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- Link Market - Free Link Exchange, Link Swap and Link Trade Directory
Have you ever tried to exchange links, swap links, or trade links? Was it hard? Use link market instead; - it is easy to use, free and very smart. It will save you hours of work.
- Shopping Auctions
Shopping appliances - shopping in ancient societies - the shopper - shopping venues - shopping hubs - stores - home shopping - shopping time - regulation - shopping seasons - pricing and negotiation - history of the auction - types of auction - time
- Shopping Auctions
Shopping appliances - shopping in ancient societies - the shopper - shopping venues - shopping hubs - stores - home shopping - shopping time - regulation - shopping seasons - pricing and negotiation - history of the auction - types of auction - time
- Iphone Programming
Among all of the iphone documentation published, how do you separate the wheat from the chaff? In this website we highlights some of the documentation from apple that he has found most accessible.
- News Media Radio
Etymology - processes - radio history - uses of radio - audio - telephony - video - navigation - radar - data (digital radio) - heating - amateur radio service - unlicensed radio services - radio control (rc) - the electromagnetic spectrum
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Visit a blog. You'll see a lot of them have links back to some older posts, generally in their site. Why? This post explores the benfits of linking between posts.
Any good webmaster knows Google ranks sites based on many things, and one of those are linking. Not only does this get your site higher on search engines, but your page rank will get higher too, increasing visibilty.
Now, how do you get linking between posts easily? One of the ways is to write posts that 'build off' each other. If you are making a tutorial, split it in parts if possible- 1, 2, 3. Another way is to install a 'Related Posts' in your blog. Whether this is indexed by Google or not does not matter: however, users will look at them and view another post. And another.
I hope this post served as a introductory post. I'll build upon this soon. And that's an example of linking!
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 Linking between posts
Finding Flash tutorials aren't hard. Finding good ones are! Here's a list I complied based on personal experience, meant to help you on your journey.
Note: All the below sites are based on my own opinions, and are not a paid review.
- MrSunStudios- Great tutorials like platformers, pong, and a Guitar- Hero like Game.
- AwestyProductions- Though now not updated, this site provides GREAT tutorials on RPG's, Turn-based combat, and health. One of my fav sites, except it's only in AS2.
- Kirupa- Though not as much tutorials, the user community is HUGE and I get answers really quickly in the forum. Great if Flash throws you an error and you have no clue.
- Flash Explained- Over 9 pages of great tutorials. That's all I can say.
- Flash Magazine- Not really a magazine, but it has tutorials. That`s the most important!
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5 Great Flash Tutorial Sites
Ever heard of traffic exchange? Interested in how it can help you? Today's article will show you the Pros+Cons of traffic exchange, and sites where you can do it.
There is no real secret: traffic exchange has been out there for years. If you use it efficiently, you will easily get site hits and possibily ad clicks. If monetize is the only thing you want, this can be a great start.
So let's start. What is traffic exchange? Exactly as it sounds. You view someone's site, they view yours. Some sites offer a 1:1 ratio for traffic exchange (meaning you view 1 site, they view your site 1 time) or 2:1 (you view two, they view ONE). Though you might think 1:1 is the only way to go, 1:1 sites usually require them to look at them longer. Many sites also offer options as to how long you want to look at them.
Below is a list quickly outlining the pros and cons:
- Increase traffic
- Reach more audiences
While a short list, let me tell you more on it. Increasing traffic may be the case, but remember, these people who view the sites do not know what your site is about. Even though you can generally filter which site you view (and how people can visit your site with interest in a specific topic), this kind of advertising isn't the best if you want visitors coming back (user loyalty). Reaching more audiences usually talks about how the range is much broader, which can be a benefit!
But there's cons, like these:
- High bounce rate
- No visitor loyalty
- No/Rare ad clicks
What is high bounce rate? It's how search engines measure how long your visitors stay on your site. Bounce, like you know, is how something 'comes back to you' but instead, it's how visitors 'go away from your site'. Bounce rate can greatly, and let me repeat, greatly, reduce your chance of ranking high on a search engine. Search engines use this to support how great your site is. Visitor loyalty, which is said in the above paragraph, is how people won't come back (most likely). Unless you have a direct URL somewhere on your page, there is no coming back usually. No/rare ad clicks is because if a link is clicked, sometimes you are redirected and no one wants that.
Let's now talk about how to prepare your site if you choose to use traffic exchange. Remember, traffic exchange may have an impact on your site, both good or bad. It's like gambling, there's good or bad. If you are posting a blog, PUT YOUR BEST POSTS ON THE TOP. This sometimes means repost. Make sure it is super catchy and you have your URL somewhere HIGHLY VISIBLE. This is important. Really, really important if you want people coming back. And since this is what you want, DO IT.
Make sure your site looks catchy, yet simple. Since your audiences can be any age, you got to make sure there is a balance for both.
If it's a website, same goes- good content/product on top, and include a link. Or, you can simply have a header that clearly states your company name, which, if they are interested, a quick google can bring it up.
Hopefully this article has helped you decide. Below is a short list of traffic exchange sites that have tried: They are all 1:1 ratio, except they can also have a 2:1 but less time per site.
- http://tinyurl.com/cg46at - Traffic G. 1:1 ratio, good features
- http://tinyurl.com/c98jvu- EasyHits4U. Probably more features, both 2:1 and 1:1, lots of prizes
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Traffic Exchange Sites- Pros and Cons + List
Did you know high-paying keywords are worth up to $5-6 dollars? Did you know these kind of keywords could be on your site? Learn how ads can make you a lot of money quickly. Click read more to continue!
It's simple. Simply create a site, on a free hosting site if you wish, and build a site with high paying keywords. How do you know which ones are high paying? Google has some tools that show you which are top paying right now, and how much competitors you have.
It's important to note, even if your keywords are at such a high value, you need someone to go on your site and click them! It's great now to submit your site to search engines, advertise on forums, and boost your site WAY HIGH. So even if one person clicks, money is there.
Now the secret to getting Money and first, site visitors, is CONTENT. Even if you have the best web design in the world, CONTENT makes them come back. And coming back is important to build site loyalty. All of these things can make you money ultimately!
Around my site and in the future, I will include more money-making tips. A fan of mine made me write this post, so, yeah.
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How ads can make you Money FAST. And how to get visitors
In today's tutorial, we will learn how to change the sizes of images in Blogger. Blogger's default options make all images really small, even when the image size setting is large. So we will learn how to make images bigger. Click Read More to view this whole post.
Okay, so how do we change the size of an image? Simply put, HTML. However, this tutorial is going to be easy enough so that even if you don't know HTML or even what it is, you can follow this.
1)Log into your Blogger account, as always. Go to Posting>Create or Edit Posts, depending if you want to add a new image or edit a old one. 2)Upload your image as usual. 3)Switch to Edit HTML. This way, we can see the under code. 4)Find your image. It should be relatively easy to find. It usually begins with <.img src but with no dot '.' of course!
5.Look at the code of your image. Drag your eyes through it until you see width and height. My image had width: 400px; height: 300px. From here, it should be pretty obvious, change the values (the 400 and 300 in my example) to anything you want!
Below is an example of an un-modified image, and a modified one.
 Blogger 'Large' setting default
In the above case, I made it double the size by changing the HTML values.
I've kindly included a VIDEO TUTORIAL for all to enjoy. It outlines exactly what I did above, plus how to upload images if you don't know how!
In case you are wondering, I used Jing to make the video, and you can find more info here.
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How to change image size in Blogger
Here's a free screen-casting/video recording and screen capturing software that is easily comparable to Camtasia Studio and Snag it
, both created by TechSmith. But did you guys know about Jing? It is also created by TechSmith but is free to use. It focuses on quick clips (screen casting is limited to 5 mins, tops) but is great for quick and easy presentations on the go. All the screenshots here on my blog use Jing, and I definetely recommend you to. You can find it at http://www.jingproject.com/.
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Free alternative to Camtasia Studio and Snag it
If you've followed some of my tutorials, you may notice I've used http://pastebin.ca/ a whole lot. Pastebin is free and is super easy to use. Paste in your code and submit it. It'll give you the link and you can share it with everyone. http://pastebin.ca/?nomobile=1 is the full site if you like a more 'functioning' site.
NEW: Scroll down to the bottom to find out a new site.
NOTE: I just found that he also runs http://codebin.ca/, but it seems to be down for now. Check out http://slepp.ca/, where he also has Pretty much a bin to upload everything (image, voice, code). EDIT: So about the instance I posted this, I remembered/found RefractormyCode. It's similar to Pastebin and such but with SYNTAX HIGHLIGHTING! Yipee! So I've updated the scripts for some of my tutorials... Here's an example: http://refactormycode.com/codes/823-test-script
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Useful site to post script/code
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