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The fourth cure is about investing safe. It has become very common to invest with medium or high risk profiles to try to maximize your gain within a short period of time. Unfortunately the higher possible return is - the higher is the risk of losing it all. The #4 cure tells you how to safely invest and because of the accumulated affect you will still become a wealthy individual.
Labels: invest, investing, investing safe, investment
Today I would like to share the third cure to a lean purse with you and this is actually one of my favorites. Cure #1 and #2 are the basis of #3 but the third one is the one that has the biggest effect over a period of time. Just saving some of your income will only get you that far, but when investing instead of just saving the compound interests are the ones that does the trick and will bring financial independence your way.
Labels: financial, interests, invest, investing, investment, money
#2 Cure to a Lean Purse – Budget thy expenses
Starting from today and the following six days I will be talking a little about personal development in the form of attaining a healthy economic balance in your life. For me it all started about 6 months ago when I read a book by Jim Rohn in which he encouraged the reader to get the little book called “the Richest Man in Babylon”. First of I though “why would I want to read that book” but from everything else that Jim has thought me, I knew that HE KNOWS and that I just had to get the book.
Labels: financial, freedom, independence, money
Talk to people that know SEO and you will find that 9 out of 10 will tell you that in search engine optimization the most important factor is links. And they are not just important. They are REALLY important. Unfortunately most small business owners really don’t know about this and therefore they are missing out on a lot of opportunities.
I’ve never said that building a good link strategy is easy because if you don’t actually understand why links are so important, then you need to read the articles that Jennifer Laycock over at SearchEngineGuide has decided to write.
In part one she’ll explore the idea of links as the threads of the web, helping both search engines and humans find their way from one site to another.
Links Are the Internet's Road Map
Perhaps the single most important reason why links matter is because they act as a sort of road map to the content on the Internet. When Tim Berners-Lee first created HTML back in the early 90's, he included the concept of hyperlinks as a way of getting quickly from one point of data to another. Sometimes that meant a jump within a document and sometimes it meant a jump from one page to another. These days, we simply call them links and we use them to describe the clickable text that takes a web site user to a new set of content.
Back in the early days of the World Wide Web, links were the ONLY way to get from point A to point B. There was a program called Archie that would search through the files on a particular server, but there was no way to run a search of all of the content that was available via the Internet. Since there were no search engines you had to rely on people to make note of good sites and to add links to them to their own sites. Once the first major search engine with a "crawler" or "spider" popped up in 1994 it didn't take long before search engine programmers realized that following links was the most efficient way to find and index new sites.
The End of Search Engine Submissions
By the early part of the 2000's search engine submission was rapidly becoming a thing of the past. Search engines were now programming spiders that were skilled enough to follow all links which made submitting a site fairly useless. Most search engines closed down their submission forms or began to ignore them.
They were beginning to realize that a site with no incoming links probably didn't contain valuable enough content to be worth indexing anyway. These days links are essential to making sure that the popular search engines will both find and index all of the pages on your web site. In fact, without links, your site might as well not even exist as far as organic search is concerned.
Why Do Search Engines Need to Follow Links?
It's important to understand that search engine spiders simply do what they are programmed to do. They aren't capable of thought or independent action. That means that search engines are unable to visit sites by typing in URLs that they've seen on television or by running searches for whatever query strike their fancy. As such, they must rely on links to help them find their way from one site to another.
This is why a good link building campaign will help your site get indexed more quickly and more completely by the major search engines. Spider-based search engines such as Google, Yahoo! and MSN find new sites to include in their indexes by following links from one site to the next.
By working on building links to your Web site from other spidered sites, you'll eventually receive a visit to your site from one of these spiders and will find your site listed in the most popular search engines. All of this should happen without your ever taking the time to submit your site to a search engine.
It's also why links are essential to the indexing process.
The more links you gain, the more quickly you will be indexed. In fact, the more links you have and the more search engines begin to recognize you as an authority in your topical area, the more often the search engines will visit you and the more time they will spend digging through your site to make sure they've included all of your pages.
In the next installment of this series, I'll explain why search engines look to links as part of their attempt to replicate human judgment when placing value on a site.
Recip. Link strategy in action:
If you have tried to make an income using Adsense I am sure that you already know that there are a lot of things you need to know in order to make an amount worth your time.
Matt Callen has just send me a great newsletter.
By Matt:
Finding topics is not the hard part. There are tons of 'AdSense topics' out there.
What people fail to understand is that even on the Internet, basic business rules still apply. If there is demand, you have a shot at making profits, provided that you differentiate and position yourself in the best possible way.
In other words, it is the execution of the idea that matters, and not so much the idea itself.
Now, keep in mind that you're looking for great niches for your AdSense, pay-per-click, content sites. Many of these will be product-oriented content or information-rich sites. We haven't gotten into it a whole lot yet, but the most successful AdSense sites are ones with free content.
Niche marketers often talk about starting out with topics that you are interested in, or are well-versed in. This, I feel, is bad advice. As helpful as it might be to someone starting out fresh in the content publishing field, it fails to address the main concern anyone would have when starting a business…
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Recently I received a newsletter from the famous Dan Kennedy. Dan is famous for his insight into both online and offline business and I really enjoy reading his newsletter. You know what it is like to have the “light bulb moment” where everything is clear? That is what Dan Kennedy can do for you.
Labels: management, planning, sales, strategy
There is a thing that has been bothering me for some time now and that is the fact that eventhough I update my blog fairly often and I make sure to ping all the relevant sites my blog still isn’t indexed frequently.
Am I the only one that is having a hard time keeping up with all the SEO and Internet Marketing Newsletters that you have signed up for? I believe that I receive between 10-25 newsletters and promotional offers every single day. Most are really good stuff but I takes up so much of my time which could be spend growing and building my business instead.