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A Day in the Life of the Average American

by Admin


09 Jan
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by Gord Hotchkiss
http://www.enquiro.com

The US Census Bureau has just released their new statistical abstract, and according to them, here's how the average adult or teen will spend their time in 2007.

  • 65 days in front of the TV
  • 41 days listening to the radio
  • A little over a week on the Internet
  • A week reading a daily newspaper
  • And another week listening to recorded music


I have just one question. Who are these people? Nobody I know.


2006 Reflections and 2007 Predictions

by Admin


06 Jan
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by S. Housley
http://www.feedforall.com

For the most part in 2006, the world escaped Natures wrath, but people were far less kind to their neighbors. 2006 is scarred not by the winds and oceans but by political turmoil across the globe. The Middle East quagmire is the epitome of how wrong things can go, with the war in Lebanon, infighting in Palestine, Iran's nuclear ambitions, and Iraq's sectarian violence the deepest scars of 2006 were self inflicted with man being his own enemy. Of course, the Middle East is not alone with it's own self-destruction. Genocide in Chad and Sudan show how truly intolerant the human race really is. North Korea's impatience and nuclear activity have disrupted Asia. In fact, few areas of the world were left unscathed by man's ambitions in 2006.


Top 20 Tips for Beginner Bloggers

by Admin


03 Jan
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by Mario Sanchez
http://www.theinternetdigest.net

The following tips for beginner bloggers has been compiled by Mario Sanchez, publisher of The Internet Digest, a growing collection of Internet marketing articles, tips and resources, and Resource Box, a small business internet marketing blog.


Writing for the Web

by Admin


23 Dec
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When you're browsing the Web for information, you're coming across variously structured pages. Some contain the exact information that you need, while others are full of details that prove to be inconclusive. The rule of thumb when writing for the Web is to keep the information well structured, and to respect some basic, very simple directions. Failure to do so will result in web users never attempting to access your web page again.


Internet Marketing SEO Consulting - Is It A Smart Investment for Your Website

by Admin


19 Dec
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by Wayne Hagerty
http://www.pixseo.com

The concept of using an expert SEO Consultant company to help rank your website in the major search engines like Google, Yahoo, and MSN definitely has a slight intrigue.

Having an Internet Marketing SEO Consulting service taking care or even training your staff in proper site analysis, keyword research, link building, site optimization as well as putting together an ethical strategy indeed does have a price.

Is this investment into your website or online business worth it to you?


Preview Microsoft Office and Vista

by Admin


11 Dec
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by John Mehrmann
http://www.executiveblueprints.com

Are you considering a transition to Vista or the new Microsoft Office suite and wondering if your current computer can handle it? Are you thinking about making the investment into a new computer and want to make sure that it can support the Vista and Office in six months? Are you wondering how long you can wait to make the change, and what you will have to deal with if you stay with the current operation system and applications? These top ten tips are designed to give you an informed perspective of the current step in the transition of technology.


A Quiz: Test Your RSS Smarts

by Admin


27 Nov
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by S. Housley
http://www.feedforall.com

You think that you have mastered the art of RSS, but how much do you really know? Take the RSS quiz to test your knowledge of RSS.


A Look at Slogans

by Admin


17 Nov
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by S. Housley
http://www.feedforall.com

Let's take a look at slogans and how just a few words can say volumes. A slogan is a memorable phrase used in conjunction with a political, commercial, or religious advertisement. Slogans are used to convey a deeper meaning. Slogans can be used to elicit emotions, or the slogan might paint a visual image that implies something more.

When considering a slogan or a tagline, keep in mind your objectives. What image do you wish to portray? Slogans should be short, but not to the point of being pithy. Slogans should conjure positive images and distinguish the value your company or product provides.

The best way to analyze slogans is to look at a few.


B2B Tech With KnowledgeStorms VP Jeff Ramminger

by Admin


16 Nov
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by Manoj Jasra
http://www.enquiro.com

Last week I had the privilege of speaking with KnowledgeStorm's Jeff Ramminger. Jeff is KnowledgeStorm's Executive Vice President, Products, Technology & Marketing and has been working there since April 2000. Jeff's immense insight in the area of B2B Tech made for a very interesting interview. So here it is...


A Guide To Website Content Styles - Get Personal

by Admin


11 Nov
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Website content comes in many different guises, each providing their own worth and their own benefits for certain situations. In this article we'll look at using a personal style of writing in a bid to 'get to know' your website visitors and persuade them that your site is both personable and trustworthy.


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