Posts by mackone

You can hire a company to recruit affiliates for you. Be sure to look for testimonials.

I think MP3 files have all the tracks mixed already. So you cannot readily do what you are trying to do. And you can try above posters suggestion the Audacity which would have been my only suggestion, without trying it myself.

It will take a while for your site to end up indexed. It will take a day to several days before it will be indexed into the different search sites. And the fastest way to get indexed is to start building links to your site. If I remember correctly, having a high page rank site link to your site will get your site listed by Google in just a few days.

I like VerticalReponse the best by far. Constant Contact is fine as well... but maybe it's just too expensive.

If you are serious about your websites either for personal or your business, don't go to free web hosting as they are usually not reliable and you may end up losing all your hard work.

If you are not good at marketing your website, then outsourcing may be the solution. Instead of learning how to write articles, social media, viral marketing, video marketing and the list goes on, you can spend your time working on your product or content and have someone else do the marketing.

Just do all SEO things, because the best way to get good traffic is optimizing your site to search engines.

It's a way for third-party developers to pull in elements of our site into their own site. I think Wikipedia can probably explain it more concisely than I can: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API

Whatever options you choose, just keep in mind that you want to have full access to your affiliates and your customers.

Onpage optimization - do keyword search - try to find good and popular keywords, incorporation of those keywords in url, body, meta, alt, content and off-page optimization like try to get links from popular and relevant website to your website. do link building for your website.

I have yet to find a website that claims they make more money from alternative contextual ad networks such as Adbrite who have not been kicked out of Adsense.

Personally, I would rather carry one device with multiple functionalities everywhere I go than carry many devices that can each only complete a specific task.

Certifications are good depending on the area you're concentrating on. However, without real world experience, they don't really validate competency in a discipline.

I have no idea about that but generally speaking, most of the exercises or tests job seekers do in an Assessment Center interview will measure specific job skills and competencies.

There are many options you have with an mis background. There's what seems to be a constant back-and-forth in the field between those that think mis should be more management or more technically oriented.

Link baiting is a technique used to create links by creating content that appeals to social networks and/or bloggers.

Bing and Yahoo are also much more susceptible to link schemes like link buying, comment spam, and others. Questionable tactics are much more likely to improve ranking on bing or yahoo, but the risk of Google penalty is seldom worth it.

You can look for a program that is of high quality. For instance, look for one that is associated with many experts in that particular industry. This way, you are assured that of the standard of the program you will be joining into.

You might want to investigate using a CMS which has everything you need to work with PHP and databases included.

AdBrite is a very good alternative to AdSense. But adsense is really easy to implement and has stood the test of time so I tend to go with adsense

But the traffic from social networking websites are not prominent... the traffic is instant type.

It could be a sleeper bot which will spam you in days, months, or years. Or SEO bot - there may be a homepage or a signature with a URL.

You should make it clear what kind of followers you want at first, and then follow them first, listen to them, join their conversions, and finally they will follow you back.

Google likes the quality meta and title tags, make sure you have enough keywords in meta descriptions, and your title tag is built on solid keyword searching.

The important thing there is not to make your posts look spammy. Even it’s no-follow, traffic is the main concern here as to generate more leads, sales and revenue from any third party ads you attach there.

Search Engine Optimization is what is done to your site to ensure that the end users have a friendly easy to use web site with search engine friendly Menus and search engine friendly URLS that Google, Yahoo, MSN and Ask.com crawl through and find your content. Search Engine Marketing is doing the advertising and marketing of your site.

It is our own thoughts that hold the key to miraculous transformation.— Marianne Williamson

For those interested to embed a chat directly in your website, I’d like to recommend using Chatroll!

I may be wrong here, but think it depends on the company and contract. In my employee handbook, it states that I may take on a second job, so long as this is my main job and it does not interfere with my work for them. There may be something in your contract of employment that mentions asking permission.

Going to a public school does not totally diminish the credibility of your academics. Compare the two programs and see how they look compared to one another. If they seem like they are tied in the education then it won't make much of a difference whether it is public or private as long as the program is good.

Viral marketing techniques would be creating a video and upload it to YouTube with your URL flashed on the screen. Or else just use viral widgets on your blog/web site to spread the word of mouth.

This is good for those who are always trying to figure out exactly how their efforts are paying off.

Good read. Based on my experience of these two social networking sites, I find Facebook more suitable if you are aiming for a way to stay in touch with loved-ones and do some activities with them such as games and applications.

If you're just curious as to whether it's possible, you've got your answer. However, it's not worth the time or money to do it.

Try on Ebay. Or maybe set up your own website with paypal functionality.

It is best to promote programs that complement the theme of your site. Which makes it sure your visitors are already interested in the subject of our site and, gives you the advantage of an easier sales conversion.

You can first try submitting it to several free directories, tell you friends etc

A bend in the road is not the end of the road - unknown

Social Bookmarking is one of the better ways to bring in traffic almost instantly to your website. But its not easy to survive using bookmarking sites, unless you really have some cool articles to share.

I'd say the number one method would be related forums. ie., those forums where the participants would also be keenly interested in what your forum has to offer as well.

No... I don’t believe you need to live in a glass house. Sure, many business owners and independent professionals have personal lives very much merged with their personal lives; the lines are blurred between personal and professional.

Obviously great content is where it begins. All the marketing in the world won't help you succeed if your blog is uninteresting. Assuming you know who your target audience is, the first step is to go out and interact with them. I would consider Blogger.com to be designed to cover the needs of the beginner-intermediate blogger.

I would suggest Craigslist. It's free to post an ad and millions of people from all age groups go there daily.

In viral marketing the marketer is typically communicating with consumers directly by exposing them to some sort of unique content. Consumers then become the distribution source of the marketers message by sending it consumer to consumer. Costs to initiate viral marketing campaigns vary but, unlike affiliate marketing, they are typically not fixed to actions taken by the consumer.

You can do that if you can optimize your site for visitors and search engines. I’d concentrate on creating the compelling content that my site visitors enjoy and that is search engines friendly, and Building inbound links. Also email marketing - if you have an email list you can quickly reach a targeted audience with your message.

SEO is must. Link building is probably one of the most important things to do and counts for a lot in the search engine result pages. Of course there is a lot more that can be done. You can submit your site to RSS feeds, and bookmark in the social networks such as Delicious, Stumble Upon, Digg etc. Business directories and article directories are good places for submissions as well.

Generally... how back links work is that the more sites link back to your site, the more value search engines will give to the article in question, and your site in general.

I still use my feed reader... I find that a lot of the people I follow on Twitter are the same blogs and special interest sites that I read with Google Reader. I still use Google Reader, but not as much.

The recruiting and job search process is changing. You can't stand out with words on a piece of paper anymore. You need more resources, a better network and extra energy.

Determining the perfect hashtag is like creating the perfect title for a blog post. Twitter trending topics, search and related applications thrive on these hashtags, as they serve as noted keywords in the sea of tweets going through the microblogging platform.