Sunday, December 18, 2011

HOME OFFICE TOOLS THAT YOU HAVE TO KNOW

In the last time I spoke about management and marketing strategies that you can tu use,but I didn' t writhe about questions that which at first sight seem simple more exactly how to arrange your home office.
Everybody knows that a office must have equipeed with all devices that can improve your work .Starting from computer to phone there are plenty of pieces equipment that you have to had.
Next i'll we show you what pieces of equipments are indispensable:
  • "A printer" A printer is good to print documents .in any business you work with documents that's very important to have a printer
  • A Scaner" allow you to copy photographs and documents into a computer
  • "Backup Devices" The Backup is very important for all kind of business because allow you to protect your datebase .Many PC came with a backup aplications that allow you to make backups
  • Cables even new hi-tech equipments need cables although they use wireless equipment
  • Lighting " i suggest to use a light that create a plesant ambient for your work to go well

Sunday, December 11, 2011

BUILDING BACKLINKS

Backlinks are important elements in SEO ,the ideea to build backlinks is that help you to get directly links to your website.However most people do not understand this important element in SEO process that help you in search engines.
If you want to start an online business you should understand the reason to build quality baclinks.To get higher traffic you need quality backlinks with no doubt.

When people navigate on internet they are most likely to click on them and visits you sites.When you are able to reach more people and direct more people to your site, the more likely you are going to get your products sold. Aside from the visible links that you get to see on web pages, it can also be the start of a good viral marketing campaign wherein people who notice your site are most likely to tell their friends about it; hence, driving more visitors to your site.

There are far more other reasons on why you should concentrate on how you can effectively build backlinks and among these reasons is for your site to gain higher search engine rankings. Gone are the days when you simply have to put up your site, get a catchy domain name, and put up keyword-rich contents to see your site top the search results. The way that search engine providers such as Google, MSN Bing, and Yahoo deal with page rankings and search result positions are far more complex now.

It has been a common knowledge that what drives up your popularity and page ranking is the number of quality links that are targeted towards your website. This means that the more links you get, the higher your chances are of being on top of the search results page. However, this does not mean that search engine providers prefer the quantity of links you have rather than the quality of such. In fact, Google and Yahoo generally look into the quality of each link. Simply put, search engines will find your site to be relevant and reliable if popular sites link to you. This does not only pulls your page popularity up, but it also drives more traffic to your site while allowing you to reach more readers and prospect customers in no time.

There are far too many ways to build backlinks. In fact, the possibilities are only limited by the creativity and patience of the internet marketer. With the advent of Internet technology and the evident ease it shows in communication, it is impossible for you not to find an avenue where you can kick-off your internet marketing campaign. You can try finding sites that you like and simply e-mail the webmaster and offer a link exchange. There are also social bookmarking sites which you can take advantage of. These sites can generate quality links to your site without requiring you to link back to their site as well.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

GOOGLE KEYWORDS TOOL

Choosing your primary keywords may be one of the most difficult parts of good SEO. It is also, however, one of the most important. When you begin optimizing your website for search engines, you will need to choose one primary keyword or keyword phrase, and four to six secondary keywords.

These keywords are going to be essential later on. You won't just use them for a single page on your website. Instead, they should feature prominently on each page of your website, in any website-related blogs, in any website-related newsletters, and in any website-related press releases. SEO goes beyond just a website.

With that in mind, look for keywords that will stand the test of time. Avoid keywords that are too general; you want targeted keywords for targeted traffic. But don't swerve to the opposite extreme; a keyword is no good if it's something so specific that no one would ever search for it.

Your secondary keywords can be a little more flexible than your primary keyword or keyword phrase. Pick the words people are most likely to use when searching for your product or information. You should ideally have between four and six secondary keywords, but if necessary, pick as many as ten. Don't go above ten, as too many keywords end up diluting the importance of any of your keywords.

Look for a blend of general and specific secondary keywords. Better yet, make one or two of them keyphrases, such as "handcrafted knit scarves" that blend the specifics of the three words together with the generalness of each individual word.

Once you have your keywords, don't limit them to just your website. Use your primary keyword phrase every time you link to your website, in blogs, in newsletters, and in RSS feeds. Don't overlook relevant forum signatures! The right keywords, used in the right way, can be invaluable.

Monday, December 5, 2011

WIKILEAKS LAUNCH SPYFILES


Yesterday marked the launch of Wikileaks’ newest project, the Spyfiles, following an announcement from Julian Assange while speaking on a panel at the Bureau of Investigative Journalism at the City University of London. Addressing the audience, Assange casually dropped the bomb that a new batch of files uncover the “international mass-surveillance industry.” From the conference:

The Wikileaks release also explains that citizens involved in overthrowing their respective dictators during the Arab Spring this year discovered listening rooms “where devices from Gamma corporation of the UK, Amesys of France, VASTech of South Africa and ZTE Corp of China monitored their every move online and on the phone.” Further, the Spyfiles announcement details how surveillance entities in the U.S., Italy and France have manufactured viruses to infiltrate private computers and smart phones – they’re looking at you, iPhone, Blackberry, and Gmail users – in order to essentially hijack the device and record its every movement.

Sunday, November 27, 2011

DIFFERENCE SEO AND MARKETING

SEO and SEM are two terms that are commonly bandied about by webmasters. Sometimes it seems as if the two terms are used almost interchangeably. But is there a difference, and if so, what is it?

In fact, there is a difference. SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. It refers to anything you do to your page to make it more search engine friendly. SEM stands for Search Engine Marketing. It forms a sort of umbrella term that can refer to anything you do to get your page ranked higher in search engines, from search engine optimization to requesting backlinks to submitting your URL to search engines.

It's important to know the difference between the two when you're shopping for SEO or SEM services. If the company doesn't specify what services it offers as part of its "SEM Package," then don't hesitate to ask. And don't hand over any money until you know! Some companies may mean nothing more than submitting your website's URL to a few search engines, and you can do that yourself.
Whenever possible, get a list of specific things they plan to do to help surfers find your website. Will they submit your URL to search engines? Get a list of the search engines they plan to submit it to. ("Yahoo!, Google, and 100's More!" doesn't count.) Will they keyword optimize your site? Be sure to ask if they include META and ALT tags.

Ultimately, whether a company uses "SEO" or "SEM" doesn't matter as much as what services they offer. Ideally, SEM would be more valuable than SEO, because it would include SEO as well as other marketing strategies. But this is not always the case. As we've noted before, it can be simply a code for "stick your URL is a few search engines and be done with it." Look for reputable websites, and ask for specific services they offer. Once you've done your homework, you will be able to make an informed decision between SEO and SEM and march forward proudly, knowing that you truly got the best value for your money.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

FACEBOOK AROUND 100 BILLION

Facebook may be getting very close to filing for its IPO if a new report is accurate. But take this for what it is. It’s still just a rumor at this point.

Nicholas Carlson at Business Insider says the publication received an email from a source “close to Facebook employees,” saying “that the rumor flitting from employee to employee is that ‘a Facebook S1 filing is coming really soon. Possibly as soon as next month.”

Still, he says another source says Facebook hasn’t even decided what banks will underwrite.

Two months ago, the Financial Times reported that Facebook is aiming for a late 2012 IPO launch.

Earlier this month, CEO Mark Zuckerberg told Charlie Rose “It’’s not something I spend a lot of time on a day-to-day basis thinking about.”

Recent valuations of the company have exceeded $80 billion. That’s reportedly up from about $4 billion in 2008. That’s just amazing. Jolie O’Dell at VentureBeat recently shared this graph depicting the company’s valuation escalation:We’re not going to hold our breath for the Facebook IPO. Why start now? But we can’t help but be a little curious as to how soon this thing really is going to happen, after years of waiting.

Sunday, November 20, 2011

Apple: Amazon Is Guilty Of False Advertising Too

Apple has been involved in a beef with Amazon over the use of the term “App Store” since March of this year. Apple’s original trademark lawsuit claimed that they owned the term “App Store,” having applied for the trademark in 2008 after launching the store for their iPhone

Amazon battled back saying that the term “App Store” was simply too generic to be trademarked – that it just describes a store that sells apps. The Amazon App Store for Android launched anyways, much to the chagrin of Apple. In July, a judge denied the injunction and allowed Amazon’s store to remain active.

Apple says that Amazon purposefully started “de-emphasizing” the “for Android” part of the “Amazon App Store for Android” in order to bank of the popularity of the Apple App Store.The brief even provides screenshots to back up their point. In this one, you can see the Kindle Fire being promoted as having the “Amazon Appstore.”

Source:webpronews

SEO TOOLS FOR 2012

There are a number of popular SEO tools available online that will make your work much easier. The SEO experts will advise you about these effective tools that will solve your problem areas. The first and most important tool is Google Analytics.

This is a free tool that gives you an easy solution to analyze the traffic of your website. You can track your site and find out the number of page views you have received in a particular time frame. You can also find out the length and depth of visit and the geographical location of your visit. The three SEO elements covered by Google Analytics are search traffic, search keywords and content performance.

Alexa toolbar is very useful for internet users. This is widely used by many webmasters for many years due to its ability to measure the performance and popularity of a website. Alexa is able to give you accurate results up to the top 100,000 sites existing online.

Another great tool that helps you to find out the right keywords for your site is KeyCompete. You can determine the keywords of your competitors easily. This could be obtained through their PPC programs. This is an online tool with lots of useful features. No one can overlook the usage of this tool to find out the appropriate keywords for their sites.
You can get information about your competitors and receive reports about their performance in major search engines like Google and Yahoo through the SEO tool SEOmoz. This helps you to find out what your competitors are doing and help you to keep track of their progress. Knowing these things will help you plan your future moves accordingly.

This also helps you in site error detection, traffic tracking and keyword research. IWEBTOOL has many tools in one that covers most areas of SEO. The great feature of this is the Google PageRank Prediction. This predicts the ranking in Google. This gives account of the links a domain has and measures the speed of the website. With Website Speed Test you can find out the time taken for site loading.

Widexl helps you to locate pages that are linked to your site. This feature has a meta tag analyzer that helps you to analyze the meta tags, page loading time and keyword density. You can check the links of your site on six search engines and make comparisons among competitors with another great tool of Widexl, Search Engine Saturation.

The SEO tool, Link Diagnosis helps the website owners to examine the link competition. This provides main details about eh links of the competitors. You can get details about anchor text, page ranks, etc. The Link Diagnosis runs only in Firefox browser.

SEO Logs is a combination of many free tools for SEO like Web Page SEO Optimizer, Keyword Difficulty Check, Backlinks Analyzer Tool, HTTP Headers, Domain Age Check, Alexa Rank Comparison, Adsense Profit Calculator, etc.

This helps you to measure the difficulty of keywords to get ranked in search engines. It also can detect the faked Pagerank and give PR value results. With these popular SEO tools you can optimize your site easily.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

WHAT IS MANAGEMENT

When I first started my company, I hit the business plan competition circuit for funding and feedback. At each event, I encountered the same question from a judge or a member of the audience: "This seems pretty simple, why doesn't [insert large competitor] just do this?" My response was always the same: "I don't know­--they just don't." The answer was always oddly sufficient, probably because the asker had no idea either.

That question ultimately became rhetorical, in the eventual sale of my company and in general observations on how big companies and startups act. Why do large companies more successfully acquire instead of innovate? They certainly have the talent, the money and the existing market share to launch startups with ease, yet they don't do it very well. What's clearly missing is something in their DNA, but also something in the numbers. As big companies look at growing internally or via a shopping spree, it's important to consider the underlying motivations and math.

People and culture: Startups require innovative entrepreneurs, and that typically isn't in a job description for a large company. Big companies hire people when the workload demands it, not when they can come up for air and think about innovation.

By the same token, people work for big companies when they want a stable paycheck, an eight-hour workday and projects lined up on their desk. Mechanically, the ability to break away from a billable workload to pursue something innovative requires significant buy-in and resources from managers. Those managers are likely evaluated by their higher-ups on the profitability of existing, not future, business.

Cost and organizational structure: Large companies simply can't compete with startups on a cost and execution basis. Organizational hierarchies slow decisions that could be made over lunch or beers in a startup, and established salaries and service providers create costs that would bury almost any early stage company. While startups beg, borrow and barter, large companies follow established processes, protocol and prices to accomplish the same things at a much slower speed and a heavy multiple of the cost.

Risk: Unfortunately, all of those extra dollars and time spent do little to mitigate the risks of the actual concepts and, unlike startups, big companies have a lot to lose. Failed internal ventures not only hurt the balance sheet, but the corporate brand companies invest significant resources in building and protecting. The only risk in acquiring established and derisked companies is overpaying. That premium debatably trumps the risk of having several internal failures to get something right. Like everything else in business, it boils down to math--mainly probability and statistics.

Monday, November 14, 2011

SMALL BUSINESS STILL HESITANT

The economy still seems to be affecting small businesses - especially when it comes to growth and the hiring of new employees.

According to the CBIZ Small Business Emplyoment Index (SBEI), a barometer for hiring trends, October saw a decrease in hiring among companies with 300 employees or fewer.

In October, the index fell 1.28%, after already falling .81% in September.

Phillip Noftsinger of CBIZ said that "this month's SBEI results show a steeper decline than in September, indicating that job growth at the small business level is still struggling."

"In many cases, employers facing a year-end calendar may be opting to slow the replacement process for positions opened due to voluntary attrition in an effort to boost net income. We should see some stabilization to the numbers as we move into the holiday season and hope for job growth during that period as well."

That's the upside, according to the report. As we edge closer to the big holiday shopping season, consumer spending is likely to increase dramatically. In turn, this could boost the economy, which would then increase the all important confidence factor among small business owners.

Confidence = more hiring.

But the harsh reality is that 28% of those companies surveyed said they had a decrease in employees over the last month. Half of the companies remained stagnant, reporting the same amount of employees. And only 22% said that they increased their staff.

Is the economy still having an effect on your hiring practices? Let us know in the comments.

Saturday, November 12, 2011

IT'S TIME TO BUY!!

Centuries of natural selection have hardwired human beings to find patterns and imagine relationships. This wiring is the basis of such things as lucky charms, special pre-game meals, ominous black cats and the idea that rising global temperatures are caused by, rather than correlated with, industrialization.

Given our superstitious nature, it could be tempting to dismiss the work of the Stock Trader"s Almanac Now in its 45th year, the Almanac culls market data from over a half-century to uncover seasonal trends and behaviors, outlining patterns that can improve a trader's odds of success. Scoff though you may, the Almanac is a mainstay of trading desks around the world and has uncovered such now conventional wisdom as Sell in May, the Santa Claus Rally, the January effect, and more.

The money question for 2011 is whether this year's horrific news flow will trump the trends, obviating any historical seasonal influences. Despite a U.S. credit rating downgrade in August, or the European crisis that reemerged as a headline story in September, Jeff Hirsch, who replaced his father Yale as the editor of the almanac says "no." He points to stocks suffering through a terrible September and bottoming in October, two events the Almanac accurately foretold. "Historical trends have held true," says Hirsch.

If seasonal patterns stay in place, November marks the beginning of stocks' strongest three-month period. With last month having been the 4th best October on record, history suggests even stronger gains than the norm. Of the 20 strongest Octobers since 1950, the period from November 1st to January 31st has been positive 17 times, with average gains over 6%.

Hirsch is looking for the trend to continue, regardless of the headlines. "The Europe crisis, though scary and serious, is noise," he says. "The market seems to be calloused and has baked it in at this point."

The pattern isn't perfect of course, nothing is. Scary and serious news that's not already baked into the market can trump historical patterns, Hirsch says, citing rising tensions in Iran specifically.

Regardless of the ever present risk of outside shocks, Hirsch is positioning for a rally by going long stocks. He's looking at dips towards the support levels as chances to add to his positions. He uses the Dow Jones Industrial Average to set his levels at 11,500 to 11,700. Given the atypically defined trading range of last summer, support is relatively easy to find no matter what index you choose. Simply find the top of the summer range, draw a line across the stock tops and, viola', you've found support.

Call it voodoo if you like. The fact of incremental moves in the market is this: If enough traders believe something to be true, and act on it, the prophecy becomes self-fulfilling.

As I said, the Stock Trader's Almanac is on the desk of traders all over the world. You can dismiss things like support levels and October bottoms all you want, but if you bet against them you've had some tough years. Or decades, as the case may be

Source:AP

FINANCIAL STRATEGIES

Investment strategists typically draw a base case for the global markets and also an outside case -- low-probability events called "tail risks" that are more "what if?" than "what now?" situations.

But nowadays market volatility has grabbed investors by the tail, and risk-management is front and center. With uncertainty and unrest spreading from Athens to Manhattan's analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch thought it timely to assess some potential tail risks that could develop in 2012 and tell investors how to take advantage of them.

The base case for Merrill Lynch analysts is a relatively optimistic scenario. Here, the global economy slows but avoids recession, emerging markets post respectable growth, and China and the United States muddle through their economic troubles, said Kate Moore, a Merrill global strategist who contributed to the recent research report.

"The prevailing assumption is that companies are going to struggle and we're going to grind to a halt," she said.That's not how we view the world."

1. The Fed hikes interest rates

The idea that the U.S. economy would strengthen enough for the Federal Reserve to raise rates in 2012 strikes most observers as farfetched, if not ridiculous.

"It's a good thing to think outside the box, but that's in outer space," said Ed Yardeni, the president of market strategy firm Yardeni Research.

The Merrill strategists don't disagree -- in fact, their models indicate that the U.S. economy won't be strong enough to support a Fed rate hike until the third quarter of 2014. But that doesn't mean a rosy picture is out of the question.

"It's not a zero-probability event," Moore said. "The big surprise would be that the economy has bigger and stronger growth than we and the rest of the market expect."

Catalysts for U.S. economic growth would include election-year cooperation in Washington on spending and deficit reduction, and low mortgage rates spurring home sales and buoying the banking sector.

What to do

Whenever the Fed does hike rates, look for stocks to outperform bonds. Specifically, investors should then favor U.S. equities over emerging markets, and domestically focused small caps would trump globally oriented large caps, the Merrill report said. Municipal bonds do better than Treasurys, while corporate bonds and gold would come under pressure.
2. Social unrest rises

Seeds of social unrest are sprouting worldwide. In the United States, the fertilizer is double-digit unemployment, while income inequality between the wealthiest Americans and average citizens has hit a level not seen since just before the Great Depression.

Jeffrey Gundlach, the bond fund manager and CEO of investment firm DoubleLine Capital, offers this view of the Occupy Wall Street protests: The average American doesn't watch the stock market day to day, he said, but "they do know something is wrong when the library is closed on Thursdays, the potholes aren't getting fixed, big corporations are doing well and the CEOs look relaxed and tanned." So they are protesting "income polarization and policies that support it."

What to do

Social unrest is one tail risk that appears to be growing. The development doesn't bode well for most stocks, as it reflects deteriorating economic conditions, a stretched consumer, austerity in the absence of growth to repay debt and a lack of leadership and collective will to put people back to work.

The Merrill research noted that protests around the world create an environment that favors bonds over equities, and defensive stocks over cyclical stocks that would benefit from a clearer economic picture.

Treasurys are favored over corporate bonds, and in a more volatile world, safe-haven assets such as gold, and a play on food scarcity through agriculture and agribusiness shares would be warranted.

Source:(MSN)

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

GOOGLE ENCRYPTING SEARCH

Google has caused quite a ruckus in the search marketing community after it announced some changes to search.Last week, the search giant said that it would begin encrypting looghes in search that users do by default, when they are logged into Google.com. This further integration of a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) will prevent search marketers from receiving referral data from the websites consumers click on from Google search results.

While this change is only supposed to affect a single digit percentage of referral data, many SEOs are not happy with the move and believe that Google has gone too far.Eric Enge the Founder and President of Stone Temple Consulting told us that he was completely “baffled” when he saw the news

“I hate to say this about Google because they’re a company that I admire and like and respect, but I think this is evil,” she said.

“Google is taking something away that is a very, very valuable tool for anybody practicing SEO,” Lieb added.

I have learned more from the referral data that comes into the that lets me benefit the user – I won’t have that data to mine, “ she said. “Personally, it will make it harder for me to (a) understand what the performance of my pages are and (b) to learn from my pages.”

Google has said that it did this in order to make search more secure, but the SEO community doesn’t agree. Enge told us that he didn’t recall any outcry from privacy organizations in regards to search term data and, therefore, is not convinced that security was Google’s real motive. If this were the case, he thinks that Bing and Yahoo would have had to make changes as well.

GOOGLE +


Google+ hasn’t even been around 6 months yet, and it’s considered a major player in the social media realm. It regularly draws comparisons to both Facebook and Twitter. But, Google+ does have one thing going for it that currently Facebook and Twitter doesn’t: it’s good for rankings… in Google. Imagine that.

At the BlogWorld Expo in L.A., Alltops, Guy Kawasaki and Human Business Works President Chris Brogan had a very interesting discussion about all things Google+.

During the session, a question was raised “Is there now connections between google plus and search rankings?” Brogan stated that:

“Google doesn’t index all of Facebook right now. It’s a lost cause for SEO, they’re also no longer indexing Twitter. Google does index anything publicly for Google+”

It should be noted that Facebook doesn’t allow it. Kawasaki chimed in that this is probably a direct result of the relationship between Facebook and Bing.

If you Google Chris Brogan’s name, you’ll see his Google+ stuff shooting up the rankings. The same holds true for anyone. When you post something publicly it’ll begin working for you, he states “It’s a Google thing”.

Brogan would go on to say:

“Google has such advantages, I don’t see how they can’t be a success with Google+ … I’m amazed that people are so skeptical, especially those in the tech press”.

It’ll be interesting to follow this and see if Google+ does reach the level that both Brogan and Kawasaki think it can.

Sunday, November 6, 2011

SAMSUNG GALAXY S II



The Galaxy S™ II has an amazing 4.27" Super AMOLED™ Plus screen. This superb display has razor sharp clarity and breathtaking color. See every detail of videos and pictures. See the full range of hues in all their subtlety and brilliance. And with its superior wide viewing angle, you don't have to be directly in front of the screen to see a perfect image. Truth is, you really have to see it to believe iT

Choose from thousands of premium movies and TV shows on Media Hub and begin watching them in seconds thanks to progressive download optimized for mobile phones.

The Galaxy S™ II utilizes Adobe® Flash® Technology with ease, so you’ll have better access to millions more web pages and videos.
Shoot super sharp photos and videos
Sure, the Galaxy S™ II has a huge screen, but it's a mere 8.89 mm at its thinnest from front to back. That's only .35 of an inch. For such a large phone, you'll be amazed how easily it slips in and out of your pocket.

When you want to shoot your own videos and photos, you'll have an 8MP 1080p camera at your fingertips. You can even output videos from your phone to watch on an HDTV with an optional


Speed Redefined for Faster Browsing and Access

You might want to grab hold of something, because the Samsung Galaxy S II is a whole new definition of fast. Engineered for 4G networks, the Galaxy S II does it all at mach speed—uploads, downloads, surfing, streaming. The immensely powerful C210 Dual Core processor gives you the velocity of two processors acting as one, and delivers an icy-smooth multimedia experience that makes everything you do, from web browsing to intense 3D gaming to accessing your favorite apps, as seamless as it is effortless.


A Dazzling Display Brings Content to Life

Get ready for the brightest, most colorful screen you've ever seen on a phone.* Thanks to Super AMOLED™ Plus technology, the Galaxy S II produces images that break all boundaries—luscious colors, impenetrable blacks and razor-sharp clarity from just about any viewing angle. It's no wonder we gave the Galaxy S II a supersized screen—4.27" (AT&T) and 4.52" (Sprint and T-Mobile)—so that you wouldn't miss a thing.

Movies and games blaze to life, e-book text is ultra-sharp, photos and videos are rendered in stunning HD-like quality. The technology is so advanced that this ground-breaking display even cuts down on power usage, extending your battery charge so that you can do more, longer.

SEARCH ENGINE

Most corporations understand that a great search strategy relies mostly on incorporating the absolute best practices throughout their organizations. It can become a nightmare as a corporation’s activities start to become separated from each other. Departments often have territorial or political reasons for not talking and communicating interdepartmentally, and sometimes the organization of these departments prohibit excellent communication across multiple branches.

The key to great support comes from the top down. If your upper management creates an environment which is central to having search strategies a priority, then it can then be a goal shared by the entire corporation. Upper management absolutely needs to provide the necessary resources for search integration and to make sure that all departments are motivated to create great upward momentum to the search marketing strategy.

Here are some tips to great content architecture across your organization.

1. Make sure that your website has the most useful and functional information architecture possible
Make sure that multiple pages don’t have similar or thin content. Will your website’s visitors be confused at all? Is the page they access relevant to the information they’re looking for? Don’t ever confuse your visitors, and don’t ever show them something they aren’t looking for. Keep it simple!

2. Make sure that the copy on your website speaks to your customer
Keyword research is a huge part of this. You must make absolutely certain that anyone writing web copy has access to (and understands) your keyword research. Make sure they use this research in the writing and development of web copy – if your core demographic is high school children, don’t write using the vocabulary of someone with a PHD.

3. Although your meta keywords tag is not helpful in search engine optimization, it can be helpful in collaboration.
Often, a company will spend countless dollars and time on research about how to speak to their customer, how to create the best marketing calls, marketing segments, and then a copywriter will change the message without realizing all of the energy that was put into the message. To help avoid this, make sure the copywriter has coordinated site wide, and make sure they incorporate the correct keywords into the content. Don’t focus too much on keyword density, but rather on providing valuable content.

4. Remember that every page of your site is a possible entry point.
Every page of your website is a possible entry point for your customer and should be developed using this mentality. Make sure that each page clearly states the primary subject, provides contextual navigation and momentum about the rest of the website, helps the visitor complete a task/find what they were looking for, and to motivate the visitor into your sales funnel. Pages often don’t have a strong call to action and conversions may suffer greatly.

Your corporation should create a checklist for each page to ensure all of these actions get met.

5. Make sure that your website has a great internal linking structure.
This is absolutely crucial to make sure that you have an easily crawlable website. At least one internal link should be in place to each page of your website. A page that does not have an internal link to it is called an “orphan page” and will never be seen by the search engines.

6. Think about what you’re going to link to from the home page.
Your website’s home page is the page that most visitors will see – so it’s important that you link to your most important pages. Search engines also recognize this, and they use your home page link architecture as a sign of what your most important pages are.

Brazil, China and other emerging markets trail US

Developing countries from Brazil to China are expanding much faster than aging economies in the U.S. and Europe, where borrowing during the boom years has been a drag on growth. So the smart money bought stocks in emerging markets, expecting that rapid economic expansion there would provide better rewards. This year, that bet hasn't worked out.

The broadest measure of U.S. stocks, the Standard & Poor's 500 index, is down just 0.4 percent this year. Markets in Brazil, China and the like have lagged far behind, even though their economies are still growing faster than the U.S.

"If you were anywhere in the world other than in the S&P 500 this year, you got crushed," said Greg Peterson, director of research at Ballentine Partners, an investment advisory firm.

The main reason emerging market stocks have suffered deeper losses isn't because their economies are suddenly sluggish. Analysts say it's because people have been worried about the European debt crisis and a possible recession in the U.S. It may seem unfair, but when fear of another financial crisis strikes money managers, they tend to flee emerging markets and stay closer to home.

This summer, panicked money managers dropped the most risky investments first. That meant bonds from deeply indebted countries like Italy and Portugal, small companies in the U.S and emerging market stocks got hit the hardest. Even gold, an asset normally considered safe, dropped as traders shifted money into dollars.

"There was a globalization of fear," says Nathalie Wallace, a senior portfolio manager at Batterymarch Financial Management.

The same thing happened when the U.S. financial crisis hit in 2008. The S&P 500 fell 38.5 percent for the year. But the MSCI Emerging Market index, made up of countries where the banks didn't peddle subprime mortgage bonds, plummeted 47.3 percent.

"Anytime you see risk and fear coming, you see emerging markets get hit a bit more," Wallace says. "It doesn't mean the underlying fundamentals of the economy have changed."

Consider the collection of emerging-market rising stars known as the BRICs, which stands for Brazil, Russia, India and China. All have economies whose growth exceeds the U.S.

-- Brazil: The economy has expanded 3.1 percent over the past year. The benchmark Bovespa has lost 15.3 percent.

-- Russia: Economic growth of 5.1 percent. The Micex has dropped 11.1 percent this year even after a 10 percent rebound in the past month.

-- India: Economic growth of 7.7 percent. The BSE Sensex index is down 14.4 percent.

-- China: Economic growth of 9.1 percent. The Shanghai Composite has slumped 10 percent this year.

By contrast, the U.S. economy has expanded 1.6 percent over the past 12 months. That's sluggish compared to the developing world's stars. And worries that the U.S. could slip into a recession, or that Europe's debt crisis could tip it into one, have weighed on investors for months. Even after those fears dragged down stocks nearly 20 percent in a month, the S&P 500 outshines indexes in nearly all of the world's fastest growing economies.

In fact, if you rank the U.S. against emerging markets this year, it places ahead of 20 countries and behind just one, Indonesia.

China and other emerging markets long relied on shipping toys, timber and other goods to consumers in the U.S. and Europe. Trade helped them grow. But that has a downside, says Tim Morris, a portfolio manager at J.P. Morgan's asset management unit. When a small country hitches its fortunes to U.S. shoppers, it's bound to suffer when the U.S. economy slows down.

A related problem for many emerging market countries is that they're dominated by energy and material producers, the type of companies most vulnerable to a global slowdown. Todd Henry, an emerging markets equity specialist at T. Rowe Price, points to Brazil, a country that isn't as dependent on exports for growth. "It's a relatively closed economy," Henry says. "But commodity and energy companies make up a large part of their stock market. So if the world is slowing down, that gets priced in."

The largest company in Brazil's stock index is the oil giant Petrobras. When the U.S. economy looks weak, the price of oil falls and the companies that sell oil fall, too. That pushes down Petrobras, which tugs on the Bovespa. In other words, when the U.S. has the sniffles, Brazil's stock market still catches a cold.

SOURCE: Associated Press

Thursday, November 3, 2011

BIOMASS CONVERSION PROCESS


There are a number of technological options available to make use of a wide variety of biomass types as a renewable energy source. Conversion technologies may release the energy directly, in the form of heat or electricity, or may convert it to another form, such as liquid biofuel or combustible biogas. While for some classes of biomass resource there may be a number of usage options, for others there may be only one appropriate technology.

Thermal conversion

These are processes in which heat is the dominant mechanism to convert the biomass into another chemical form. The basic alternatives of combustion,toreffaction,pyroliss are separated principally by the extent to which the chemical reactions involved are allowed to proceed (mainly controlled by the availability of oxygen and conversion temperature).

There are a number of other less common, more experimental or proprietary thermal processes that may offer benefits such as hydrothermal upgrading (HTU) and hydroprocessing. Some have been developed for use on high moisture content biomass, including aqueous slurries, and allow them to be converted into more convenient forms. Some of the applications of thermal conversion are combined heat and power (CHP) and co-firing. In a typical biomass power plant, efficiencies range from 20–27%


Chemical conversion

A range of chemical processes may be used to convert biomass into other forms, such as to produce a fuel that is more conveniently used, transported or stored, or to exploit some property of the process itself.

eBay


There is a lot of money to be made as a seller on eBay. Thousands and thousands of sales are made each day, resulting in a lot of income for a lot of sellers. And there is still room for you if you want to get involved – whether you want to earn some part time cash or set up a whole new full time business on the side.

But where do you get your stock from? How do you get started? And how can you build a business that gives you PowerSeller status? Relax – you’re about to find out.

It’s easy work to get started earning money on eBay. Once you’ve signed up for your free account the best way to get a feel for what selling is like is to auction off some of your personal items that you no longer want. If you are going to start buying stock to resell, you’ll do better by getting some basic selling experience first.

While we are on the subject of stock, you’ll need to decide what kind of business you are going to set up. Of course you can sell anything you like, but if you want to make a name for yourself it helps to become known for selling a specific type of product.

Now that doesn’t necessarily mean your product area needs to be a small one; on the contrary it could be quite large. You could sell toys for example – there’s plenty there to keep any seller going for months on end without selling the same thing twice. You do need to pick a popular product though, and it’s worth doing some research using eBay’s advanced search feature to find out what is selling and how much it’s selling for.

So let’s say you want to sell computer games, for example. There are hundreds of games you could buy to sell here, but if you don’t know which ones will sell you could lose a lot of money buying the wrong stock. By searching the ended listings you can see which titles consistently sell well, and which ones will produce the best profit for you.

Okay – so you know how to figure out what to buy. Now you need to know where to get it from. It stands to reason that no seller is going to tell you where they get their stock; that would be like giving away the keys to their business. In order to find the best sources for stock you need to do a bit of legwork.

We should mention here that there are two main sources for stock – wholesalers and dropshippers. Both have their pros and cons; it just depends on which method you personally prefer.

Dropshippers hold all the stock for you, so you only actually pay for an item once you’ve received payment from the customer. You may have to pay a fee to join the scheme in the first place though. If you choose to go with one or more wholesalers you will need to have the room to buy the stock, and the money to buy it in advance. This comes with more risk since you could buy stock that doesn’t sell, but with the tactic we’ve already covered for checking completed listings before you order anything, the risk here should be kept to a minimum.

So – back to where to find these sources. If you have a particular product in mind that you want to sell, the simple act of looking at the packaging can often reveal the name of the supplier. You can then check out their website to see what else they do.

Another method is to search for what you want on Google. This sounds deceptively simple and in fact many people don’t think of doing this. It can be a bit hit or miss, but it’s possible to find some excellent wholesalers through this method. Over time you will go from having one wholesaler to a handful of sources to get your stock from, and you can build up your product range as you start to grow.

Building your feedback is an important part of being a good seller and the higher you can get your score the better. It sets you apart as being a dedicated seller. And the faster your score climbs, the closer you get to attaining PowerSeller status.

The PowerSeller symbol is highly prized among serious eBay sellers, and there are five levels to strive for. The first is Bronze, and it’s a lot easier to reach than you might think. While you might set a goal for yourself to reach PowerSeller, you will find that if you build up your product range and gradually increase your sales, you will reach it in no time. And if you get off to a great start you might just do it in three months – the minimum time you can actually do it in.

Many sellers have their own shop on eBay, but it’s not necessary when you first get started. In fact you are often better off waiting until you have a good range of stock before opening a shop, since it can look rather empty if you only have a handful of items.

The final thing to think about is the price of the items you are selling. It stands to reason that if you sell a hundred different products in the $5 to $10 price range, you won’t make as much cash as you would selling a hundred in the $50 to $100 price range.

But you need to work out what you enjoy selling and what you can sell lots of to experience real success on eBay. Don’t go for expensive products just because they might bring a bigger profit. Go for your calling – that’s where you will experience the biggest

Oil above $94 amid signs of US economy improving


Oil prices hovered below $94 a barrel Friday in Asia amid signs the U.S. economy may be improving.

Benchmark crude for December delivery was up 5 cents at $94.12 a barrel at midday Singapore time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract rose $1.56 to settle at $94.07 in New York on Thursday.

Brent crude was down 33 cents at $110.50 a barrel on the ICE Futures Exchange in London.

Crude has jumped about 25 percent from $75 on Oct. 4 amid growing investor optimism that the U.S. economy will avoid a recession.

On Thursday, the Labor Department reported that the number of people who applied for unemployment benefits dipped slightly last week to the lowest level in five weeks. And the Commerce Department said factory orders had the biggest jump in six months in September.

"The general global economic outlook inched away from the edge of collapse," energy trader and consultant The Schork Group said in a report.

Investors will be closely watching the latest unemployment figures for October due to be released later Friday.

Doubts that a plan announced by European leaders last week will contain Greece's debt crisis weighed on oil prices.

After meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy earlier this week, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou backed off earlier pledges to call a referendum on his country's bailout package. But traders are still worried the plan will not be fully implemented or enough to stanch Europe rising debt levels.

"Markets are skeptical of the latest final agreement to stave off European contagion," Schork said.

In other Nymex trading, heating oil rose 0.7 cent to $3.05 per gallon and gasoline futures slid 1 cent at $2.65 per gallon. Natural gas added 1.9 cents at $3.80 per 1,000 cubic feet.

SOURCE: AP

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

BIOMASS


Biomass, as a renewable energy source is biological material from living, or recently living organisms.As an energy source, biomass can either be used directly, or converted into other energy products such as biofuel.
In the first sense, biomass is plant matter used to generate electricity with steam turbines & gasifiers or produce heat, usually by direct combustion. Examples include forest residues (such as dead trees, branches and tree stumps)yard clippings, wood chips and even municipal solid waste. In the second sense, biomass includes plant or animal matter that can be converted into fibers or other industrial chemicals including
biofuels .

Industrial biomass can be grown from numerous types of plants, including ,mischantus,switchgrass,hemp,corn,poplar,willow,sorghum,and a variety of variety of free tree species ranging from eucalipthus,to oil palm.

Biomass is carbon, hydrogen and oxygen based. Biomass energy is derived from five distinct energy sources: garbage, wood, waste, landfill gases, and alcohol fuels. Wood energy is derived both from direct use of harvested wood as a fuel and from wood waste streams. The largest source of energy from wood is pulping liquor or "black liquor a waste product from processes of the pulp, paper and paperboard industry. Waste energy is the second-largest source of biomass energy.
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CORPORATE CREDIT

Now a day women are also running the business perfectly. In modern world women are not behind the men. They can be run ahead as compare too men. To run a business is not a joke because business demands lots of investment. To solve the problem of working women here is the introduction of new Small business loans in the fiscal market. With the help fiscal assistance you can avail the amount without any hassle. This is user friendly aid you can attained the amount without any mess and time consuming formality.

The basic purpose of business loans for women is to provide assistance to establish their own business or to expand the business. With the help of this loan you can arrange amount for your self without following tiring and long procedure of loan. To make the process easy and fast in this internet plays an important role. You need to fill the application of loan for your comfortable place through internet. In that form you need to fill all your necessary detail which will later on goes under verification. No, need to worry verification in not too time consuming. In fact you will get the amount into your account with in the short span of period.

In Small business loans you would be offer two types of loan secured and unsecured loan. In secured loan you have to pledge your valuable assts with lender. He offers you amount according to the worth of that asset. You would be offer amount that varies from£3000 to £75000 and you have to pay back amount that varies from 5 to 10 years.

In unsecured loan you are not required to pledge any of your property to avail fiscal help. In this non-homeowner and tenants can avail this loan on time. In this lender would offer you amount that varies from £1000 to £25000 and you have to back loan that varies from 1 to 5 years.

In business loans for women there is no process of checking credit score. In this no lender would ask your credit report at the time of applying for loan.

Sunday, October 30, 2011

WHAT IS CLICKBANK


Founded in 1998, ClickBank is a secure online retail outlet for more than 50,000 digital products and 100,000 active affiliate marketers.

ClickBank makes a sale somewhere in the world every three seconds, safely processing more than 35,000 digital transactions a day. We serve more than 200 countries, and are consistently ranked as one of the most highly-trafficked sites on the web.

ClickBank is privately held with offices in Broomfield, Colorado and Boise, Idaho. Click Sales Inc. is a subsidiary of Keynetics Inc. All products and services offered by Keynetics or its subsidiaries are subject to the Clickbank Legalnotice

eCOMMERCE SUCCESSE


A lot of companies talk about creating great customer experiences, but why is that so few of them actually do? From a customer's perspective, it really does make all the difference. An above and beyond experience is preferred, but even a little bit of courtesy goes a long way.

According to Jason Ross, the founder of the contemporary men's fashion SITE JACKTHREADS creating a positive customer experience is very important. However, he admits that it is challenging because customers can take so much into their own hands today with researching products and comparing prices. For this reason, Ross believes that retailers really need to step up their own efforts in order to make an impression on customers.

"When you get somebody to come in the door, you need to make sure that you have an extremely solid customer experience from front to back," said Ross.

He went on to say that customers need to be able to find products quickly. On the retailer's side, they need to have strong customer service and return policies to further enhance the customer's experience.

Ross's story is interesting since he started with a dream and an idea that he turned into reality. He grew his business organically, and after 2 years, was acquired by Thrillist a popular lifestyle website and newsletter geared toward professional men. He said this move is one of the best moves for the company.

As he explained, a strong customer service program has been a key factor for JackThreads both before and after the acquisition. Ross did point out that creating this positive experience is especially challenging for smaller retailers, such as with JackThreads, since companies like Amazon and Zappos are known for their high customer service. Even though these ecommerce giants set the bar high for the little guys, the smaller players also have an opportunity to jump in and provide a more personal touch with customers.

One way that JackThreads tries to do this is through its social media efforts. Ross told us that social media has proved to be an extremely powerful way to gather feedback from customers.

"It's an easy way to have an open dialogue and a place where they're spending time outside of our site," he said.

According to him, the customer experience should always be improving. His advice to other businesses is to find companies that have very solid customer service programs and emulate them.

How are you treating your customers?

ADSESNSE ADS

Google announced that it has updated all text AdSense ads to allow for the title color of ads to be changed when the user moves their mouse over a link.

The company says after a period of testing, it found that this actually results in higher earnings for publishers, while also “increasing user and advertising value.”

“As you can imagine, there are numerous combinations of link and background color across the ad units on all publisher pages says Stephen Yuan with Google’s AdSense engineering team. “After extensive testing, we have found that the color of the change itself can make a big difference: the wrong shade can even be detrimental to clickthrough rate (CTR). To determine the color that the title link will change to when a user places their mouse cursor over it, we’ll take your chosen title color and find a nearly complementary color on the color wheel. For example, a blue title would change to red. These colors outperformed all the others we tested.”

“We’ll continue to keep studying the effects of color on CTR and ad performance to bring you more enhancements in the future,” adds Yuan.

PPC


Pay per click advertising is intimidating to some. They do not completely understand what PPC is and they fail to see the benefits of using something like this for their own business. Pay for click is a great way to grow a business online and to increase the return on investment. PPC is simple, once you really get an understanding for how it works. If you are new to the scene and you are trying to figure out the ins and outs of running an online business, you need to do a lot of research. You might want to work with an expert who is willing to show you the ropes and guide you through the process of setting up successful sites and turning your basic ideas into ideas that generate money. At the very least, you need to do a tremendous amount of research in order to find success in the Internet marketing world.

PPC is an advertising method that lets you put your advertisments in text on a search engine page. Think of one of the popular search engines and what you see when you type in a search term. Several results pop up, both in the center of the screen and off to the side. Some are sponsored results, meaning you are paying for them to be there and others happen naturally based on how well you have built your site. PPC usually appears on the natural list, sometimes called the organic results, and you only pay when people choose your entry.

Using PPC allows you to target a specific geographical area. If you find that customers are more interested in your product from a different part of the world, PPC allows you to focus on that country or region. You do not need to set up a shop in a certain country to achieve results. You simply select a given country as your target and those people are going to be driven to your site. If you think your product or service is better suited for a particular region of the world, this is going to save you money because you can set your focus on one place.

PPC gives you control over the cost of your campaign. You decide what you want to pay for each visitor that follows the ink. This enables you to outbid those who might want to use similar search result terms and get more attention and more visitors than you. However, if you want to keep your costs reasonable, you can avoid the expensive terms and stick with the amount you want to pay.

The best part about PPC is that you get fast results. Visitors come to your site and you have little to worry about in regard to building an optimized site to get higher rankings. It can take weeks or longer to build a site that is capable of producing the results of PPC as quickly. Once you set up your PPC campaign, you are set to go and you will see visitors increase.

Friday, October 28, 2011

BRAND BUILDING


Lead generation for any business is expensive. Brand building even more so.

But when it comes to a choice between building a brand or getting more leads, always opt for leads, because they, in turn, will help you build your brand. How exactly?

By developing your reputation as “the go-to” place or person that consistently delivers excellence to new and repeat customers.

That way, you can build your brand on the experiences your customers have with your company based on their own perceptions.


An emotionally satisfying customer experience can be powerful, especially these days when service expectations are so low.

Nothing is more valuable to your business than a great impression that lasts beyond a single purchase or transaction. Remember that today’s exceptional service means customer loyalty and repeat business over time, and better yet, great word-of-mouth for your company.

The key, of course, is being able to deliver what you say you’ll deliver, when you say you’ll deliver it, whether it’s your product, service or some kind of positive result.

TRAFFIC TOOL

Is it possible that today's internet marketers are missing one of the best, most powerful marketing methods available to them today.

Something that is lying right under their noses and still they have overlooked it.

Something that is free, yes I said it, "free", and they have missed the opportunity to seize it and use it to it's fullest.

There are many methods of promotion available on the internet and off line too. For several years I have tried just about everything, but there is one that I have not utilized fully. Along with others, I had underestimated the value and power of a press release.

Many netrepreneurs are not using the best promotion tool available, according to one expert in the field. Angie Dixon, the Press Release Diva, advises that press releases are the best marketing tool most people aren't using.

A well-written press release, distributed by the several high-quality free press release distribution services on the Net, can bring a wave of traffic, says Dixon.

"I recently ran a press release through a free service. The release was picked up by Google Alerts. I got a subscriber every 87 minutes for 24 hours. I couldn't buy that kind of result," Dixon says.

Yet most netrepreneurs aren't using press releases at all, or aren't using them correctly. This is all about to change.

Dixon gives two reasons for this. Many people, she explains, aren't aware that press releases can be such a powerful marketing tool. Others know about press releases but do not know how to write an effective release.

Angie Dixon, the Press Release Diva, offers an interactive online course in press release writing. You will discover all of the necessary skills and tools to develop,distribute and track your press releases.

The additional traffic you will receive from the press releases will be welcome and best of all it is free.

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

DRIVERS LICENCE

To become a driving instructor you’ll need to contact the Driving Standards Agency (DSA) and apply to become registered as a Potential Driving Instructor (PDI). Once you’ve done that you’ll need to take three parts of a qualifying exam, if you pass you’ll become an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI) and can they either start looking for some driving instructor jobs or better yet start your own business as a driving instructor.

Becoming a qualified driving instructor is just the first step though. Having qualified you’ll need acquire a suitable car for instructing in and arrange suitable insurance for both the car and you as a driving instructor. If you need more guidance on these topics you’ll find them covered in a number of driving instructor training courses.

Next find yourself a car. Think carefully about what car you get, there are a number of reasons for this:

* It’s your place of work, you’re going to spend most of your day sat in it – make sure you like it and are comfortable in the passenger seat.
* Your car is going to be one of the most important parts of your marketing, some people will be put off by a car that is too flashy, too girlie or too big. You’ll also benefit from a car in a colour and style that will be easy for sign-writers to brand for you.
* Your car is also going to be your main cost, whether you purchases it outright or lease it the more expense the car the higher your costs. Equally you’re going to be using a lot of petrol/diesel so the more efficient the car and the cheaper it is to service the lower your running costs are going to be.

Marketing yourself as a driving instructor

Once you’re qualified and whilst you’re waiting for your car to be ready (you’ll probably have to buy a new car and have it converted to dual-controls) it’s time to begin marketing your new driving instruction business.

Firstly get some branding lined up for your car, keep the message simple i.e. name and phone number (and L plates etc as required by law). Make sure they are big enough to be seen from a distance.

Once you’ve done that make a start on the following list of marketing ideas:

* Get some business cards made up to hand out / leave in strategic places.
* Make some referral cards for students to give out to their friends – perhaps offer a free lesson for every friend they introduce.
* Get a simple website made and get it listed on Google Local and be sure to SEO it for local driving instructor related keywords.
* Ask for referrals from other businesses, friends and family.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID

Whether you're enrolling in college for the first time or returning to school after a period of time off, you should apply for federal student aid.

Federal student aid from the U.S. Department of Education is the largest source of aid in America, providing over $150 billion in grants, work-study, and federal loans for students attending four-year colleges or universities, community colleges, and career schools. On this page, we discuss who gets aid, the types of aid available, how to apply, and more!

Student Aid Eligibility

Eligibility for most federal student aid is based on financial need and on several other factors.

The most basic eligibility requirements to receive federal student aid are that you must

* be a U.S. citizen or an eligible noncitizen,
* have a valid Social Security number,
* register (if you haven't already) with the Selective Service, if you're a male between the ages of 18 and 25,
* maintain satisfactory academic progress in college or career school, and
* show you're qualified to obtain a postsecondary education by
o having a high school diploma or General Educational Development (GED) certificate;
o passing an approved ability-to-benefit test (if you don't have a diploma or GED certificate, a school can administer a test to determine whether you can benefit from the education offered at that school);
o completing six credit hours or equivalent course work toward a degree or certificate;
o meeting other federally approved standards your state establishes; or
o completing a high school education in a homeschool setting approved under state law.

GOOGLE

Google base, Google merchant center, Google product search, Froogle if you’re old school, whatever you call it, the concept is very simple, you want to sell products and people want to buy them. Google is the catalyst for most things these days and shopping is no different. In order for people to buy your products from Google Shopping, you need to do everything in your power to ensure the feed you submit to Google is at its optimum best. In doing this, all you have you is rely on the powers at be making the right decisions and ranking you high against your competitors. The bargain hunters get the best deals and you increase your visibility and online conversion rates. Sounds simple doesn’t it? IT IS. Providing you follow the guidelines (which can be found through the Google Merchant help centre) and regularly update your feed, your only worry should stock control. There are a few tweaks and tips you may want to consider when producing your feed, as noted below:

Optimise Product Titles

As with organic search engine optimization techniques your product titles in Google Shopping are vital. Titles can be up to a maximum of 70 characters. Make the best use of every single character. If your titles fall short of the character range, always try and find ways of appending your title to include additional attributes.

Always undertake research as to what may be influencing existing Google Shopping rankings, in respect of titles, before submitting your product. As a guideline, take a look at the top three ranking competitors and look for similarities between competitor product titles and the title listed in Google shopping. Try to match your title with that of high ranking competitors, but look for areas of opportunity to include terms or words that your competitors may not be using. If you’re using dynamic titles that are fed directly from a database to both your product page and Google Shopping feed you will have to seriously consider the way in which your titles will affect both your organic SEO campaign and Google Shopping simultaneously.

In terms of editorial guidelines, never use block capitals within your title or promotional copy.

Optimise Product Descriptions

Google Shopping descriptions can be anywhere up to 10,000 characters long though Google recommends writing a unique description, somewhere between 500 and 1000 characters long. This means no copying and pasting manufacturer descriptions!

Taking a similar approach to forming product titles, you should always have a look at competitor’s descriptions before formulating your own. Note down the key terms used within descriptions of the top three competitors and be sure to include these in your own description.

Undertake keyword research to look for additional terms associated with that product, such as alternative or abbreviated names and use these variants within your description.

Again, never Google may refuse your feed if you include promotional copy or unnecessary capitalisation within your description.
Mandatory and Optional Attributes

The following are mandatory attributes and MUST be included for each product.

<description> <g:price> <g:google_product_category> <g:product_type> <link> <g:image_link> <g:condition> <g:availability> <g:brand> <g:gtin> <g:mpn> <g:shipping>.<br /><br />Failure to provide information for any of the above may see your feed rejected by Google.<br /><br />The key thing about this section is making the most of the optional attributes. These attributes are as follows:<br /><br /><g:additional_image_link> <g:expiration_date> <g:colour> <g:featured_product> <g:height> <g:length> <g:online_only> <g:quantity> <g:size> <g:width> <g:year>.<br /><br />We won’t go into the specifics of each attribute, for that information it’s probably best visiting the Google Merchant centre. However the important thing to note here is that optional tributes must be used as frequently as possible. It can only enhance your feed. Some of the easiest ones to use are the attributes relating to the colour, height, length, width and size of the product. Just a few additional attributes to each product should see your feed positively rewarded. The term ‘optional’ is a bit misleading; I like to call them additionally essential!<br />Pricing<br /><br />Google’s lovely little crawler absolutely LOVES identifying aspects of your product page that do not match your feed. It feeds off being able to deliver your error messages to your merchant account. Let it starve. Do this by triple checking the price listed on your product page against the product price you’re putting within your feed. If your product page prices do not match those submitted within your Google Shopping feed, Google may choose to not list your product and possibly your entire feed.<br />Regularity of Feed<br /><br />This obviously depends on the size of your product range but generally; update your XML feed as often as possible. At very least once every two weeks. If you have certain products which aren’t ranking positively and you know their attributes won’t change, feel free to experiment in updating the descriptions or attributes and re-submit the product when you re-submit your feed. 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margin:0px auto 10px; text-align:center;cursor:pointer; cursor:hand;width: 320px; height: 233px;" /></a><br />Societies have taken advantage of wind power for thousands of years. The first known use was in 5000 BC when people used sails to navigate the Nile River. Persians had already been using windmills for 400 years by 900 AD in order to pump water and grind grain. Windmills may have even been developed in China before 1 AD, but the earliest written documentation comes from 1219. Cretans were using "literally hundreds of sail-rotor windmills [to] pump water for crops and livestock."<br /><br />Today, people are realizing that wind power "is one of the most promising new energy sources" that can serve as an alternative to fossil fuel-generated electricity. The cost of wind has dropped by 15% with each doubling of installed capacity worldwide, and capacity has doubled three times during the 1990s and 2000's.As of 1999, global wind energy capacity topped 10,000 megawatts, which is approximately 16 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity. That's enough to serve over 5 cities the size of Miami, according to the American Wind Energy Association. Five Miamis may not seem significant, but if we make the predicted strides in the near future, wind power could be one of our main sources of electricity. Is your utility company offering your family the best rates?<br /><br />Though wind energy is now more affordable, more available, and pollution-free, it does have some drawbacks. Wind power suffers from the same lack of energy density as direct solar radiation. The fact that it is a "very diffuse source" means that "large numbers of wind generators (and thus large land areas) are required to produce useful amounts of heat or electricity." But wind turbines cannot be erected everywhere simply because many places are not windy enough for suitable power generation. When an appropriate place is found, building and maintaining a wind farm can be costly. It "is a highly capital-intensive technology." If the interest rates charged for manufacturing equipment and constructing a plant are high, then a consumer will have to pay more for that energy. "One study found that if wind plants were financed on the same terms as gas plants, their cost would drop by nearly 40%." Fortunately, the more facilities built, the cheaper wind energy is.<br /><br />But there is increasing energy being put in finding many other alternative sources of power and making them viable, such as geothermal and wave energy and biomass. <div style='clear: both;'></div> </div> <div class='post-footer'> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'> <span class='post-author vcard'> Posted by <span class='fn' itemprop='author' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/Person'> <meta content='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' itemprop='url'/> <a class='g-profile' href='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' rel='author' title='author profile'> <span itemprop='name'>Emma</span> </a> </span> </span> <span class='post-timestamp'> at <meta content='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/benefits-of-wind-power.html' itemprop='url'/> <a class='timestamp-link' href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/benefits-of-wind-power.html' rel='bookmark' title='permanent link'><abbr class='published' itemprop='datePublished' title='2011-10-23T23:57:00-07:00'>11:57 PM</abbr></a> </span> <span class='post-comment-link'> <a class='comment-link' href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/benefits-of-wind-power.html#comment-form' onclick=''> No comments: </a> </span> <span class='post-icons'> <span class='item-control blog-admin pid-1706669629'> <a href='https://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=303853245221767016&from=pencil' title='Edit Post'> <img alt='' class='icon-action' height='18' src='https://resources.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif' width='18'/> </a> </span> </span> <div class='post-share-buttons goog-inline-block'> <a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-email' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=303853245221767016&target=email' target='_blank' title='Email This'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Email This</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-blog' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=303853245221767016&target=blog' onclick='window.open(this.href, "_blank", "height=270,width=475"); return false;' target='_blank' title='BlogThis!'><span class='share-button-link-text'>BlogThis!</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-twitter' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=303853245221767016&target=twitter' target='_blank' title='Share to Twitter'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Twitter</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-facebook' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=303853245221767016&target=facebook' onclick='window.open(this.href, "_blank", "height=430,width=640"); return false;' target='_blank' title='Share to Facebook'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Facebook</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-pinterest' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=303853245221767016&target=pinterest' target='_blank' title='Share to Pinterest'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Pinterest</span></a> </div> </div> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-2'> <span class='post-labels'> </span> </div> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-3'> <span class='post-location'> </span> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div class='post-outer'> <div class='post hentry uncustomized-post-template' itemprop='blogPost' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/BlogPosting'> <meta content='3727887970108139160' itemprop='blogId'/> <meta content='6527142313908661997' itemprop='postId'/> <a name='6527142313908661997'></a> <h3 class='post-title entry-title' itemprop='name'> <a href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/in-tax.html'>IN TAX</a> </h3> <div class='post-header'> <div class='post-header-line-1'></div> </div> <div class='post-body entry-content' id='post-body-6527142313908661997' itemprop='description articleBody'> The Internet sales tax issue has been debated for a number of years, but the issue grew to a new level of intensity after the state of California signed into law a bill that required all online retailing sites to pay taxes on their affiliate advertising. This, of course, sparked a big dispute since many online retailers such as Amazon cut off their affiliate programs in the state.<br /><br />As a result, a lot of the affiliates in the state lost most, if not all, of their revenue.Nick Loper who was among the affiliate victims, spoke to WebProNews back in August and told us that he lost 70 percent of his revenue almost immediately after the law went into effect. He ended up moving to Nevada and starting completely over.<br /><br />The motive for California’s law was driven primarily by its struggling financial situation. Because many other states are facing similar scenarios with large budget deficits, they too are contemplating related actions. It’s understandable why states want to impose these taxes, but does that make it right?<br /><br />“The debate about Internet taxation is really an interesting debate, because the sales tax only being a state and local tax is not something that can be easily applied to something that’s interstate in nature, which the Internet and Internet sales clearly are,” he said.<br /><br />Even before Internet taxes became an issue, states have wanted to impose taxes on interstate companies that provide catalog and mail order services. However, they have not been able to do so because of their constitutional restraints. According to Theirer, the Supreme Court has provided limitations in this area because the states can’t put “discriminatory or unfair burdens” on companies that they don’t have any authority over.<br /><br />Congress is now trying to get these limitations reversed with new legislation. In August, the "Main Street Fairness Act" was introduced to the Senate. It, in essence, calls for a set of federal guidelines that would dictate how states could collect sales taxes from online retailers.<br /><br />A second bill, called the "Market Equity Act of 2011 and was introduced to the House last week. It is similar to the one introduced in the Senate but is a little different since it would give states the authority to require retailers, both on and offline, to collect sales taxes even when customers are located in states where the companies have no physical presence.<br /><br />“What both these measures try to do is find a way to, essentially, authorize a state-based system of taxation for the Internet,” said Thierer.<br /><br />“The reason, again, that the courts have not thus far allowed it is because, really, the complexity question. It’s not just that the states don’t have authority over interstate vendors; it’s that if they went to actually impose these taxes, it would create a huge burden on interstate sales and trade.” <div style='clear: both;'></div> </div> <div class='post-footer'> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'> <span class='post-author vcard'> Posted by <span class='fn' itemprop='author' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/Person'> <meta content='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' itemprop='url'/> <a class='g-profile' href='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' rel='author' title='author profile'> <span itemprop='name'>Emma</span> </a> </span> </span> <span class='post-timestamp'> at <meta content='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/in-tax.html' itemprop='url'/> <a class='timestamp-link' href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/in-tax.html' rel='bookmark' title='permanent link'><abbr class='published' itemprop='datePublished' title='2011-10-23T23:40:00-07:00'>11:40 PM</abbr></a> </span> <span class='post-comment-link'> <a class='comment-link' href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/in-tax.html#comment-form' onclick=''> No comments: </a> </span> <span class='post-icons'> <span class='item-control blog-admin pid-1706669629'> <a href='https://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=6527142313908661997&from=pencil' title='Edit Post'> <img alt='' class='icon-action' height='18' src='https://resources.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif' width='18'/> </a> </span> </span> <div class='post-share-buttons goog-inline-block'> <a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-email' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=6527142313908661997&target=email' target='_blank' title='Email This'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Email This</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-blog' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=6527142313908661997&target=blog' onclick='window.open(this.href, "_blank", "height=270,width=475"); return false;' target='_blank' title='BlogThis!'><span class='share-button-link-text'>BlogThis!</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-twitter' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=6527142313908661997&target=twitter' target='_blank' title='Share to Twitter'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Twitter</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-facebook' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=6527142313908661997&target=facebook' onclick='window.open(this.href, "_blank", "height=430,width=640"); return false;' target='_blank' title='Share to Facebook'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Facebook</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-pinterest' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=6527142313908661997&target=pinterest' target='_blank' title='Share to Pinterest'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Pinterest</span></a> </div> </div> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-2'> <span class='post-labels'> Labels: <a href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/search/label/Business%20news' rel='tag'>Business news</a> </span> </div> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-3'> <span class='post-location'> </span> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div class='post-outer'> <div class='post hentry uncustomized-post-template' itemprop='blogPost' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/BlogPosting'> <meta content='3727887970108139160' itemprop='blogId'/> <meta content='523513247256601216' itemprop='postId'/> <a name='523513247256601216'></a> <h3 class='post-title entry-title' itemprop='name'> <a href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/blueprint.html'>THE BLUEPRINT</a> </h3> <div class='post-header'> <div class='post-header-line-1'></div> </div> <div class='post-body entry-content' id='post-body-523513247256601216' itemprop='description articleBody'> I’ve designed this report to read like a blueprint of what I do each and every day. It contains screeshots of all the steps I take and right at the end you will find a step by step action plan for you to work through. You will also find a free webinar video you can watch which has been put together by some of the best SEO guys in the business. These guys are actually ranking on page 1 of Google for ‘Make Money Online’, so you can bet they know what they’re talking about.<br /><br /><br />It looks really easy, but all you have to do is make the commitment to following it. Let me just warn you now though that this will require a bit of dedictation and patience on your part.<br />If it was possible to build an internet marketing business in one week, then everyone would be able to do it. The truth is that the guys that actually make money online are the ones who have been at it for a while. So you have to give it a chance to work.<br />If you are struggling to make any money on the internet then let me give you a really valuable tip.<br /><br />Make sure you stop buying the latest “HOW TO” or “GET RICH NOW” e-books and just follow the steps in this blueprint. They really work if you just focus on them every day for at least 3 months.<br />Once you learn the skills I am going to show you, you can use them for any website and any form of internet marketing that you wish.<br />You can build Adsense websites, you can promote Clickbank products on your website, you can promote Amazon products on your website, you can promote your own products, you can even offer your SEO services to other webmasters by ranking their websites in Google for them.<br />All I ask is that you take a good look in the mirror, and commit to following this blueprint each and every day for at least 3 months. Whether you like it or not, the next 3 months is going to pass, so you may as well do something productive during that time. <div style='clear: both;'></div> </div> <div class='post-footer'> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'> <span class='post-author vcard'> Posted by <span class='fn' itemprop='author' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/Person'> <meta content='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' itemprop='url'/> <a class='g-profile' href='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' rel='author' title='author profile'> <span itemprop='name'>Emma</span> </a> </span> </span> <span class='post-timestamp'> at <meta content='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/blueprint.html' itemprop='url'/> <a class='timestamp-link' href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/blueprint.html' rel='bookmark' title='permanent link'><abbr class='published' itemprop='datePublished' title='2011-10-23T23:16:00-07:00'>11:16 PM</abbr></a> </span> <span class='post-comment-link'> <a class='comment-link' href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/blueprint.html#comment-form' onclick=''> No comments: </a> </span> <span class='post-icons'> <span class='item-control blog-admin pid-1706669629'> <a href='https://www.blogger.com/post-edit.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=523513247256601216&from=pencil' title='Edit Post'> <img alt='' class='icon-action' height='18' src='https://resources.blogblog.com/img/icon18_edit_allbkg.gif' width='18'/> </a> </span> </span> <div class='post-share-buttons goog-inline-block'> <a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-email' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=523513247256601216&target=email' target='_blank' title='Email This'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Email This</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-blog' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=523513247256601216&target=blog' onclick='window.open(this.href, "_blank", "height=270,width=475"); return false;' target='_blank' title='BlogThis!'><span class='share-button-link-text'>BlogThis!</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-twitter' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=523513247256601216&target=twitter' target='_blank' title='Share to Twitter'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Twitter</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-facebook' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=523513247256601216&target=facebook' onclick='window.open(this.href, "_blank", "height=430,width=640"); return false;' target='_blank' title='Share to Facebook'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Facebook</span></a><a class='goog-inline-block share-button sb-pinterest' href='https://www.blogger.com/share-post.g?blogID=3727887970108139160&postID=523513247256601216&target=pinterest' target='_blank' title='Share to Pinterest'><span class='share-button-link-text'>Share to Pinterest</span></a> </div> </div> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-2'> <span class='post-labels'> </span> </div> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-3'> <span class='post-location'> </span> </div> </div> </div> </div> <div class='post-outer'> <div class='post hentry uncustomized-post-template' itemprop='blogPost' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/BlogPosting'> <meta content='3727887970108139160' itemprop='blogId'/> <meta content='2782981658741462822' itemprop='postId'/> <a name='2782981658741462822'></a> <h3 class='post-title entry-title' itemprop='name'> <a href='http://businessdiary-emma.blogspot.com/2011/10/article-about-marketing.html'>ARTICLE ABOUT MARKETING</a> </h3> <div class='post-header'> <div class='post-header-line-1'></div> </div> <div class='post-body entry-content' id='post-body-2782981658741462822' itemprop='description articleBody'> Article marketing is not really rocket science. If you like writing and love putting words with each other and are aware of the principles of spelling and sentence structure usage, then you might be a whole lot closer to becoming excellent at this type of promoting. There are of course things to avoid otherwise known as "don'ts" as well as things you want to focus on with marketing with articles, otherwise known as "do's"<br /><br />As a result of browsing some other articles as well as your past ones, you might discover a large amount of the don'ts and do's that are essential to your internet marketing success. The more knowledgeable you grow to be with marketing, of course the more you'll learn of exactly what to avoid and what to do. <br /><br /><br />Let's start with a number of "don'ts"<br /><br />* You should never begin your rough draft with the phrase "The following article is about gardening," (or whatever it happens to be). Always begin by using a thought-provoking problem or bold statement. The concept would be to draw your audience in and make them want to understand more about what you have published.<br /><br />* Never make your article too long. Shorter ones tend to be more powerful with fewer chances of your reader becoming lost in your article.<br /><br />* You should not turn your written article into a big product sales message. Steer clear of this process, it won't improve your results. Your readers are searching for true information or, precisely what could this do for me personally? They are not looking for hyped-upped ad copy.<br /><br />* You should never overly cram keywords and phrases into the articles. The various search engines aren't keen on it.<br /><br />* Don't confuse your readers by starting off a sentence and never answering it or not identifying the resolution in the article.<br /><br />And now for the do's<br /><br />* Discuss ideas that you're experienced in or you have expertise in. When you possess experience with a certain subject, it always shows in your writing<br /><br />* Do proofread your article, and then proofread it once again checking for spelling and grammar errors before posting it on the internet.<br /><br />* You should always include a professional bio box with your article. Attempt to help make the reader interested in what else you provide.<br /><br />* Regularly write articles and submit them to directories and websites. You should not stop at just submitting to a tiny handful. It's going to take many submissions for you to benefit from it.<br /><br />* Pay attention to your article statistics. Which ones are getting you the most traffic. You should promote or showcase those specific articles somehow.<br /><br />There you have it, some simple do's and don'ts of article marketing. If you don't work marketing the proper way, then you're wasting your time. 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display: block; text-align: center; cursor: pointer; width: 320px; height: 240px;" /></a><br />For many people, quitting a salaried job to start a business is an unaffordable luxury. With bills to pay and families to support, many have no option but to keep the day job while building their new company – necessitating a delicate juggling act fraught with stress, complexity and potential conflicts of interest.<br /><br />However, there’s no reason why you can’t serve two masters at once. Some of the world’s top companies have begun as side-projects, fostered in the founder’s bedroom during evenings and weekends. Balancing a salaried role with a start-up can have real advantages, enabling you to gain contacts and advice while testing your commitment to the company you wish to found.<br /><br />Living a two-job existence will never be an easy task, but we’ve asked some of Britain’s top entrepreneurs to offer their advice on how to do it. Here’s what they told us:<br />Create a clear schedule<br />At the outset, it’s vital that you create a clear, realistic timeline for starting up your business, breaking down the process into achievable goals. That way you will always be clear exactly where you’re up to – vital in maintaining focus and avoiding frustration.<br /><br />Prioritise the most important tasks, and those which will take longest, such as securing insurance, completing the necessary registration and applying for start-up funding. If you leave these until the end, you could face exasperating last-minute delays.<br />Think about approaching your boss<br />Wendy Tan White founded web development company Moonfruit while working at internet bank Egg. She told us: “Don’t think you can’t go and speak to your boss. Even if you haven’t got that close a relationship, most companies want to keep their staff and even if they can only keep you part-time, it might be worth their while.”<br /><br />Many employers are entrepreneurs themselves, and will appreciate the fact that you’ve shown initiative – particularly if you choose your words carefully. Christian Lanng, who started up Tradeshift while working for the Danish government, told us:<br /><br />“You should demonstrate to your bosses that what you’re doing is a compliment to them. Tell them why it will help the existing workplace, flatter their ego, and give them credit.”<br />Use your holidays<br />If you want to get your business up-and-running quickly, you’ll need to use all the time available – and annual leave provides a key window of opportunity. Furthermore, by using your holidays for work rather than pleasure, you could end up making financial savings to go towards your start-up.<br /><br />Your family may not appreciate the fact that you’re devoting holidays to work, but hopefully, when your company takes off, they’ll see the benefits of the decision.<br />Get into a routine<br />As anyone who’s ever revised for an exam knows, structure is crucial to working effectively at home. This is doubly important if you’ve already worked a full day; so you need to plan out a regime for your start-up, identifying the exact time you’ll be starting work each evening, and the time you’ll be logging off for the night.<br /><br />Once you’ve created your schedule, make sure you stick to it. Don’t take refuge in excuses that allow you to procrastinate, and don’t work a minute beyond your finish time. The more disciplined you can be, the better.<br />Maximise the resources available<br />Tristram Mayhew, who founded Go Ape! while holding a senior position at General Electric, said:<br /><br />“I definitely spent lots of late nights thinking it through, writing and making plans on the internet. A lot of the market research was available on the internet – it’s extraordinary how much you can get.<br /><br />“I also talked through with friends with relevant backgrounds, particularly accountancy backgrounds, in the evenings. People will be generous with their time, so you should ask for as much advice as you can get. With things like cash-flow forecasting, everyone needs as much help as they can get.”<br />Get support<br />You may have always dreamed of standing completely on your own two feet. However, if you want to build a successful start-up without quitting your existing job, you may need the support of someone else.<br /><br />According to Wendy Tan White, “it’s tough to discipline yourself when starting up on your own, so it’s good to have a co-founder – so you can meet and work outside the 9-to-5. If you really don’t want to work with a co-founder, find someone like a friend or mentor, who’s doing something similar. I know writers who will meet other writers and work together, to create a structure for their day.<br /><br />“It’s also worth trying to get yourself into a group that meets once a week, once a month – there are loads of groups out there, and they can help you through it.”<br />Try and get full-time help<br />Christian Lanng told us that he hired his first employee two months into the project, ensuring that someone would be working on the business throughout the working day while the founders were seeing out their salaried job.<br /><br />You may well be unable to pay someone before you get the business off the ground; in this case, you might want to think about taking a young graduate on a placement or work experience stint. Sites such as Gumtree will allow you to run job adverts for free, which could provide another vital cost-saving.<br />Choose a good location<br />When you’re juggling two jobs, every minute counts – you have to make the very best of all the time you have available. So it’s essential that you find a location that works for you, and allows you to achieve maximum productivity without distraction.<br /><br />Wendy Tan White told us: “I don’t like working in the house that much, but a lot of good coffee shops have wi-fi, some people will even let you use their offices. We actually worked in the attic of our web agency. If the setting’s not working, change it.”<br />Avoid cross-over<br />In the age of smartphones, tablets and personal email addresses, there’s no reason to bring your start-up activity into your day job – the two can be kept completely separate.<br /><br />Christian Lanng advised: “Be fair, and careful, about how you use email, IT and things like that – companies usually have rules about how to use their equipment. Use Hotmail or Yahoo! mail to correspondence about your start-up, don’t use your work account.”<br /><br />Meanwhile Hugh Robertson, who co-founded marketing agency RPM while working at sales promotion agency ZGC, added:<br /><br />“In order that there’s no conflict or interruption, I would advise setting up another phone number – so that you don’t have people calling you at the office, regarding your new business venture.”<br />Behave with respect<br />Ultimately, as each of the entrepreneurs we spoke too stressed, you have to behave with respect. Your current employer could be a potential customer, supplier or even investor one day, so try not to burn your bridges. You might hate your salaried job, but it’s still important to be professional – what goes around comes around, and if you treat your boss badly, they’ll remember it. <br /><br />If you’re still not sure whether to take the plunge and start your own business, our piece listing 10 reasons why you should start a business while working should provide some extra motivation. <div style='clear: both;'></div> </div> <div class='post-footer'> <div class='post-footer-line post-footer-line-1'> <span class='post-author vcard'> Posted by <span class='fn' itemprop='author' itemscope='itemscope' itemtype='http://schema.org/Person'> <meta content='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' itemprop='url'/> <a class='g-profile' href='https://www.blogger.com/profile/12893778532871306926' rel='author' title='author profile'> <span itemprop='name'>Emma</span> </a> </span> </span> <span class='post-timestamp'> at <meta 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