Archive for December, 2009

Whats the difference between the two different types?
Is the Elite less likely to malfunction or is it the same?
Why would I buy an Elite over a Pro or a Pro over an Elite?

The Elite can play xbox original games like the first Halo. It also looks beast in black The Elite also comes with a 120gigabyte hard drive.

I have just reserved this camera:
http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/425094

and i was just wondering, will i need a memory card with it?
and do you have to buy batteries for it, or just charge the camera? will i need a charger with it?
help!

thanks xx

Questions like that one are best answered straight from the source, i.e. the manual or the manufacturer’s specs.

All the major manufacturers have websites with specifications for their products.
Pretty much all of them also let you download manuals for their stuff.

It is worthwhile reading the manual, it will answer pretty much any question you have about the product, plus you’ll even learn some more.

I am going to be listing plenty of courses for sale online shortly; but all independently - as they are not relevant to each other.

For SEO purposes is it optimal to have a "group/company" domain linking to each courses own domain or is it more effective to have a group/company domain with different landing pages for each product, but all hosted under the group/company domain?
2 conflicting answer…. lol

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Probably a few idiots have used it. Why do you ask?

I am willing to become an online content developer. For that I should be knowing how Search Engine Optimization is done without paying.

Can anyone discuss few technics?

As you said you want to be content developer if you upload unique content on your site/blog regular basic and only do some basic link building this is enough because content is the king and it will automatically create back link. Beside you can use these free one way method like.
Directory Submission
Article Submission
Social bookmarking
Forum Posting
Blog comment
Press Relies distribution
Reciprocal link Exchange with relevant website

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34382653/ns/health-health_care/

Don’t you just love how the health care bill keeps popping up all kinds of items that will reduce patient care and not deliver the promises of the administration?

A report yesterday claimed that by the year 2019, 24 million Americans would still be without HC benefits, and now they show a complete reversal by allowing insurers to set a monthly maximum benefit allowance to the insured?? This whole charade is a self perpetuating cluster-f**k on wheels.

A couple of times NetSol hosting has gone down on my site with nearly 6000 products.

I am paying for PPC now on Nextag, PraceGrabber, etc and am paying to send people nowhere. Ugh!

Is there any way to point my domain name to a page on my blog or something when it recognizes hosting is down or something?

Is there another option for handling these potentially lost leads with hosting down??

First of all, it takes some time for a change in name servers to propagate across the internet. It’s faster than it used to be but you still need to expect 12 to 48 hours for internet traffic to be rerouted. That means that the time it takes for the internet to know it needs to go to the host of your blog instead of Netsol can take one half of a day or more. And then, to change back to your original site/host would that about the same amount of time. That right there may be enough of an answer for you–without even addressing SEO.

From an SEO perspective, you’ve got more to loose than you have to win by following your strategy and since outages aren’t typically for really long periods of time, you’d really just be spinning your wheels.

Implementing a 302 redirect from your domain at Netsol to your blog wouldn’t be effective either since, if the hosting platform is down, your host servers wouldn’t be able to respond with the redirect information when a browser requests your site.

I’d recommend a new host if this is a recurring problem. In my experience, NetSol’s expensive for what they provide (I used them 5 or 6 years ago) and you can get better quality hosting for the same price elsewhere.

You could turn off your PPC when this happens. I don’t know much about PPC on Nextag or PriceGrabber and whether you can turn it off on the fly but you could if your were using Google AdWords.