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worth per saleconversion rate visitorrquote s worth if you bid higher than this per visitor you will be losing money so try to keep it alot lower than thata1ad the way to do thisis to stay away from the highly competitive keywords in search engines go for the more obscure neglected words check this to put word popularity against one another search check this out to check how many times a word was searched in a given time frame to find key words that arenlquote t being used in search engines that much and use them now doing this rather than bidding for the high competitive words will be less expensiveand will bring you close to the same amount of traffic but if you do decide to go to war for the top key words be careful and very money consciousbecause if your not you can bid your self out of business well i hope you can use one or all of these methods to jumps start your ebusiness remember no matter what you do do something because learning from your mistakes is so much better than siswtor credits kaufenitting on the side lines reading about everyone else succeeding online before i let you go for the day i would just like to add: in the book lquote think and grow richlquote napoleon hill wrote: failures are nothing but temporary defeat you only really fail when you give up this means donlquote t be afraid to fail afraid of the temporary set back if you fail you learn grow and you get better thatlquote s how you become successful not just online but in all of life so remember: stop slacking and take action today anthony davenport indemand resell eproducts for you to make 100 pure profit from each sale cutting edge software to keep you ahead of all the ailments of emarketing today 12 volume emarketing success library and more par carol abrahamson a regular webpronews reader recently submitted her text enewsletter to me for the drive by review she sells her consulting services along with an info product so her enewsletter is a crucial part of her marketing initiative for this review i looked primarily at ways she could take email reading patterns into account and create an enewsletter that readers will use aswtor creditsand feel connected with the index and editorrquote s note of her enewsletter are beneath my comments i cut her article and linkto article paragraphs for the sake of space hi carol the bulk of my comments will focus on your editorrquote s note emdash ldblquote carolrquote s commentssrdblquote

mainstream journalism my hope is that grassroots journalism becomes a part of a thriving diverse ecosystem where we keep mass media doing what it does best and where it gives people who want to ldblquote consumerdblquote news endash but in a more interactive nature more choices the chief way i hope it changes mass media is to move the whole of media to more of a conversation and less of a lecture that would be an incredible and wonderful outcome that can take a lot of forms though i just want to note that this is a broad statement journalism can exist in many different forms from listening to readers to bringing the audience into the process as participants to helping the community find more sources of information itrquote s all wrapped into conversational medium and not lectures i like to think of myself as a zlister endash but i have written pieces such as my one on libel and sent it out to various alist bloggers and was either ignored or was sent back relatively snarky responses how is the blogosphere going to move away from an insular alist nature or become more inclusive than it is right now i guess i just disagree with the fundamental notion yes a lot of people point to each other that is true but i point at a lot of stuff that does not fall into the alist so does jeff jarvis a lot of people do point to a lot of stuff that might not be considered alist blogs the way that people do this is the constant necessity of looking beyond onerquote s comfort zonemy sense is that people are getting pretty good about it perhaps you would have a different response if you sent your libel post around today as the blogosphere has changed quite a bit in just the past few months i do know that i do look for sources outside the mainstream alist blogs if i got your post and didnrquote t know who you were endash or didnrquote t have a sense of pointing to a source with some experience as credible endash itrquote s possible that i would have been reluctant to point to it or irquote d have to read it very carefully to think if itrquote s something to point out itrquote s not a selfreinforcing alist but building credibility over time the talk of grassroots journalism is that there seems to be no voice for the silent majority that the silent majority needs a voice as more people get news and opinions from blogs will we see a centrist view emerge or more left and right divisiveness if thererquote s noothing

used to describe the semantic web is complicated enough C at a glance it looks a bit quantum theoryish just enough to make your eyes roll back into your head to look for ways to kill themselves C but tim bernerslee whos responsible for all those ws littering your urls inspired enough faith that whatever the semantic web was it could be accomplished semantic web developer mor naaman however amidst a now somewhat miffed semantic web developer crowd pulled rank and declared the semantic web dead a researcher at yahoo research berkeley naaman presented his case at the international world wide web conference in alberta canada naaman relegated bernerslees vision of a cooperative web where people and machines get along in digitized organized artificial intelligence harmony via tags told ya this is some heady quantum stuff to a pipe dream naaman reminds bernerslee that people in general especially collectively just aint that bright the semantic web youswtor credits kaufenu see relies in large part on people tagging their online media in a rather standardized academic highminded meaningful and structured way and naaman thinks thats too much to ask: there is no way that we can engage the masses in annotating media with semantic labels at best we can get the people to annotate content such as flickr images or youtube videos with short text descriptions or tags hmmm yes very aristotelian i like it sounds like naamans actually observed the primates in question down the block from me one of these primates spraypainted his name on the road with stencil its not a complicated name a fourletter smacker spelled jakc apparently naaman modified his original use of the word dead as it was intended more as a conversationstarter opting for something closer to unachievable certainly bernerslee has wowed the world in the past it wouldnt be surprising if he heard rhetoric like this before his historic launch of an html page so what does ol tbswtor creditsbl have to say about it lets check his blog he says blogging is great um at least he thought so last november i doubt sonys ability to implement it and execute it in a really rich and compelling way playstation network is not xbox live its not even close to think about layering home on top of thatCwow the hardest part is not even creating the system its regulating the behaviour and all of that too boy thats a massive investment in infrastruccture