropriate, some image alt tags.

First is to write the meta description tag. While many engines will index thousands of characters in your description, I recommend no more than a couple hundred characters. That is about how long this paragraph is.

The meta description should be a readable sentence or two with the same keywords that you wrote the page for. In other words, the same phrases should appear in the meta description as the body. They should also appear as near to the front of the tag as possible however don't sacrifice readability for this. If the tag doesn't make sense with them at the front, then reorganize until they do make sense. Be sure to use proper punctuation as well.

Also preferred but not mandatory is a meta keywords tag. While none of the major engines use this tag, other smaller ones, and some specialty engines do use the meta keywords tag. If your target uses one of these engines then it makes sense to have that tag in place.

Also, with the keywords tag there is a lot of debate over using commas or not. Personally I do not use commas. I just combine the phrases and remove duplicate words. For example, if the page is about blue widgets, yellow widgets and red widgets then the keywords tag could be: "blue yellow red widgets."

Common sense should be used when deciding if you will use image alt tags as well. If your keywords match the image and you can make a compelling image description, then do it. Otherwise don't.

Step 5 Write a compelling title tag

I purposely left this as a separate step from meta tags because this is the most important part of your optimization program. Again, it can be done at the same time as the previous two steps, but it's importance can not be over-emphasized.

This is because the title tag is the tag which is displayed in the SERP (Search Engine Results Page). It is the link that people click on, and also the tag which is generally read by the visitor before they decide to visit.

Therefore, if your title tag isn't compelling, it doesn't matter how well optimized your page is, it may not get that click.

For this step, you need to look at your competition to determine what they are doing. Perform a search to see what is compelling about their listing? Is there one that stands out? If so what are they doing? For example, if on every other site the keyword is the first phrase on the title, then consider moving your keyword in to the second or third phrase.

This is because, as you will notice, engines like Google bold the search term in the title and snippets or description. One way to make your title stand out is to have the term in a different position than the competition. That way the bolding stands out like this:

key phrase in title tag
key phrase in title tag
title tag with key phrase
key phrase in title tag

Notice how the third one stands out from the rest?

I can not emphasize enough how important that title tag is. As I said, it is the "hook" to get visitors to your site. If the title is ineffective, then it won't get clicked which means you don't get the opportunity to woo that client.

Summary

As you can see, optimizing a page has less to do with optimal keyword density and more to do with knowing who it is that will be using that page.

If you don't know who your target audience is you will never be able to properly optimize your pages. Sure you can optimize it for whatever keywords you choose, but if they aren't the words that your customer will search for, what's the point?

In the end, the more you know who your customer is, the better you will be in all your online ventures, from introduction of your product or service, to closing the sale. It is up to you to cater to them, and not force them into a more generic mold. This is because todays web searchers are much more savvy and willing to browse more if a site doesn't appeal to them.

by: Rob Sullivan

Stop Wasting Money on SEM: Know Your Customer to Know your User

2007-08-07T01:24:00.000+05:30

While it may seem obvious to many of us in the industry (The so-called veterans) it may not be that obvious to all.

That is, no matter what rankings you achieve or how much you are spending on your PPC in a month, you really should only consider one thing: Your customers.

100% of your efforts must revolve around who your customer is.

In this article I give some tips to ensure that your marketing campaign revolves around your customer.

While I was unable to attend Search Engine Strategies in New York this year (I went last year it was an incredible experience) I was surprised and glad to hear that there was an over -riding theme coming out of the sessions both from the SEM's presenting as well as the engines.

That theme is user intent.

That means, one must understand what the user their customer wants when they visit the search engine and ultimately click on a search engine result whether it is paid or organic.

I started to think about my clients over the years and some of the things they have said when I ask them, "What are you looking for in this campaign?"

Many of the responses include: "I want to be number 1 for [insert keyword here]" or, "I need to lower my PPC costs by [insert value here]" or, "I need to beat my competitor [insert competitors name here]."

What is the most important element missing from these comments (and, I think, from many clients in general)? The focus on the customer.

In the years I've been asking the question "what are you looking for in this campaign?" I think I can count on one hand how many people responded to my question above with, "I need to reach my target audience effectively."

While it is true that many companies are beginning to realize this now, it hasn't been that way for some time.

I think what is changing in today's world is that companies are beginning to realize that search is big business. As such, they have marketers interacting with SEM firms and not IT people. It is these marketing people who are asking the right questions or, in many cases, answering them the right way.

Here's an example: I recently sat in on a call with a client and one of the first things they said was, "We have devised seven unique personas for our site and need to target each one individually."

"What? You've already done the personas? We usually do those." But you know what? They did an incredible job. After reviewing their persona information, I could put a face to the persona. I knew what that person looked like, and what his or her intent was with the site.

And that is the most important thing to consider in today's SEM world you MUST know who your customer is. You MUST understand their intent if you are going to succeed.

For example, if your customers tend to have completed the research stage and are in the buying stage, don't send them to a PPC landing page with product specs. Instead, send them to a landing page with pricing and shipping information.

Better yet, send them to the pricing/checkout page and give them free shipping! That will undoubtedly help encourage the sale.

Similarly, if you are finding a product specification page ranking highly for a purchase search term, try and find a better page to optimize for that term and de-optimize the product page so that the purchase page will rank higher.

This is where personas are extremely helpful. If you can put a face to your customer, you can determine their intent. And if you can determine their intent you can effectively create your entire marketing campaign around it.

Generally what you will find out, as you become more intimate with that persona, is that you probably don't need to rank #1 organically for a highly competitive term. You could probably get away with above the fold visibility and still make an impression.

Similarly, you will probably find that the knowledge of your target's intent can help you optimize your bidding strategies by cutting expensive terms, performing day parting, or whatever else you need to do to ensure that your site is visible to them at just the right time.

What many search engine marketers are learning is that the user's intent, derived from an accurate persona, is more valuable than anything.

It's more valuable than a #1 ranking. It's also more valuable than an expensive PPC term.

In fact, such knowledge will likely impact the terms you use altogether. While you may think that the searcher will use certain terms, in fact you may find that you are way off base.

But, it's not just search marketers concerned with intent. The search engines are also investing heavily in technology to help them figure out the intent of the searcher and serve the correct results.

For example, I could be searching for "Manhattan" and the search engine has to determine what my intent is. Am I looking for city information? Am I looking to find a hotel or book air travel? Or, do I merely want a drink recipe.

You see, simple terms like this can mean many things, therefore the search engines are trying to use their technology to figure out what the searcher wants.

And many times, when you perform a search and you see a PageRank 3 site outranking a PageRank 6 site, this is why. It is because the search engine has tried to determine that intent and is therefore trying to match the site that best suits that searcher.

But why would a search engine be so concerned about intent? It's quite simple. Right now most of us have Google set as our home page. But what does it take to switch that to MSN or Yahoo? A couple clicks of the mouse and you've just changed search results providers.

This is what scares the engines the most that one of their competitors, or a completely new black horse, is going to come along and woo away users with technology that improves relevancy to the user.

So, if you are planning your SEM campaign for 2006, my opinion is go back to the drawing board. First, determine your goals. Then, determine who it is you are trying to reach and why they would want to use your product or service. If you can determine this intent then you can effectively craft an SEM campaign that will be both successful and cost effective.

Rob Sullivan is a SEO Consultant and Writer for Textlinkbrokers.com. Textlinkbrokers is the trusted leader in building long term rankings through safe and effective link building. Please provide a link directly to Textlinkbrokers when syndicating this article.

by: Rob Sullivan

Add a free PageRank Image to your website!

2007-07-31T02:04:00.000+05:30

Add a free PageRank Image to your website!

SEO tools & Webmaster Tools

2007-07-31T01:52:00.000+05:30

Check Google Pagerank

Google Pagerank Prediction

Google ban check
Alexa Rank Checker

Link Popularity Checker

Keyword Suggestion Tool

Keyword Typo Generator
Domain Typo Generator
Search engine ranking report

Number of pages indexed

International WHOIS

What is my IP ?

IP to country

Find IP address of a website

Find host by IP

Crawler simulator

Website speed test

HTML Optimizer

HTML Source View

Link Extractor

Metatags Generator

Metatags Extractor

HTTP Headers Check

Server Status Check

Ping test

Your browser details

If you are serious about being a webmaster

2007-07-25T00:43:00.000+05:30

If you are serious about being a webmaster you will need to learn about 301 redirects and redirection in general.

I wrote a minireport on this topic. Even if you don't use it now keep it for the future or pass it along to your friends

http://RegularJoeMarketing.com/reports/301.pdf

This is on my marketing site... anyone interested in making money online? Well if so take my 7 day free e-course before you start trying to make any money online or even if you are making some money. This is a system i wrote and use. It is free so nothing to lose.

Check it out at http://7DayIM.com

thanks

2007-07-13T15:00:00.000+05:30

15 Best Tips for Success with Blogads Advertisers

2007-07-13T13:00:00.000+05:30

Best Blogads tips and tricks
1. Sell Premium Ad Space- Blogads advertisers like to really show their ads well and are most willing to buy the most visible space on your site. So place the Blogads code on top of your blog and above the fold.

2. Blogads Compatible Templates - There is too much content to keep on top above the fold. Choose a template that keeps your blogs top content and the Blogads both on top. I switched from 2 column to 3 column wordpress template so that I could get the Blogads code on the top of the sidebar while keeping my search box and feed icons on top too.

3. Blend Ads - Just like you blend your Google Adsense ads, blend the Blogads into your template so that the advertiser gets those clicks they need. On the other hand, depending on your template, you can contrast them with your content if that works better. The control panel allows you to easily customize the CSS to blend these ads.

4. Join Hives - Advertisers often target a group of publishers by purchasing ads from a hive. A hive is a group of related sites publishing similar content. You decide which hives you want to join, email Blogads, and they send you the hive leaders email address. Membership in Hives is at the sole discretion of the hive administrator, the blogger who manages the network.

5. Rotate Ads - When you accept ads to run live, give them all an equal chance to hit the top of your premium advertising space by rotation. Select "any" position to easily rotate multiple blogads on your site.

6. Competitive Ad Pricing - How much should you charge for Blogads? All publishers in their marketplace can easily be visualized by traffic and category. See the advertising rates for different ad specifications in sites with similar niche and traffic and adjust your prices similarly. The official recommendation is

"Price hi-rise at 4 times your standard prices and minis at half your standard. Price classifieds at 10% of your standard prices. Alternately, price hi-rise at $4 per thousand impressions, standard at $.80 per CPM, mini at $.40 cent CPM and classifieds at $.10 CPMs."

7. Start Cheap - Its a good idea to start with lower ad pricing which will get you advertisers quickly and then you can gradually increase your rates. The marketplace displays the number of running ads on the publisher sites. If your site is running 2 blogads, it will attract more advertisers that a site which hosts no ads.

8. Earn affiliate referrals income- Blogads often gives its popular publishers some Blogads invites to let other members join the network. Try to pass on these invites to popular bloggers who earn lots of money from Blogads and you get a referral commission. You will earn 5% of the ad revenue sold by bloggers you sponsored.

9. Great Adstrip name- While browsing through the Blogads marketplace, attract the advertiser by choosing a crisp name for your adstrip. Use terms like "Premium", "Above the fold" or "Top of Sidebar" to quickly convey where your ads are located. Let them check out your site.

10. Free Blogads - You might decide to giveaway free Blogads for a week to select advertisers, contest winners etc. by a special code which lets them set up ads for free. Create an Offer code to allow friends to by-pass PayPal and order a free ad on your blog.

11. Custom Blogads - Got no advertisers? Create your own ads and fill up the space. Its hints advertisers that they too can buy that premium online space. Use the "create ad w/ offer code" link.

12. Blogads Sale - Drop your prices for a week, 2 weeks, or maybe a month and see advertisers queue up to fill your blog space in a day!

13. Pitching your Blog - Create a great adstrip pitch to highlight your blog features. Let advertisers know your pagerank, number of page views and blogads position on one page easily.

14. Multiple Blogads Units - You can create 2 different sets of Blogads codes. Create a Premium space and a Standard Space. Premium Advertisers stay on top, may not rotate and are charged higher. Standard or cheap ads may be charged lower and be placed at bottom of sidebars etc. If you get lots of Blogads, this might work for you.

15. Enable Multiple Ad Types - Blogads allows multiple ad specifications ranging from

Hi-rise - Image size is maximum 150×600 pixels, 35kb jpeg/gif file size or 70kb flash file size plus 300 characters of text
Standard - Image size is maximum 150×200 pixels, 16kb jpeg/gif file size or 32kb flash file size plus 300 characters of text
Mini - Image size is maximum 150×100 pixels, 5kb jpeg/gif file size or 10kb flash file size plus 100 characters of text
Classified - A maximum of 500 characters of text and no edits after the ad has been submitted
Enable them all so that you can target a broad range of advertisers with each ad type. I might like the Standard type ad, while you might be interested in the High rise. Enable Flash ads for even more options.

Blogads is often the most popular income source for high traffic blogs. I hope these Blogads tips and tricks will help you increase your blogads advertisers and help you succeed with Blogads, while earning more money too. Buy Blogads on our site.

15 Common Mistakes that Violate Google Adsense TOS

2007-07-13T12:58:00.000+05:30

[This post is regularly updated]
Google Adsense program is a popular web advertising program which provides a good income source for many websites. There are well defined terms of service to strictly adhere to when participating in the program.

On my visit through sites and forums, I daily notice several instances of misuse of Adsense ads. So here a few helpful Google Adsense tips, probably many you already know, and few you might gain by knowing now. These adsense faq are all picked from the Program Policies, Terms and Conditions and FAQ itself and presented in a simplified manner.

1. Never click your own adsense ads or get them clicked for whatever reason. You know this one very well. This is a surefire way to close you Adsense account. Never tell your office associates or friends to click on them. Keep a check if your family or children are busy increasing your income by clicking your ads and indirectly trying to stop your income. Dont even think of offering incentives for clicks, using automated clicking tools, or other deceptive software. Adsense is very smart to detect fraudulent clicks. Check the ads which appear on your pages by the Google Preview tool if required.

2. Never change the Adsense code. There are enough means of adsense optimization & customizations available to change the colour, background or border to suit your needs. Do whatever you want to do outside the code, never fiddle within the ad or the search code. They know it when you do. The search code has more limitations to colour and placement, but you should adhere to the rules. The code may stop working and violates the TOS.

3. Do not place more than 3 ad units and 3 ad links or 2 adsense search boxes on any web page. Anyway, ads will not appear in those units even if you place more ad units. But this is the limit they set, so it is better to stick to it.

4. Do not run competitive contextual text ad or search services on the same site which offer Google Adsense competition in their field. Never try to create link structures resembling the adsense ads. Never use other competitive search tools on the same pages which have Adsense powered Google search. They do allow affiliate or limited-text links. Update: Google has allowed you to run contextual advertising like Yahoo ads, Chitika etc provided the ads do not resemble Adsense ads.

5. Do not disclose confidential information about your account like the CTR, CPM and income derived via individual ad units or any other confidential information they may reveal to you. However, you may reveal the total money you make as per recent updates to the TOS.

6. Label headings as "sponsored links" or "advertisements" only. Other labels are not allowed. I have seen many sites label ads with other titles. Dont make your site a target in a few seconds gaze.

7. Never launch a New Page for clicked ads by default. Adsense ads should open on the same page. You may be using a base target tag to open all links in a new window or frame by default. Correct it now as they do not want new pages opening from clicked ads.

8. One Account suffices for Multiple websites. You do not need to create 5 accounts for 5 different websites. One account will do. If you live in the fear that if one account is closed down for violation of TOS, believe me they will close all accounts when they find out. You can keep track of clicks by using channels with real time statistics. They will automatically detect the new site and display relevant ads.

9. Place ads only on Content Pages. Advertisers pay only for content based ads. Content drives relevant ads. Although you might manage some clicks from error, login, registration, "thank you" or welcome pages, parking pages or pop ups, it will get you out of the program.

10. Do not mask ad elements. Alteration of colours and border is a facility to blend or contrast ads as per your site requirements. I have seen many sites where the url part is of the same colour as the background. While blending the ad with your site is a good idea, hiding relevant components of the ads is not allowed. Also do not block the visibility of ads by overlapping images, pop ups, tables etc.

11. Do not send your ads by email. Html formatted emails look good and allow placement of these javascript ads. But it is not allowed as per TOS. You do not want impressions registering on their logs from any email even once. They are watching!

12. Keep track of your content. So Adsense is not allowed on several non content pages. But it is also not allowed on several content pages too. Do not add it on web pages with MP3, Video, News Groups, and Image Results. Also exclude any pornographic, hate-related, violent, or illegal content.

13. Do not alter the results after ad clicks or searches - Ensure you are not in any way altering the site which the user reaches to after clicking the ads. Do not frame, minimize, remove, redirect or otherwise inhibit the full and complete display of any Advertiser Page or Search Results Page after the user clicks on any Ad or Search results.

14. Avoid excessive advertising and keyword stuffing - Although the definition of 'excessive' is a gray area and is subject to discretion, yet Google adsense with correct placement, focused content and high traffic will get you much more income than other programs, so excessive advertising is not required. Keyword stuffing does target better focused ads, but overdoing it is not required.

15. Ensure you Language is Supported - Adsense supports "Chinese (simplified), Japanese, Danish, Korean, Dutch, Norwegian, English, Polish, Finnish, Portuguese, French, Russian, German, Spanish, Hungarian, Swedish, Italian and Turkish". In addition, AdSense for search is available in Czech, Slovak, and Traditional Chinese. If your web pages language is not supported, do not use the code on such pages.

Update:
16. Maximum 2 referral button per product per page - With the launch of the google adsense referral program, you are allowed to put only 2 referral buttons for adsense referral, adwords referral, Google pack and Firefox with google toolbar referral.

17. Do not specify Google ads as your alternate ads. - Several services like Chitika eminimalls allow you to place alternate urls, when a targeted paying ad cannot be displayed. This involved creating an simple html page and putting the ad to be displayed instead. Even Adsense allows an alternate url feature instead of displaying public service ads. But never use Adsense ads as alternate urls.

18. Do not confuse with adjacent images - It was a common policy to increase CTR by placing same number of images as the number of text ads, which falsely gave the impression that the text ads represented an explanation to these images. Inserting a small space or a line between the images and ads is not allowed. Make sure that the ads and images are not arranged in a way that could easily mislead or confuse your visitors. More.

Whenever in doubt, it is better to ask for adsense help from the learned staff of Google Adsense. They are very helpful!

Earn instant money with Google - Sign up for AdSense.

RAHUL GUPTA

My secret tool for quadrupling my Adsense earnings!

2007-07-13T10:40:00.000+05:30

I wanted to take a few minutes and tell you about a new software product that's, literally, tripling and even quadrupling thousands of Google Adwords and Adsense User's monthly earnings.

This new keyword software program allows you to plug in a root keyword and it will immediately generate thousands of highly profitable Adsense keywords. Heck, it'll even create Adsense optimized web pages for you... but that's really
a side benefit of the program.

You can also monitor your Adwords competition to see which keywords are actually making them the most earnings each month... Then, you can steal their keywords and use them as your own!

The software even allows you to create your own Adwords ads and them upload them to your Google Adwords account, without even logging into your account.

Anyway, I won't go into all of what the software can do in this email, but you can visit the URL below to watch several demo videos that the creator of the software has made.

If the videos and testimonials at the website don't get you excited, I don't know what will. I'm excited just writing this email :-)

Anyway, visit below to have a look at the demo videos. Enjoy!

=> http://rankwhere.com/keyword-elite.php

SpyWare & Adware are Killing Me....

2007-07-13T10:38:00.000+05:30

Is someone watching every move you make on your computer? Do they know your every keystroke? Your login ids and passwords? Your credit card numbers? Your social security number? If there's Spyware or Adware on your computer, they likely do. Scared? You should be. If you're like most Internet users, you're probably infected with Spyware and Adware and you don't even realize it. Luckily, there's something that can be done about it.

Spyware and Adware are Malware programs. These programs allow their users to spy on your Internet browsing activities. In the most innocent form, these programs are intended to allow companies to observe your purchasing habits and send you "pop-up" ads when they deem appropriate. However, there are more malicious uses for Spyware and Adware, including the intent of identity theft. Spyware can contribute to identity theft by recording your credit card numbers and other personal information. And as if the threat of identity theft isn't enough, these Spyware and Adware programs can also cause your PC to crash.

Here are my top 5 tips to improve your Internet Speed...

2007-07-13T10:31:00.000+05:30

1. Remove 'Bandwidth Sucking" Applications
Many applications such as anything related to file sharing (KAZAA, eDonkey,etc)and even some things like AIM are filled with add-ons that will run in the background while sucking up the bandwidth. This then slows your connection.

2. Install Zone Alarm or some firewall on every PC in your house
First rule is not to just apply these things to one PC on your Internet connection. Make changes to all computers since all you need is one bad apple. I recommend ZoneAlarm which you can get at any computer store.

3. Avoid opening unknown attachments
Many spyware problems arise when people click on an attachment. My rule? If I cannot identify the sender, I delete it without opening. Maybe you should too!

4. Avoid Programs that speed up downloads or browsing
There are many programs that claim to speed up your connection such as Netsonic and GO!Zilla. But let's think about this. These programs download a ton of pages so that when you go to the website again it loads faster. Ok maybe so but what if they update that website? Now you have to again update the local pages so you are really not saving anything. Maybe good on sites that never change but where are these?

5. Change your browser start page to NOTHING
Many times people sit and wait for their browser to open since they have a favorite site setup. Best thing it to remove this unless you want to always go there. This is easily done under Tools-->Options in either Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.

2007-07-10T16:33:00.000+05:30

Use this online tool to easily create a favicon (favorites icon) for your site. A favicon is a small, 16x16 image that is shown inside the browser's location bar and bookmark menu when your site is called up. It is a good way to brand your site and increase it's prominence in your visitor's bookmark menu.

How to change the title of Internet Explorer?

2007-07-10T11:02:00.000+05:30

Internet Explorer, by default, shows the title of a webpage followed by the string ‘Microsoft Internet Explorer’. Like this:

How about customizing it?

Here’s how:

Open the Registry Editor by navigating to Start >> Run, typing regedit.exe and hitting Enter
Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
Double click Window Title and change it to what you want Internet Explorer’s title to be. If Window Title doesn’t exist, create it by right clicking, selecting New >> String Value

Here’s the title modified to hold the text ‘MyBrowser’ instead of the default one - ‘Microsoft Internet Explorer’

Disclaimer: Make sure you have a backup of your registry before you try this out. Do it at your own risk, it may harm your system.

2007-07-07T16:54:00.000+05:30

Microsoft's Memo To It's Indian Staff - Hilarious

Pay-Per-Click Strategies for Search Engine Marketers

2007-06-26T22:12:00.000+05:30

Round one, gentlemen. The traditional SEO model relies on free traffic after having gained appropriate placement in search results. Why should an SEO undertake PPC? What are some of the advantages PPC offers?
AJ: More and more companies are learning the value of search engine marketing. Search engine placement is probably the most effective means of driving highly pre-qualified prospective customers to any web site. The most controllable form of search engine placement is the pay-per-click model.
Pay-per-click search listings allow companies to bid for placement within the search results users select. Those willing to pay more can appear higher in the search results.
Companies bid for the specific search terms that their listings will appear as search results for. When a user searches for, or is using, a search term you have bid for, your listing will be displayed as one of the search results.
Unlike other forms of search engine marketing, PPC is agreeable to all parties. While SEO through tweaking HTML and exploiting loopholes in algorithms is seen by search engines as destructive and damaging, PPC is seen as supportive and healthy.
Basically, PPC is the one way you can get whatever relevant placement you wish on search engines without being an enemy to the engine in question. It does cost more in many cases, but the predictability and stability means that the ROI is also more stable.
PPC is incredibly effective, reliable and cost-efficient compared to other advertising.
Let's put it into context. Say a banner campaign on MSN will cost you $40 per thousand impressions. An average banner may have a 0.5 percent click-through rate, so for every $40 spent, you'll get 5 visitors at your site. If your own site has a conversion rate of 3 percent (which would put you very firmly in the top ten percent of ecommerce sites in the world) you'll need 33 visitors to get a sale, so you'll be spending around $280 to attract each sale. I hope your profit margins allow for that.
Using Overture, I can place my listings on the MSN search results. I can make these listings appear only to people who are already actively looking for something like my product. I can present a Title and a description that let me give a lot more information, specific to their search query, than banners allow. As a result, the click-throughs I'll get are more qualified, and I can fully expect to see my conversion rate rise from 3 percent to 4 or 5 percent.
With the PPC listings I pay nothing for impressions. A thousand people (all pre-qualified by their own search terms) can view my listing and get the branding message and I pay nothing for it unless they click through.
Going back to the higher level of pre-qualification, I find that my conversion rates have risen to 4 percent and so I need, on average, just 25 visitors to get each sale. The search term I want is quite competitive, so even though the minimum bid is just $0.10 on Overture, I have to beat rival bids, and I end up paying $1.00 to gain the #1 place in the results.
Unlike the CPM model of advertising I pay purely for the click-throughs, so my 25 visitors to get a sale cost me just $25.
In actual fact I could probably have gotten my search terms far far cheaper than $1 per click simply by using more specific search terms. Not only does this mean less competition, but as an added benefit, more specific search terms tend to have an even higher conversion rate.
Many companies use PPC very successfully to acquire new customers for under $2 per customer acquisition. That's tremendous value, and that's why PPC is so worthwhile.
AG: I'd rather ask the question "why should [merchant x] do PPC?" to see it through their eyes as entrepreneurs with a multitude of pressures, priorities and marketing opportunities.
If the question were "why should an SEO do PPC," my answer would of course be "they shouldn't - they should leave it to me and I'll send them my SEO business."
So let's take a look at it from the perspective of merchant X - for example a niche catalog retailer who recently contacted me.
Merchant X probably does a million in sales per year right now, and would, within 18-24 months, like this to become $6-8 million. This type of growth is possible if a lot of demand is created, but the question becomes where to start. Some selective use of broadcast, print, and outdoor media might be warranted, but not to the point of incurring further bank debt, since there is already debt associated with carrying inventory.
One obvious method might be direct mail. There are companies that deal in this sort of thing, and some of it is sort of opt-in. But it is a tad spammy, and the web seems to offer something more promising: high-tech targeting that you do yourself rather than relying on some third party's claims that they're selling you a bunch of really targeted addresses.
Ideally, then, a low-risk medium would be found where you can test and target your niche market at a low cost, and track your results.
Pay-per-click search engine advertising is highly targeted and the results are highly quantifiable, particularly when you use sales conversion tracking. The process involves nearly zero risk. No $50,000 media buys. Not even $2,000 media buys. You pay one day at a time.
It's not going to generate negative publicity or "turn off" your market, because, as Danny Sullivan has argued, search engine ads are like a "reverse broadcast network." The consumer or information seeker types a query, so by definition they are looking for something related to that query. In this world of attention deficit and zero tolerance for intrusive advertising, search engine ads are one of the few ways to find people without pissing them off.
If they get to your site and you're too pushy there, depending on your usual sales process it might be a good idea to give them info first, and sell to them second. Just because they found you on a search engine doesn't mean your work of creating a business relationship is done. What happens on your site is vital to that relationship.
For a niche marketer looking to grow quickly and organically, this type of advertising is a godsend. For a larger company looking to launch a new product or test a new market, it's an ideal way to experiment.
So if PPC is good, isn't SEO better? All I have to say to that is, look at the demand. There is a lot of demand for PPC, and no, it isn't out of laziness. Some SEO's act as if paying for targeted traffic is like paying for sex: that you do it because you're somehow not attractive or clever enough to get a "real partner." That makes me laugh. Anyway, from the standpoint of the majority of my clients, at least when it comes to traffic: "whatever gets you through the night." (Have you noticed how popular those online dating services have become, by the way?)
Successful business people do not feel sheepish paying for traffic. In fact, they'd rather pay for it, much the same as they'd rather not clean their own toilet. We should all aspire to this level of greatness. [cue inspiring music]
The ROI of PPC is quantifiable and the advertiser CAN DEMAND something tangible for their dollar. Needless to say, advertisers cannot call Google up and demand ANY sort of special treatment for their pages in the organic Google search results.
And that's what this is, you know. It's advertising. Anything to do with search engine marketing is really advertising, whether you pay for it or not.
Since SEO is advertising, but search engines themselves do not consider search results to be advertising, there is actually an inherent conflict there; a conflict which has led to a long-standing Spy-vs.Spy-like adversarial relationship between SEO and search engine technologists.
Advertisers are better off, IMHO, being in a position where their interests are aligned with the media with whom they're placing their message.
Being found in organic search results is a great bonus. But if you want to start generating leads and sales tomorrow, and have the budget to pay for ads which appear near popular key-phrase searches, you don't wait. You do PPC.
And, of course, you don't rule out other forms of publicity - especially the legitimizing stuff like organic search results, word of mouth, press coverage, etc.
And that all comes back to the most fundamental point. What about your business is remarkable? What about it is *worthy* of word of mouth, press coverage, etc.? Knowing what that something is can actually provide a business with an excellent strategy for addressing consumers more directly through PPC. Consumers are getting good at comparing ads on a page. They can tell immediately what companies stand out.
JB: Well, PPC is useful for a number of reasons. First it can be used as a testing ground for SEO, you can experiment with different keywords/titles/descriptions and when you hit on a winning formula then look to integrate that combo for SEO purposes.
The benefit of this testing, is that because you are paying for the traffic there is no danger of a PR0 penalty if Google don't like your technique.
It's great for filling gaps. Sometimes, it is not going to be good use of your time to have to work to get to the top of a search engine listing, so buying your way to the top can sometimes be useful.
Time sensitivity is another biggie. Many advertisers are running time sensitive events, or promotions and SEO isn't as effective in delivering the 4 P's that any good marketer will tell you about, product, price, place, promotion. PPC is much better at delivering it. Some examples of this might be Christmas, Valentines Day, sporting events, January sales. SEO is not exact for delivering to get the best impact.
Whether you listen to some sages or not, many people chose the Sponsored ads or the Google style ads because they know that the people advertising have paid good money to be their, and it should be both relevant and current. From my own experience of shopping online, I almost always will chose a sponsored ad over a SERP's these days as I find they have a better relevancy more often than not.

Ten Tips to the Top of the Search Engines

2007-06-26T02:18:00.000+05:30

1. Do not purchase a new domain unless you have to. Due to Google's aging delay for all new domains, your best bet is to use your existing domain/website if at all possible. If you're redesigning or starting from scratch and you have to use a brand-new domain for some reason, you can expect to wait a good 9-12 months before your site will show up in Google for any keyword phrases that are important to you.

2. Optimize your site for your target audience, not for the search engines. This may sound counterintuitive, but hear me out. The search engines are looking for pages that best fit the keyword phrase someone types into their little search box. If those "someones" are typing in search words that relate to what your site offers, then they are most likely members of your target audience. You need to optimize your site to meet *their* needs. If you don't know who your target audience is, then you need to find out one way or another. Look for studies online that might provide demographic information, and visit other sites, communities, or forums where your target audience might hang out and listen to what they discuss. This information will be crucial to your resulting website design, keyword research, and copywriting.

3. Research your keyword phrases extensively. The phrases you think your target market might be searching for may very well be incorrect. To find the optimal phrases to optimize for, use research tools such as KeywordDiscovery, Wordtracker, Google AdWords, and Yahoo Search Marketing data. Compile lists of the most relevant phrases for your site, and choose a few different ones for every page. Never shoot for general keywords such as "travel" or "vacation," as they are rarely (if ever) indicative of what your site is really about.

4. Design and categorize your site architecture and navigation based on your keyword research. Your research may uncover undiscovered areas of interest or ways of categorizing your products/services that you may wish to add to your site. For instance, let's say your site sells toys. There are numerous ways you could categorize and lay out your site so that people will find the toys they're looking for. Are people looking for toys to fit their child's stage of development? (Look for keyword phrases such as "preschool toys.") Or are they more likely to be seeking specific brands of toys? Most likely, your keyword research will show you that people are looking for toys in many different ways. Your job is to make sure that your site's navigation showcases the various ways of searching. Make sure you have links to specific-brand pages as well as specific age ranges, specific types of toys, etc.

5. Program your site to be "crawler-friendly." The search engines can't fill out forms, can't search your site, can't read JavaScript links and menus, and can't interpret graphics and Flash. This doesn't mean that you can't use these things on your site; you most certainly can! However, you do need to provide alternate means of navigating your site as necessary. If you have only a drop-down sequence of menus to choose a category or a brand of something, the search engine crawlers will never find those resulting pages. You'll need to make sure that you always have some form of HTML links in the main navigation on every page which link to the top-level pages of your site. From those pages, you'll need to have further HTML links to the individual product/service pages. (Please note that HTML links do NOT have to be text-only links. There's nothing wrong with graphical image navigation that is wrapped in standard tags, as the search engines can follow image links just fine.)

6. Label your internal text links and clickable image alt attributes (aka alt tags) as clearly and descriptively as possible. Your site visitors and the search engines look at the clickable portion of your links (aka the anchor text) to help them understand what they're going to find once they click through. Don't make them guess what's at the other end with links that say "click here" or other non-descriptive words. Be as descriptive as possible with every text and graphical link on your site. The cool thing about writing your anchor text and alt attributes to be descriptive is that you can almost always describe the page you're pointing to by using its main keyword phrase.

7. Write compelling copy for the key pages of your site based on your chosen keyword phrases and your target market's needs, and make sure it's copy that the search engines can "see." This is a crucial component to having a successful website. The search engines need to read keyword-rich copy on your pages so they can understand how to classify your site. This copy shouldn't be buried in graphics or hidden in Flash. Write your copy based on your most relevant keyword phrases while also making an emotional connection with your site visitor. (This is where that target audience analysis comes in handy!) Understand that there is no magical number of words per page or number of times to use your phrases in your copy. The important thing is to use your keyword phrases only when and where it makes sense to do so for the real people reading your pages. Simply sticking keyword phrases at the top of the page for no apparent reason isn't going to cut it, and it just looks silly. (Purchase and read our Copywriting Combo for exact tips on how to implement this correctly.)

8. Incorporate your keyword phrases into each page's unique Title tag. Title tags are critical because they're given a lot of weight with every search engine. Whatever keyword phrases you've written your copy around should also be used in your Title tag. Remember that the information that you place in this tag is what will show up as the clickable link to your site at the search engines. Make sure that it accurately reflects the content of the page it's on, while also using the keyword phrases people might be using at a search engine to find your stuff.

9. Make sure your site is "link-worthy." Other sites linking to yours is a critical component of a successful search engine optimization campaign, as all of the major search engines place a good deal of emphasis on your site's overall link popularity. You can go out and request hundreds or thousands of links, but if your site stinks, why would anyone want to link to it? On the other hand, if your site is full of wonderful, useful information, other sites will naturally link to it without your even asking. It's fine to trade links; just make sure you are providing your site visitors with only the highest quality of related sites. When you link to lousy sites, keep in mind what this says to your site visitors as well as to the search engines.

10. Don't be married to any one keyword phrase or worried too much about rankings. If you've done the above 9 things correctly, you will start to see an increase in targeted search engine visitors to your site fairly quickly. Forget about where you rank for any specific keyword phrase and instead measure your results in increased traffic, sales, and conversions. (You can sign up for a free trial of ClickTracks, which easily tracks and measures those things that truly matter.) It certainly won't hurt to add new content to your site if it will really make your site more useful, but don't simply add a load of fluff just for the sake of adding something. It really is okay to have a business site that is just a business site and not a diatribe on the history of your products. Neither your site visitors nor the engines really give a hoot!

सुनीता को लेकर लौटा अटलांटिस

2007-06-23T02:21:00.000+05:30

लंबे समय से चली आ रही उत्सुकता और इंतजार के बाद भारतीय समयानुसार आज रात एक बजकर 19 मिनट पर भारतीय मूल की सुनीता विलियम्स सहित सात अंतरिक्ष यात्रियों को लेकर अंतरिक्ष यान अटलांटिस कै‍लीफोर्निया के एडवर्ड्स एयरफोर्स बेस पर सुरक्षित उतर आया।यान के उतरने के साथ ही भारत और अमेरिका समेत दुनिया भर में खुशी की लहर दौड़ गई। कोलंबिया यान के साथ हुए हादसे को लेकर लोगों के मन में कई तरह की आशंकाएँ थीं, लेकिन अंतत: नासा अटलांटिस को सुरक्षित उतारने में कामयाब रहा। इससे पूर्व गुरुवार को नासा ने अटलांटिस की लैंडिंग की योजना बनाई थी, लेकिन फ्लोरिडा में घने बादल छाने और तूफान की वजह से अटलांटिस में सवार अंतरिक्ष यात्रियों को एक अतिरिक्त दिन के लिए कक्षा (आर्बिट) में ही रहने को कहा गया।अटलांटिस आठ जून को कैनेडी स्पेस सेंटर से प्रक्षेपित किया गया था। इस यान को अंतरराष्‍ट्रीय अंतरिक्ष स्टेशन में सौर ऊर्जा संयंत्र के लिए नए पैनल लगाने और यूरोप एवं जापान द्वारा विकसित की जा रही नई प्रयोगशालाओं के लिए आउटपोस्ट बनाने भेजा गया था।कई रिकॉर्ड बनाए सुनीता ने : सुनीता विलियम्स एसटीएस-116 में सवार होकर दिसंबर में अंतरिक्ष स्टेशन पहुंची थीं। उन्होंने 29 घंटे 17 मिनट की चार स्पेसवॉक कीं। उन्होंने अंतरिक्ष में 195 दिन रुककर महिला अंतरिक्ष यात्री कैथरीन थारनटन के रिकॉर्ड को तोड़ा। अप्रैल में वे कक्षा में मैराथन करने वाली पहली अंतरिक्ष यात्री बन गईं। वह एक ट्रेड मिल पर दौड़ीं और चार घंटे 24 मिनट में मैराथन पूरी की।जम्बो जेट पर सवार होगा अटलांटिस : फ्लोरिडा में खराब मौसम के कारण कैलिफोर्निया में उतरे अटलांटिस को जम्बो जेट में लादकर वापस फ्लोरिडा ले जाया जाएगा। इसमें 10 दिन का समय लगेगा और 17 लाख अमेरिकी डॉलर का खर्च आएगा।
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Atlantis hits Earth in California

2007-06-23T02:07:00.000+05:30

US space shuttle Atlantis has landed in California, after a two-week mission to the International Space Station (ISS).
The shuttle touched down at the Edwards Air Force Base in the Mojave desert at 1549 local time (1949 GMT).
Poor weather conditions caused the touch-down to be first delayed and then moved from the original landing site, the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
The shuttle landed with Sunita Williams, who has set the record for the longest space flight by a woman.

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2007-06-23T00:23:00.000+05:30

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