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Currently it is an on going struggle to have all your website’s pages indexed by the major search engines. This problem is especially prevalent if you have a very large site that is a number of layers deep. Typically the spiders will search down a couple of layers and then given up and move on to a different site, leaving many of your sites pages undiscovered. Recently the most effective remedy to this issue has been the use of a sitemap. This is a simple text based page that contains links to many deeper pages that would not otherwise be indexed by the search engines. By being text based the sitemap is easily spidered and is discovered by search engines through a link from the home page when the site was crawled.While helping to alleviate the common problem of not having all of your sites pages indexed, the sitemap is not without flaws and limitations. Firstly the sitemap has to be limited in length to 101K and if more size is needed then multiple sitemaps have to be used. A more significant problem is that the site map is only followed by search engines when the site is crawled and for newer or less established websites in can be weeks or months between crawlings.The ultimate solution to all these problems is the Google Sitemap Protocol. This is how Google describes the new Google Sitemap: Google Sitemaps is an easy way for you to help improve your coverage in the Google index. It's a collaborative crawling system that enables you to communicate directly with Google to keep us informed of all your web pages, and when you make changes to these pages. The Google Sitemap Protocol will allow you to inform search engines about the new and existing URL’s on your site that are available for crawling. The Sitemap Protocol is essentially an XML file that lists the URL’s for a site. This list can accommodate sites of virtually any size (<50,000URL’s) and is submitted directly to Google. It even allows you to ‘hint’ to Google how often the site should be crawled and what URL’s are th
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So what are Forums, well in the broadest sense they are sites where groups of like minded people visit to discuss points of interest or to find out information and learn about a subject that they are interested in.For the purpose of this article we are looking at what part Forums have to play in the Internet Marketing community.So why would anyone visit a Forum in this arena and what could they possibly gain?There are likely to be four main reasons for visiting a forum site.Firstly, someone may visit because they are seeking advice or guidance over a product they are considering purchasing, or they could be looking at an affiliate product to promote and see if others have had experience at marketing this, and so on.Secondly, from a marketers point of view this can be a breeding ground for new product ideas. A forum can be full of people who are experiencing difficulties and are crying out for product solutions.Thirdly, dependant on where you are with your on-line business and experience, you may find yourself isolated. The forum allows you to make contact with other individuals and possibly develop working relationships which lead to the potential for JV (Joint Ventures) partners.Fourthly, and the purpose of this particular article is the use of Forums in marketing your site.So what do you need to do, you need to determine what sort of problems are forum visitors encountering, can we find a common theme. If so, can you come up with the solutions to these problems.It is possible that you may have a product solution readily available, in which case you can provide links to visit your site. Remember you are not only promoting your own site, but also yourself, you want to be seen as the figure of authority in their area of concern.The response you provide in the Forum needs to be compelling and provide evidence that clicking on your link will take them to the next step in finding the solution to the prob
There are a number of publishers, printers, and mail order dealers who publish their own mailorder magazine. They make their profit by selling advertising space to others in addition to selling their own offers. They offer others (Co-Publishers) a sizable discount for ad space in return for mailing a small number of each issue.
Many mailorder dealers, for one reason or another, prefer to act as a co-publisher rather than sending out their own adsheet, circular or magazine. They do not have all the expense and hastle of laying out the copy, printing, etc., and a good co-publishing program gives them nearly the same exposure.
If you are tied in with top quality magazines or adsheets you can make a reasonable profit through co-publishing. You handle it as if it were your own publication, getting ads on your product or service at a good discount plus you get additional commissions for subscriptions and ads you obtain for the Prime Publisher. Quite often prime publishers will give a commission on their own products which are sold through your efforts with orders coming direct to you.
For best response you should mail to your own name list and to dealers, etc., in the mailorder business, who are not yet advertising in the publications you are offering.
Co-Publishing and the Inner Circle!
How does co-publishing relate to the inner circle of mailorder? You place your ad in a trade magazine or adsheet that is co-publishable by sending your ad and remittance to the co-publisher, who will forward the same, usually with 50% of your payment to the Prime Publisher. Your ad will appear in the next issue and the publisher will send you full details on becoming a co-publisher.
As a co-publisher, you generally get your future ads placed at one-half the published rate; 50% commission on ads you obtain; 50% on subscriptions received; 50% on products advertised in the publications that are to be ordered through you, the Co-Publisher, and from 20 to 100 or so publications, for your own mailings. You simply stamp your name and address as co-publisher, and mail out! If your ads don't pull, you may still come out ahead from orders that come to you as the co-publisher.
When you receive orders, retain 50% (or whatever amount is the agreed commission) and forward the balance with the order, to the Prime Publisher... He will take it from there... It's that simple. Nothing difficult, deep, dark or mysterious about Co-Publishing. The Prime Publisher's name and address does not usually appear on the publication. Orders are directed to you.
The number of orders you receive will depend on who you mail them to. If you mail to other Co-Publishers, orders obtained will usually be for small one-inch ads. They will reserve expenditures for large ads, until they become Co-Publishers of the publication themselves thus getting their advertising at one-half rates!
If your mailings are directed to mailorder beginners, opportunity seekers, or direct to the consumer, orders you receive will probably be for books or products offered under "Order From Co-Publisher" ads. Your own ad, of course, gets full circulation based on the total published and distributed for that particular issue.
You must receive sufficient response to pay for your ads and for the expense of mailing out the publications, plus a reasonable profit.
There are many fine trade magazines and adsheets in the mailorder business that you may co-publish. As you progress and gain knowledge you will probably receive free copies of a number of the better ones to use for your business requirements.
These kind of publications are "In Print" quickly with no long waiting for your ad to appear. They reach an amazing number of small homeworkers and opportunity seekers. If your product or service appeals to these readers and the rates are right, you should get good response. The prime reasons for using these magazines and adsheets are:
1. You get the agreed discount on your advertising after the first time in exchange for mailing a few copies.
2. You earn a specified commission on all new co-publishers and advertisers you get for the publisher.
3. You will receive a discount on all future advertising as long as you continue to co-publish.
4. Of course, you should get some business from your own ads as well.
Include a copy of the magazine or adsheet in orders you fill and in your mails, or advertise that you send them free for payment of the postage cost. Using these methods, your postage cost to mail your copies is zero.
Another reason for co-publishing various magazines is that many of them do not require camera-ready copy. Some do an excellent job of typesetting and offer this service free. Items selling in these publications generally sell for $15.00 or less.
How to Make Money Even When Your Ads Don't Pull!
This is a little more information on the "Riskless Ad Method" for the Co-publisher.
Step 1:
Advertise in mail order magazines and ad sheets that you offer Co-publishing. As mentioned earlier the price you have to pay for your ad is usually the full scheduled price for the first time, then 50% discount thereafter as long as you continue to Co-publish the magazine or mailorder adsheet.
Step 2:
You generally receive 50% commission on ads, subscriptions, etc., that are placed through you, so with the copies you receive and mail you can make money, as long as you stay with top quality publications carrying many articles of interest to mailorder dealers and money-seeking enthusiasts, and which offer good products or services at reasonable price.
Step 3
Distribute you magazine to people who are likely to place ads, etc. Check for firms who advertise in one co-publisher magazine and not in another. Send them a copy of the magazine they are not currently co-publishing or advertising. Since the publisher's name is not printed on the magazines, readers will have to order through you. When they order you make 50% and sometimes more. Go through all the literature and information you receive, from your various ads and contacts, with a fine tooth comb. You have paid for it all and somewhere within the pages of the publications you receive you will find the good programs to fit your individual business plans. YES! By Co-publishing you can make money from both your ads and from mailing copies. If you want to advertise through Internet, there are a number of ways to do co-op: ezine co-op, JV partners, swap solo ads... and more. You are welcome to visit http://www.best-internet-businesses.com to get more advertising ideas.
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If you're looking for some church fundraiser ideas, here are a dozen or so that are fairly easy to put together. These church fund raisers are low cost and take some effort, but they do a great job of raising much needed funds.Bake Sale Bake sales are a great way to get everyone together and strengthen the bond with your church. You can do a typical bake sale fundraiser or a Christmas Cookie box sale where you sell tickets and everyone gets to fill up a box with their choice of cookies.Yard Sale Doing a big rummage sale or yard sale in the church parking lot on Saturday morning is a fun way to raise funds. You can get people to donate their items for a general sale, sell tables like a flea market does, or even let people sell things from their trunks for a small fee. Put out a general call for items and let parishioners know that you can send a crew around with a truck for big items from the attic or garage.Community Cleanup A great project for a youth group is to do a community cleanup fund raiser. Essentially, your workers get pledges of so much per pound of trash collected and hauled away. This works especially well when the area being cleaned up is a visible eyesore such as a creek bed or illegal roadside dumping area.Car Wash The perennially popular car wash fund raiser is a summer staple and for good reason. Church youth groups can always count on it to raise hundreds of dollars for mission trips and other youth ministry needs.Christmas Ornaments You can put together a 'make your own ornaments' craft class and charge a small fee to each attendee plus make a little extra on supplies. Buy the supplies in bulk in the off-season and schedule yours near the Thanksgiving timeframe. You can also offer Christian-themed ornaments, nativity scenes, decorations, etc. for sale as well.Easter Lillies To have these beautiful flowers available for sale s few weeks before Easter, plant your bulbs in starter pots in February. Store them in a lo
You must receive sufficient response to pay for your ads and for the expense of mailing out the publications, plus a reasonable profit.
There are many fine trade magazines and adsheets in the mailorder business that you may co-publish. As you progress and gain knowledge you will probably receive free copies of a number of the better ones to use for your business requirements.
These kind of publications are "In Print" quickly with no long waiting for your ad to appear. They reach an amazing number of small homeworkers and opportunity seekers. If your product or service appeals to these readers and the rates are right, you should get good response. The prime reasons for using these magazines and adsheets are:
1. You get the agreed discount on your advertising after the first time in exchange for mailing a few copies.
2. You earn a specified commission on all new co-publishers and advertisers you get for the publisher.
3. You will receive a discount on all future advertising as long as you continue to co-publish.
4. Of course, you should get some business from your own ads as well.
Include a copy of the magazine or adsheet in orders you fill and in your mails, or advertise that you send them free for payment of the postage cost. Using these methods, your postage cost to mail your copies is zero.
Another reason for co-publishing various magazines is that many of them do not require camera-ready copy. Some do an excellent job of typesetting and offer this service free. Items selling in these publications generally sell for $15.00 or less.
How to Make Money Even When Your Ads Don't Pull!
This is a little more information on the "Riskless Ad Method" for the Co-publisher.
Step 1:
Advertise in mail order magazines and ad sheets that you offer Co-publishing. As mentioned earlier the price you have to pay for your ad is usually the full scheduled price for the first time, then 50% discount thereafter as long as you continue to Co-publish the magazine or mailorder adsheet.
Step 2:
You generally receive 50% commission on ads, subscriptions, etc., that are placed through you, so with the copies you receive and mail you can make money, as long as you stay with top quality publications carrying many articles of interest to mailorder dealers and money-seeking enthusiasts, and which offer good products or services at reasonable price.
Step 3
Distribute you magazine to people who are likely to place ads, etc. Check for firms who advertise in one co-publisher magazine and not in another. Send them a copy of the magazine they are not currently co-publishing or advertising. Since the publisher's name is not printed on the magazines, readers will have to order through you. When they order you make 50% and sometimes more. Go through all the literature and information you receive, from your various ads and contacts, with a fine tooth comb. You have paid for it all and somewhere within the pages of the publications you receive you will find the good programs to fit your individual business plans. YES! By Co-publishing you can make money from both your ads and from mailing copies. If you want to advertise through Internet, there are a number of ways to do co-op: ezine co-op, JV partners, swap solo ads... and more. You are welcome to visit http://www.best-internet-businesses.com to get more advertising ideas.
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Content is King but the web pages are still littered with writing that does scant justice to the word content, least of all creative, useful and valuable content.The first wave in the internet is finally over when we saw the design and technical elements of a website were the focus areas. Content was merely a catalogue of products, a directory, displayed in all its designer glory and the only content were the verbosity of a corporate introduction which talked in high jargon and least understood. The websites were designed as a corporate showpiece, to create awe without serving much of a purpose – that is providing consumers with information and value.Technology still has major role in automating processes, creating interactivity and making the human presence felt rather than being a vault of lifeless, cold knowledge. Thankfully technology is recognizing the existence of customers who are human beings. Technology is now recognized as an adjunct to content and not as a replacement for good content.The second wave in the information technology is very visible and truly begun to dispense rich ‘Information’ a prerequisite for a successful web presence. When we talk of content I take it to mean information which adds value to every aspect of human endeavor whether it is selling to him or providing a service or just plain entertainment.So what are the emerging trends on the internet?Online publishing has become an acceptable medium and here to stay and evolve further. We already see over 100 000 ezines catering to every imaginable niche. E-books are a fact of life with every book having its digital equivalent along with the traditional paper based counterpart. You have to look at websites like Barnes and Noble or Amazon to realize what huge market digital publications have created with its convenience of instant downloads once the payments are made online and minimizing hassles of printing shipping and cost of paper. Digital publishing has no recurring cost unlike trad
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Obtaining a home loan for the purchase of property can be stressful and a massive experiment in red tape. Military veterans can avoid much of this with VA loans.Advantages of VA Loans over Conventional LoansIf you have not served in the military, getting a home loan can be maddening. The amount of documentation you have to supply can be shocking. After you submit the first pile of documents, the lender may ask for more. After a while, you start to wonder if you are applying for a home loan or seeking passage through the pearly gates. For veterans, getting a VA home loan is shockingly simple.One of the major advantages of a VA loan is the application process. It is so simple, one tends to laugh when going through it. The first step is to contact the local VA office and apply for a Certificate of Eligibility. Upon approval, you will go house hunting and find the home you wish to purchase. You then contact a VA approved lender. The lender will order an appraisal, pull credit and ask for income statements. Basic closing tasks are undertaken such as title checks. If no issues arise, the lender issues the loan and you move in.In many situations, the VA has created an even quicker process for veterans to be approved. One of the lengthier tasks in a loan approval can be the appraisal process. To shorten this up, the VA has a program known as the Lender Appraisal Processing Program. Lenders approved for this program can essentially accept the appraisal as a carte blanche valuation and issue a loan on the amount. This can greatly speed up the approval process for veterans.An additional advantage of VA loans concerns the out of pocket cost to actually purchase a home. Whereas most non-military borrowers are looking at a ten to twenty percent down payment, VA loans often require little or no down payment. This allows veterans the opportunity to purchase a property without having to go through the process of saving up funds for a down payment.Private mortgage insurance is the
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When forming a business, it is often difficult to come up with a name. Many people just use their personal name, but a fictitious business name filing provides other opportunities.When naming your business, it is often smart to assign your own name to it. This is particularly true if you are offering services. Mark Johnson Plumbing adds a certain personal touch that gives a feeling of credibility. “You Plug It, We Drain It” works well also, but doesn’t have quite the same personal feel. With your name on the business, people know who is ultimately responsible. If you deliver quality services, this is a positive development. If you get angry customers, it can be a regrettable decision.So, what if you do not want to use your own name for the business? Well, you can form a business entity with a different name. In this case, we are talking about a corporation, LLC or other form. In such situations, you simply select an alternative name for the entity and submit it with your organization papers to the Secretary of State for your state. A well known example is Nike, a play on the original owner’s name – Phil Knight.Many people don’t want to go with the formality of a corporation or LLC. So, what can they do? Well, you can still use a catchy name. The way to do it is to file a fictitious business name statement. The statement usually asks you to provide a business name and the person or company behind it. You usually file it with your country of state. Once filed, you then must publish it in a local newspaper for 30 days or so depending upon the requirements in your area. Once this is completed, you can use the business name, open a bank account and so on.Fictitious business names are a very common practice in the business world. Mom and pop businesses use them as do larger publicly traded companies. The total cost of getting a fictitious business name should cost you no more than a hundred bucks or so.
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