Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on August 24, 2009 at 6:55 am
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By Kalena Jordan (c) 2009
Earlier this month, Google invited the public to take their next generation of web search, code named Caffeine, for a test drive.
The new search infrastructure is the beginning of Google’s advance towards improving indexing speed and scale as the size of the web grows increasingly cumbersome. Google is [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on August 18, 2009 at 1:17 am
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By Jerry Bader
The combination of the Internet, the Web, and technology has democratized business almost beyond recognition. Today the small, nimble, clever adaptor has the competitive advantage over their bigger, slower moving, ‘we’ve-always-done-it-this-way’ competitors; but the confluence of the Web environment and digital technology is one thing, how to use it effectively is another. Not [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on August 11, 2009 at 7:22 am
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High rankings on Google, Yahoo and other major search engines are crucial to the success of any online business. IBP’s Top 10 Optimizer helps you to get high rankings as easily as possible.
New: IBP is now available in a much improved version 11. Download the new version and get top 10 rankings on [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on August 11, 2009 at 1:48 am
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Are you interested in using new social media maketing channels to attract more leads to your site?
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Social media can be a powerful channel for getting found by potential prospects and generating qualified sales leads. Check out this Free Social Media Marketing Kit from Hubspot to learn [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on August 6, 2009 at 3:43 am
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By John Sylvester
Finally, a 10-year deal has been struck between Microsoft and Yahoo! Last week it attracted global media coverage, which said it was intended to create a stronger rival to the powerhouse of Google search, but perhaps the counter-offensive with the launch of Chrome OS next year will be the [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on July 2, 2009 at 2:10 am
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One feature of Gmail, which I think is gonna be one of the coolest features the powerful free email Gmail has, is coming. Right now as you open your account you might be surprised with pop up box describing how you can just drag and drop any email in your inbox to labels on the [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on July 1, 2009 at 6:19 am
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Basically on the Internet, we do two things related with information. The first, we search for information which is possibly the most frequent thing and the second, we put information to be exposed, that is we put information for example information of our product and service for people to find. Manually, in the early [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on June 20, 2009 at 4:04 am
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Ever think of making money online or trying to have a side income?
You should then think of Affiliate marketing. It’s like how to sell other people product and get paid for it!
There are some advantages you can get from Affiliate marketing:
1. You don’t have to have a product
Yes, no hassle to create a product. Just [...]
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Filed under webabouts by Sol Stance on June 15, 2009 at 8:28 am
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On todays globalized era, expressing ideas has become easier when internet has enabled people to blog. Once upon a time, perhaps it’s very hard for us to write and at the same times we want the world to know our ideas. Now what we want is quite easy to be done. Just go create a [...]
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Filed under Expose!, webabouts by Sol Stance on January 13, 2009 at 9:42 pm
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By Michel Chossudovsky
A very large delivery of US weaponry to Israel consisting of 3,000 tons of “ammunition” is scheduled to sail to Israel. The size and nature of the shipments are described as “unusual”:
“Shipping 3,000-odd tons of ammunition in one go is a lot,” one broker said, on condition of anonymity.
“This (kind of request) [...]
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