2008年8月31日星期日
A Single Real Way to Generate Huge Traffic to your Website
A Single Real Way to Generate Huge Traffic to your Website
Well I read and tried all the way suggested generating traffic to a website. In the field of Internet and website owner world, I spent near about ten years. I know the craze and zeal that a newbie has, and all he wants is to get huge traffic to his website in a no time, and the best thing is it can be happened, but time and hard work is needed.
There is no contras that there are 5 to 500 ideas people suggest to get real visitors and out of them some really work, remaining others also can work but its not easy for all of us to do them in less time and with low knowledge.
* Have a back links in FORUMS is my Single real working Idea.
May you know that, even you have tried that, but not really with sprit that is needed. As in many Ideas we have divided zeal and confidence on all Ideas. But when you know real Idea that work at huge level, then you become focused and get what u really in want.
Steps needed to get results from a forum are explained as follows
1st Join a forum by getting registered in a forum, all it needs a e-mail and a few seconds. Some forums send you a confirmation e-mail. And after that u can login and start to edit profile.
2nd After login most important thing you have to do is edit your profile ( In some forums its Forum additional Information). Main things that you needed to put in profile is put a SIGNATURE which consist of your website links. Also not forget to put good attractive Avatar Picture. You may put others things to make your profile cool enough.
3rd and Result giving step is that you have to make posts in FORUM. These posts must be related to going on topic. You may start your own topic but it must relate to forums section. And your posts must be great use for other people.
4th Step is to view your post and that will consist of your signature which is a live link of your site. And now you have done that give your result within minutes and last for forever as your posts always remain there till forum ends.
Points keep in mind that your posts must not look like a spam; it has some use for coming readers (Visitors). Posts must contain enough matter to get concentration. Posts must intervene in the thread (Topic). And always put your link in signature only and no where else.
Some forums not allow links so read their rules or see threads to get idea that this forum allows you to put links.
But good thing is that there are huge numbers of forums that allow you to put your live link in signature.
One forum I can suggest that allows you to put live ink in signature is < obvious self promo link removed > and there are many more you can search from search engines.
Best things about forums are they are very dynamic in nature and ever growing , so they generally have good PR, and of course thousands to millions people daily come to visit Forums regularly and these people are info and tech crazy who are generally love to get new sites.
Thanks
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Well I read and tried all the way suggested generating traffic to a website. In the field of Internet and website owner world, I spent near about ten years. I know the craze and zeal that a newbie has, and all he wants is to get huge traffic to his website in a no time, and the best thing is it can be happened, but time and hard work is needed.
There is no contras that there are 5 to 500 ideas people suggest to get real visitors and out of them some really work, remaining others also can work but its not easy for all of us to do them in less time and with low knowledge.
* Have a back links in FORUMS is my Single real working Idea.
May you know that, even you have tried that, but not really with sprit that is needed. As in many Ideas we have divided zeal and confidence on all Ideas. But when you know real Idea that work at huge level, then you become focused and get what u really in want.
Steps needed to get results from a forum are explained as follows
1st Join a forum by getting registered in a forum, all it needs a e-mail and a few seconds. Some forums send you a confirmation e-mail. And after that u can login and start to edit profile.
2nd After login most important thing you have to do is edit your profile ( In some forums its Forum additional Information). Main things that you needed to put in profile is put a SIGNATURE which consist of your website links. Also not forget to put good attractive Avatar Picture. You may put others things to make your profile cool enough.
3rd and Result giving step is that you have to make posts in FORUM. These posts must be related to going on topic. You may start your own topic but it must relate to forums section. And your posts must be great use for other people.
4th Step is to view your post and that will consist of your signature which is a live link of your site. And now you have done that give your result within minutes and last for forever as your posts always remain there till forum ends.
Points keep in mind that your posts must not look like a spam; it has some use for coming readers (Visitors). Posts must contain enough matter to get concentration. Posts must intervene in the thread (Topic). And always put your link in signature only and no where else.
Some forums not allow links so read their rules or see threads to get idea that this forum allows you to put links.
But good thing is that there are huge numbers of forums that allow you to put your live link in signature.
One forum I can suggest that allows you to put live ink in signature is < obvious self promo link removed > and there are many more you can search from search engines.
Best things about forums are they are very dynamic in nature and ever growing , so they generally have good PR, and of course thousands to millions people daily come to visit Forums regularly and these people are info and tech crazy who are generally love to get new sites.
Thanks
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Paid to post
I have been looking for some good paid to post sites. I have come across one so far. I love to do this because I get to voice my opinions and ask fun questions. There is a wide variety of subjects. Well give it a try.
http://www.mylot.com/
I will post if I find any more that are successful
http://www.mylot.com/
I will post if I find any more that are successful
Engine for site on Java Script for free hosting without PHP, SQL
All the pages are made only in HTML, and there is only the text of central column material; building of menu and of other things, display of CSS styles are performed with Java Script, it should be put at the beginning of HTML page and it does everything automatically, design of site is built of separate file with pattern, there the design can be changed within two hours for all the site.
The engine itself is only 4К. The rest is pages, styles, pictures of pattern.
What do you think about this ?
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The engine itself is only 4К. The rest is pages, styles, pictures of pattern.
What do you think about this ?
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Taking Payments online Paypal ?
Hi guys
I have just had a very difficult conversation with one of paypals customer services ages, who mentioned the word fraud on quite a few occations lol.
My problem is this, i was going to use paypal to take some payments via one of my sites, but when people goto pay, it gives all my name and address out to these people, I dont really want this, i want to keep these details private, this is when the paypal advisor threw in the word fraud lol ! The conversation didnt really go anywhere and she more or less said i couldnt withhold my details
I have no desire to de fraud anyone, i had a very bad experiance once where someone got my personal details and used them very badly. So you can appreciate i dont want to do this again.
So how do i ensure my privacy during these kind of payment is there a simple way around this that i just dont know about, the words merchant account were mentioned, would this be a solution ?
Or maybe a different way of payment ? 2 checkout or google checkout of which i know little about ?
Any help appreciated
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I have just had a very difficult conversation with one of paypals customer services ages, who mentioned the word fraud on quite a few occations lol.
My problem is this, i was going to use paypal to take some payments via one of my sites, but when people goto pay, it gives all my name and address out to these people, I dont really want this, i want to keep these details private, this is when the paypal advisor threw in the word fraud lol ! The conversation didnt really go anywhere and she more or less said i couldnt withhold my details
I have no desire to de fraud anyone, i had a very bad experiance once where someone got my personal details and used them very badly. So you can appreciate i dont want to do this again.
So how do i ensure my privacy during these kind of payment is there a simple way around this that i just dont know about, the words merchant account were mentioned, would this be a solution ?
Or maybe a different way of payment ? 2 checkout or google checkout of which i know little about ?
Any help appreciated
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Dedicated Server, Colocation Provider, iWeb Group, Attains $22M Financing
Eric Chouinard, Chief Executive Officer of iWeb remarked, With this agreement, Goldman Sachs will provide financing to allow us to further our business objectives.
iWeb will initially receive $ 10M USD in senior debt, 5 years, 16% and $ 1M in common shares will be issued to Goldman Sachs at $ 1.30 per share, these common shares will be subject to a four-month hold period. A subsequent $ 1M in shares will follow at $ 1.30, subject to certain market conditions. Under the second part of the agreement, Goldman Sachs can provide an additional $ 8M in senior debt with $ 2M in shares to be issued at market price, all subject to certain conditions and performance indicators.
Marc Guindon, Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer added, A deal of this magnitude will allow us to continue investing in the infrastructures which are vital to maintaining our growth, which has been outstanding thus far.
Last year, iWebs financial results indicated a revenue of $3.2 million, with a 62% increase in revenues compared to the first quarter of previous fiscal year.
Other highlights included: - Adjusted EBITDA(1) of $0.8 million, a 65% increase over the first quarter of fiscal 2007 - Closing of a 3.3 million of shares public offering with gross proceeds of $4.1 million - Beginning of installation work of the Nuns Island premises for a new co-location data center.
For the first quarter of 2008, consolidated revenues increased $1.2 million or 62% to $3.2 million compared to the same quarter of last year. This revenue growth can be attributed primarily to a steady rise in dedicated server demand. Gross profit margin for the first quarter of fiscal 2008 was in line with last year margin at 54%. The benefits of tight operating cost control were offset by the decrease in value of the U.S. dollar against the Canadian dollar, having a negative effect on Companys revenues in the last quarter. More than 70% of iWeb revenues are generated in U.S. currency. Total operating expenses for the quarter ended December 31, 2007, were 53% of revenue, compared to 47% for the same three-month period of fiscal 2007.
As discussed, net earnings for the last quarter were impacted by a stronger Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar, by higher overhead costs in order to support the Companys growing operations, and by a higher non-deductible share-based compensation expenses which have also a negative impact on the Companys effective tax rate, increasing it to 42%, from 32% in the first quarter of fiscal 2007.
Founded in 1996, iWeb offers a full line of advanced IP hosting services either through shared hosting, dedicated servers or co-location in three data centers, featuring over 52,000 square feet of floor space and the latest technological equipment. iWeb provides services in English, French and Spanish to clients in more than 130 countries.
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iWeb will initially receive $ 10M USD in senior debt, 5 years, 16% and $ 1M in common shares will be issued to Goldman Sachs at $ 1.30 per share, these common shares will be subject to a four-month hold period. A subsequent $ 1M in shares will follow at $ 1.30, subject to certain market conditions. Under the second part of the agreement, Goldman Sachs can provide an additional $ 8M in senior debt with $ 2M in shares to be issued at market price, all subject to certain conditions and performance indicators.
Marc Guindon, Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer added, A deal of this magnitude will allow us to continue investing in the infrastructures which are vital to maintaining our growth, which has been outstanding thus far.
Last year, iWebs financial results indicated a revenue of $3.2 million, with a 62% increase in revenues compared to the first quarter of previous fiscal year.
Other highlights included: - Adjusted EBITDA(1) of $0.8 million, a 65% increase over the first quarter of fiscal 2007 - Closing of a 3.3 million of shares public offering with gross proceeds of $4.1 million - Beginning of installation work of the Nuns Island premises for a new co-location data center.
For the first quarter of 2008, consolidated revenues increased $1.2 million or 62% to $3.2 million compared to the same quarter of last year. This revenue growth can be attributed primarily to a steady rise in dedicated server demand. Gross profit margin for the first quarter of fiscal 2008 was in line with last year margin at 54%. The benefits of tight operating cost control were offset by the decrease in value of the U.S. dollar against the Canadian dollar, having a negative effect on Companys revenues in the last quarter. More than 70% of iWeb revenues are generated in U.S. currency. Total operating expenses for the quarter ended December 31, 2007, were 53% of revenue, compared to 47% for the same three-month period of fiscal 2007.
As discussed, net earnings for the last quarter were impacted by a stronger Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar, by higher overhead costs in order to support the Companys growing operations, and by a higher non-deductible share-based compensation expenses which have also a negative impact on the Companys effective tax rate, increasing it to 42%, from 32% in the first quarter of fiscal 2007.
Founded in 1996, iWeb offers a full line of advanced IP hosting services either through shared hosting, dedicated servers or co-location in three data centers, featuring over 52,000 square feet of floor space and the latest technological equipment. iWeb provides services in English, French and Spanish to clients in more than 130 countries.
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Web Hosted Content Management Solution Updated, at Ingeniux
In addition to Ingeniux OnDemand, the company has also opened a second hosting facility co-located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Ingeniux has provided hosted web content management since 2003. However, the Ingeniux OnDemand software-as-a-service solution has grown rapidly over the last 12-months. It now accounts for over 50% of web content management software sales for the company. Ingeniux has launched three new packages designed to meet the needs of small departmental to large enterprise deployments.
Jim Edmunds, President and CEO of Ingeniux noted, Software-as-a-Service has become increasingly attractive to our customers: it is less expensive, presents a greener, more energy efficient footprint, and is easier to manage and deploy.With our new on-demand packages we can provide an affordable, fully managed, web content management solution that scales to meet any customer requirement.
This Web content management-by-the-Slice approach allows customers to purchase exactly as much Ingeniux CMS software as they need and ensures dedicated hardware, bandwidth, and processing in the hosting environment. Ingeniux OnDemand Virtual Server packages include: Ingeniux On-Demand VM Essential - supports up to 15 users and 1 website Ingeniux On-Demand VM Pro - supports up to 50 users and 3 websites Ingeniux On-Demand VM Enterprise - supports up to 200 users and 20 websites Ingeniux OnDemand packages start at $1,900 per month and include Ingeniux CMS software, managed CMS hosting, and technical support. Ingeniuxs virtual server hosting approach for web content management provides several advantages over traditional software-as-a-service solutions.
With dedicated virtual servers Ingeniux customers have much more control over their application environment. They can schedule software upgrades when they want, load custom applications, and more easily integrate with back office applications. Dedicated hardware insures the CMS always runs at peak performance, compared with traditional multi-tenancy solutions that share processing power between customers. Moreover, dedicated hardware gives customers the flexibility to easily switch to an on-premise deployment.
To support growth in software-as-a-service Ingeniux has opened a second data center. Co-located in Las Vegas, Nevada the new hosting facility features energy efficient blade computers and extensive storage and security capabilities. Ingeniux will use the facility for new software-as-a-service customers and offer geographical redundancy for customers with mission critical data requirements.
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Jim Edmunds, President and CEO of Ingeniux noted, Software-as-a-Service has become increasingly attractive to our customers: it is less expensive, presents a greener, more energy efficient footprint, and is easier to manage and deploy.With our new on-demand packages we can provide an affordable, fully managed, web content management solution that scales to meet any customer requirement.
This Web content management-by-the-Slice approach allows customers to purchase exactly as much Ingeniux CMS software as they need and ensures dedicated hardware, bandwidth, and processing in the hosting environment. Ingeniux OnDemand Virtual Server packages include: Ingeniux On-Demand VM Essential - supports up to 15 users and 1 website Ingeniux On-Demand VM Pro - supports up to 50 users and 3 websites Ingeniux On-Demand VM Enterprise - supports up to 200 users and 20 websites Ingeniux OnDemand packages start at $1,900 per month and include Ingeniux CMS software, managed CMS hosting, and technical support. Ingeniuxs virtual server hosting approach for web content management provides several advantages over traditional software-as-a-service solutions.
With dedicated virtual servers Ingeniux customers have much more control over their application environment. They can schedule software upgrades when they want, load custom applications, and more easily integrate with back office applications. Dedicated hardware insures the CMS always runs at peak performance, compared with traditional multi-tenancy solutions that share processing power between customers. Moreover, dedicated hardware gives customers the flexibility to easily switch to an on-premise deployment.
To support growth in software-as-a-service Ingeniux has opened a second data center. Co-located in Las Vegas, Nevada the new hosting facility features energy efficient blade computers and extensive storage and security capabilities. Ingeniux will use the facility for new software-as-a-service customers and offer geographical redundancy for customers with mission critical data requirements.
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Web Hosting Services Firm, New Edge Networks, Chosen by InMotion, for Airport
InMotion has engaged New Edge Networks, to build and manage a private wide area network that it does not want to know is there. Allan Ghelerter, Director of IT for the specialty retail chain that operates 55 stores in about 30 major airports around the country explained, We want our network to be transparent and do what it is supposed to do; we dont want to have to pay attention to it. Our customers have to catch planes.
InMotion awarded New Edge Networks, the business communications unit of EarthLink Inc., a three-year contract valued at nearly $1 million to build and manage a private network based on Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) technology. Network installation is underway.
Jacksonville, Florida-based InMotion selected MPLS so that it can integrate multiple existing legacy networks into one that can prioritize communications traffic. This will help optimize use of available network bandwidth, and enable improved performance of latency-sensitive applications used to operate online business functions. MPLS also makes it easy and quick to add and move stores on the network.
Mr. Ghelerter added, Our new MPLS network is the centerpiece of InMotions strategic initiative for investing in technology so we can both grow and offer an excellent customer experience.
A principal driver for InMotions migration to an MPLS network is the companys new strategic initiative for offering fast digital downloads of music and movies through an in-store kiosk called PlayPoint. The self-serve kiosk lets customers browse music or movie titles and play trailers before they swipe a credit card to purchase and quickly download their selections from a server based in Seattle, Wash.
Credit card transactions are routed from individual stores to InMotions payment processor, ChasePaymentech, through a direct network connection that New Edge Networks already has in place. A private network that does not traverse the public Internet provides added security and makes it easier for the retailer to achieve and maintain compliance with Payment Card Industry (PCI) security standards imposed by credit card companies.
In addition to PlayPoint, which is currently available in about half of the stores, InMotion intends to use the new network to power a new point-of-sale and inventory management system, in-store camera systems with digital video recording, secure Internet access and corporate email.
The MPLS network can prioritize data traffic based on the customers preference. This helps InMotion optimize use of available bandwidth yet ensures applications perform at customers expectations.
Kevin Flaherty, Vice President of sales for New Edge Networks remarked, By managing InMotions private network, New Edge Networks becomes an extension of InMotions IT staff. This frees them to focus on other strategic IT activities for supporting a business that spreads across four time zones.
With a managed network, InMotions IT staff gets access to an online dashboard that allows them to see near-live network performance results, make appropriate decisions and take necessary action. The online portal allows InMotion to check status of orders, see technician notes on trouble tickets, and more.
Mr. Ghelerter noted, One of the reasons we selected New Edge Networks is because they seem to better understand the nuances of dealing with airports and their security restrictions. Installers cant just walk through security check points with screwdrivers and expect to get in and get out quickly. Its a tough environment to work in.
InMotion is a division of Gate Petroleum, a diversified private company that also operates more than 200 convenience stores and service stations in the Southeast, eight concrete plants in six states, four private resorts and various real estate holdings.
New Edge Networks, based in Vancouver, Wash., is a wholly owned subsidiary of EarthLink Inc. (NASDQ: ELNK). New Edge Networks builds and manages private networks for businesses and communications providers. Through its nationwide backbone network with about 900 switches and Internet routers, New Edge Networks uses any blend of access technologies (xDSL, frame relay, ATM, cable, wireless, and satellite) for providing broadband connectivity at any business address in the United States. Network options include any combination of access, network management functions, and on-site installation services.
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InMotion awarded New Edge Networks, the business communications unit of EarthLink Inc., a three-year contract valued at nearly $1 million to build and manage a private network based on Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) technology. Network installation is underway.
Jacksonville, Florida-based InMotion selected MPLS so that it can integrate multiple existing legacy networks into one that can prioritize communications traffic. This will help optimize use of available network bandwidth, and enable improved performance of latency-sensitive applications used to operate online business functions. MPLS also makes it easy and quick to add and move stores on the network.
Mr. Ghelerter added, Our new MPLS network is the centerpiece of InMotions strategic initiative for investing in technology so we can both grow and offer an excellent customer experience.
A principal driver for InMotions migration to an MPLS network is the companys new strategic initiative for offering fast digital downloads of music and movies through an in-store kiosk called PlayPoint. The self-serve kiosk lets customers browse music or movie titles and play trailers before they swipe a credit card to purchase and quickly download their selections from a server based in Seattle, Wash.
Credit card transactions are routed from individual stores to InMotions payment processor, ChasePaymentech, through a direct network connection that New Edge Networks already has in place. A private network that does not traverse the public Internet provides added security and makes it easier for the retailer to achieve and maintain compliance with Payment Card Industry (PCI) security standards imposed by credit card companies.
In addition to PlayPoint, which is currently available in about half of the stores, InMotion intends to use the new network to power a new point-of-sale and inventory management system, in-store camera systems with digital video recording, secure Internet access and corporate email.
The MPLS network can prioritize data traffic based on the customers preference. This helps InMotion optimize use of available bandwidth yet ensures applications perform at customers expectations.
Kevin Flaherty, Vice President of sales for New Edge Networks remarked, By managing InMotions private network, New Edge Networks becomes an extension of InMotions IT staff. This frees them to focus on other strategic IT activities for supporting a business that spreads across four time zones.
With a managed network, InMotions IT staff gets access to an online dashboard that allows them to see near-live network performance results, make appropriate decisions and take necessary action. The online portal allows InMotion to check status of orders, see technician notes on trouble tickets, and more.
Mr. Ghelerter noted, One of the reasons we selected New Edge Networks is because they seem to better understand the nuances of dealing with airports and their security restrictions. Installers cant just walk through security check points with screwdrivers and expect to get in and get out quickly. Its a tough environment to work in.
InMotion is a division of Gate Petroleum, a diversified private company that also operates more than 200 convenience stores and service stations in the Southeast, eight concrete plants in six states, four private resorts and various real estate holdings.
New Edge Networks, based in Vancouver, Wash., is a wholly owned subsidiary of EarthLink Inc. (NASDQ: ELNK). New Edge Networks builds and manages private networks for businesses and communications providers. Through its nationwide backbone network with about 900 switches and Internet routers, New Edge Networks uses any blend of access technologies (xDSL, frame relay, ATM, cable, wireless, and satellite) for providing broadband connectivity at any business address in the United States. Network options include any combination of access, network management functions, and on-site installation services.
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Hosting Business from BroadSpire, Acquired by Momentum
Phil DeLeon, President of Momentum noted, Momentum has a 25 year history and a leadership position in large scale, enterprise level, managed hosting. Over the past year, we also added services directed at small and medium sized businesses. We believe that our broad experience will ensure a seamless transition for customers who will now benefit from our expanded service offerings.
Momentum purchased the business for $2.66M USD before transaction costs with $1.70M USD satisfied by way of cash on closing and the balance by way of a note payable over 24 months, with payments beginning 6 months after the closing date. The addition is expected to add approximately $1.50M to Momentums current managed services revenues.
For 25 years Momentum has managed the IT infrastructure for some of the world s largest companies. Momentum possesses SAS70 certification, four Microsoft Gold certifications, three data center locations and over 150 experts, delivering Obsessive Support(TM).
Steve Huot, President of BroadSpire added, Pure-play hosting represented only a portion of BroadSpires overall business but consisted of some very strong customer relationships. We are pleased to have found these customers the ideal home with a strong, focused organization that places an extremely high value on service. We were approached by many firms that were interested in this transaction, but selected Momentum because we felt they could ensure continuity in the quality of service that our customers have come to expect and bridge the gap to serve large and small customers alike.
Since its inception in 1997, BroadSpire has offered web hosting as a component of a broader portfolio of services. BroadSpires success pioneering a service it calls Web ecosystem marketing(TM) hastened the company s desire to divest certain assets that were no longer core.
Momentum is an IT hosting and managed website services. Its solutions provide customers with the innovation, integration, and operational expertise needed to reduce costs and/or improve productivity by outsourcing their mission critical, web-based applications and infrastructure to Momentum. Headquartered in Markham, Ontario, Momentum has offices in Ottawa, Windsor, and Toronto. Momentum Advanced Solutions is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange and trades under the symbol WWW.
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Momentum purchased the business for $2.66M USD before transaction costs with $1.70M USD satisfied by way of cash on closing and the balance by way of a note payable over 24 months, with payments beginning 6 months after the closing date. The addition is expected to add approximately $1.50M to Momentums current managed services revenues.
For 25 years Momentum has managed the IT infrastructure for some of the world s largest companies. Momentum possesses SAS70 certification, four Microsoft Gold certifications, three data center locations and over 150 experts, delivering Obsessive Support(TM).
Steve Huot, President of BroadSpire added, Pure-play hosting represented only a portion of BroadSpires overall business but consisted of some very strong customer relationships. We are pleased to have found these customers the ideal home with a strong, focused organization that places an extremely high value on service. We were approached by many firms that were interested in this transaction, but selected Momentum because we felt they could ensure continuity in the quality of service that our customers have come to expect and bridge the gap to serve large and small customers alike.
Since its inception in 1997, BroadSpire has offered web hosting as a component of a broader portfolio of services. BroadSpires success pioneering a service it calls Web ecosystem marketing(TM) hastened the company s desire to divest certain assets that were no longer core.
Momentum is an IT hosting and managed website services. Its solutions provide customers with the innovation, integration, and operational expertise needed to reduce costs and/or improve productivity by outsourcing their mission critical, web-based applications and infrastructure to Momentum. Headquartered in Markham, Ontario, Momentum has offices in Ottawa, Windsor, and Toronto. Momentum Advanced Solutions is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange and trades under the symbol WWW.
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What is social web hosting?
Hello! We have started our new social web hosting service available at http://0bones.com. 0bones is a new social community designed to help web masters get their websites online with free web space and website promotion. Our FREE service is broken down into two areas: Free web hosting http://0bones.com/free-web-space-hosting.php As part of our social network, we offer all 0bones members enough disk space and bandwidth for your website[/URL]. Our hosting comes with: 500MB disk space 10GB data transfer PHP, Perl, CGI, Ruby on Rails Support 1 MySQL Database Use your own domain name or a free .zerobones.com sub domain. Best of all, no annoying advertisements. The only thing we will place on your website is a linkback to 0bones. Promote your website on our high traffic community pages We allow all our members to submit reviews of their website content to our main community pages. This is a great source of instant traffic and readers to your new website. We also like to reward our members for being active on our website. The more active you, your more links we allow you post on our site back to your website.
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Web Hosting Service Trade Association, Issues Call for Advisory Members
Chicago, Illinois - (The Hosting News) - August 29, 2008 - The Association of Internet and Hosting Service Providers (AIHSP), has issued a call for industry professionals, to join five distinguished advisory subcommittees.
Paul Hirsch, President of the AIHSP Founding Committee explained, Our advisory subcommittees will play an important role in shaping the future of this organization, laying the groundwork for the realization of our goals. Today, we are a small but agile group of dedicated volunteers, and we see these advisory subcommittees as an opportunity to involve the greater community and benefit from the collective wisdom therein. It is crucial that AIHSP be driven by its constituents, and that the energy and founding philosophy be widespread among the vast spectrum that is the web hosting and Internet services industry.
The AIHSP is the first-ever trade association serving the shared interests of providers and vendors in the Web hosting and Internet services industry, today announced a call for qualified industry professionals to join five distinguished key advisory subcommittees, each charged with critiquing and improving the organizations roadmap to implementing core initiatives.
Launched last month at HostingCon 2008, the largest annual gathering of web services professionals, AIHSP has received broad attention for its intention to unify the Web hosting and Internet services industry and use collective power to resolve problems within the marketplace and provide greater public and political representation.
The AIHSP Founding Committee seeks qualified industry professionals to sit on five key advisory subcommittees: AIHSP Benefits and Professional Services Subcommittee; AIHSP Standards and Ethics Subcommittee; AIHSP Industry Representation and Advocacy Subcommittee; AIHSP Systems and Infrastructure Subcommittee; and AIHSP Research Investigatory Subcommittee. Each subcommittee will meet online and in teleconference calls over a six week period to fulfill its charge and provide the necessary guidance and advice to help AIHSP reach its 14 inaugural goals (www.aihsp.org/About-AIHSP/AIHSP-Goals.php).
Tyrone Adams, Ph.D., Director of the AIHSP Founding Committee and the Richard DAquin Professor of Journalism and Communications at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette noted, The formation of AIHSP advisory subcommittees is critical in terms of getting quality feedback from service providers, and more importantly, is highly relevant in the process of organizational structuration. One of the most important missions of the AIHSP will be to continually generate panoramic snapshots of the industry in action, and build apparatus to address the problems and inefficiencies we find.
All qualified industry professionals are strongly encouraged to nominate themselves to take part in a subcommittee. The AIHSP Founding Committee will announce the final selection of subcommittee members in early September after careful review of those interested in taking part. Self-nominations may be made at www.aihsp.org/About-AIHSP/Build-AIHSP.php.
The five key Advisory Subcommittees, as charged include:
AIHSP Benefits and Professional Services Subcommittee
The AIHSP Benefits and Professional Services Subcommittee will collaborate to research viable sources for essential employee benefits (medical, dental, vision, life); research viable sources for essential small business services for AIHSP retainer on behalf of its members (accounting, tax preparation, legal, public relations); and compare and contrast providers in order to make recommendations to the founding committee.
AIHSP Standards and Ethics Subcommittee
The AIHSP Ethics, Standards and Certifications Subcommittee will collaborate to establish ethical standards of business operation; establish criteria for businesses to be considered in good standing; establish processes for updating ethical standards; establish grievance processes for businesses and consumers; and establish mediation guidelines and policies.
AIHSP Industry Representation and Advocacy Subcommittee
The AIHSP Industry Representation and Advocacy Subcommittee will collaborate to explore and determine key legislative objectives and priorities to ensure the sustained success and viability of the hosted services marketplace and fair competition within: research the viability and feasibility of implementing a direct lobbying campaign to influence existing and pending legislation; draft an initial series of communication goals and priorities for AIHSP as a representative body for business; and determine the scope, scale and objectives of an AIHSP media relations and crisis communications apparatus.
AIHSP Systems and Infrastructure Subcommittee
The AIHSP Systems and Infrastructure Subcommittee will collaborate to develop a project scope for the following systems: technical certification tracking system, grievance process tracking, research repository database, crisis communication system, intelligent business directory, employment portal and fraud database; determine most appropriate technologies for development of these systems; determine the hosting architecture best suited to these systems; research developers/firms for in-kind work and compensated work; make recommendations regarding custom development versus off-the-shelf application use; and research application security vendors for systems auditing.
Paul Hirsch, President of the AIHSP Founding Committee explained, Our advisory subcommittees will play an important role in shaping the future of this organization, laying the groundwork for the realization of our goals. Today, we are a small but agile group of dedicated volunteers, and we see these advisory subcommittees as an opportunity to involve the greater community and benefit from the collective wisdom therein. It is crucial that AIHSP be driven by its constituents, and that the energy and founding philosophy be widespread among the vast spectrum that is the web hosting and Internet services industry.
The AIHSP is the first-ever trade association serving the shared interests of providers and vendors in the Web hosting and Internet services industry, today announced a call for qualified industry professionals to join five distinguished key advisory subcommittees, each charged with critiquing and improving the organizations roadmap to implementing core initiatives.
Launched last month at HostingCon 2008, the largest annual gathering of web services professionals, AIHSP has received broad attention for its intention to unify the Web hosting and Internet services industry and use collective power to resolve problems within the marketplace and provide greater public and political representation.
The AIHSP Founding Committee seeks qualified industry professionals to sit on five key advisory subcommittees: AIHSP Benefits and Professional Services Subcommittee; AIHSP Standards and Ethics Subcommittee; AIHSP Industry Representation and Advocacy Subcommittee; AIHSP Systems and Infrastructure Subcommittee; and AIHSP Research Investigatory Subcommittee. Each subcommittee will meet online and in teleconference calls over a six week period to fulfill its charge and provide the necessary guidance and advice to help AIHSP reach its 14 inaugural goals (www.aihsp.org/About-AIHSP/AIHSP-Goals.php).
Tyrone Adams, Ph.D., Director of the AIHSP Founding Committee and the Richard DAquin Professor of Journalism and Communications at the University of Louisiana, Lafayette noted, The formation of AIHSP advisory subcommittees is critical in terms of getting quality feedback from service providers, and more importantly, is highly relevant in the process of organizational structuration. One of the most important missions of the AIHSP will be to continually generate panoramic snapshots of the industry in action, and build apparatus to address the problems and inefficiencies we find.
All qualified industry professionals are strongly encouraged to nominate themselves to take part in a subcommittee. The AIHSP Founding Committee will announce the final selection of subcommittee members in early September after careful review of those interested in taking part. Self-nominations may be made at www.aihsp.org/About-AIHSP/Build-AIHSP.php.
The five key Advisory Subcommittees, as charged include:
AIHSP Benefits and Professional Services Subcommittee
The AIHSP Benefits and Professional Services Subcommittee will collaborate to research viable sources for essential employee benefits (medical, dental, vision, life); research viable sources for essential small business services for AIHSP retainer on behalf of its members (accounting, tax preparation, legal, public relations); and compare and contrast providers in order to make recommendations to the founding committee.
AIHSP Standards and Ethics Subcommittee
The AIHSP Ethics, Standards and Certifications Subcommittee will collaborate to establish ethical standards of business operation; establish criteria for businesses to be considered in good standing; establish processes for updating ethical standards; establish grievance processes for businesses and consumers; and establish mediation guidelines and policies.
AIHSP Industry Representation and Advocacy Subcommittee
The AIHSP Industry Representation and Advocacy Subcommittee will collaborate to explore and determine key legislative objectives and priorities to ensure the sustained success and viability of the hosted services marketplace and fair competition within: research the viability and feasibility of implementing a direct lobbying campaign to influence existing and pending legislation; draft an initial series of communication goals and priorities for AIHSP as a representative body for business; and determine the scope, scale and objectives of an AIHSP media relations and crisis communications apparatus.
AIHSP Systems and Infrastructure Subcommittee
The AIHSP Systems and Infrastructure Subcommittee will collaborate to develop a project scope for the following systems: technical certification tracking system, grievance process tracking, research repository database, crisis communication system, intelligent business directory, employment portal and fraud database; determine most appropriate technologies for development of these systems; determine the hosting architecture best suited to these systems; research developers/firms for in-kind work and compensated work; make recommendations regarding custom development versus off-the-shelf application use; and research application security vendors for systems auditing.
AIHSP Research Investigatory Subcommittee
The AIHSP Research Investigatory Subcommittee will collaborate to determine the paramount research priorities and needs of its hosting and Internet service provider constituents; refine these compelling issues into a prioritized, ordered hierarchy for AIHSP advocacy and lobbying efforts; define which research data should be culled for in a members-only State of the Industry quarterly report for longitudinal tracking and archival purposes; and identify and maintain a database of emerging threats to the industry, whether political, economic, technological, or legislative.
Launched in July, 2008, the Association of Internet and Hosting Service Providers (AIHSP) is an innovative collaboration of businesses and professionals in the Web hosting and Internet services industry, working together to unify the industry, achieve meaningful representation, and secure a more prosperous marketplace for all.
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How to make money online through Blogging
While there have been many stories of people being scammed on the internet trying to make some money, there are actually many ways to legitimately make money online. However, not everyone can make millions and just like in the "real world" making money on the Internet requires some real work. The most popular genuine money making ventures on the Internet are affiliate marketing, blogging, selling products, freelance work and online surveys, although there are many other ways.
Blogging (website)
Making money from blogging takes some time and while there are some websites that will pay you for your blogging content this is generally not the most reliable way of making decent money. (Most of these tips can be applied to making money with a static website)
First Steps – Creating the blog
It might sound simple, but making decent money from blogging first requires that you create your own blog. There are many free options available for creating and hosting your blog including; google owned blogger and wordpress.com. However, if you are serious about getting into blogging then a properly hosted blog with your own domain name is the best option. Fortunately the most popular blog publishing system, wordpress, is free to use and is extremely user friendly. An added advantage of using wordpress is that there are many online tutorials and support forums to help new bloggers.
Choosing a subject (niche)
Some experts will tell you to pick a very specific topic to blog about and others will tell you to remain very broad in what you write about. However, all that really matters is that you pick a topic that you are passionate about, so that when your interest weans you will not give up your project. If possible don't write about a topic you are uninterested in just for the money. Brainstorm some ideas and search google with your ideas to get an idea of the competition you will face.
Getting people to visit and keep visiting
Before people visit your website you will need a search engine to rank your website for certain keywords. To achieve this you will need to follow search engine optimization practices. Basically search engines use a complex algorithm for ranking websites, which includes links to your blog, keywords, content, page title and many other factors. SEO cannot be explained entirely within this article and if you unfamiliar with SEO there are literally thousands of articles dedicated to the practice on the Internet. Once you start to rank in the search engines you will find that visitor numbers will increase. As soon as you have people reading your blog you will need to give them a reason to come back. It is important to blog at regular intervals so that your readers know when your content is going to be updated and will keep them checking back. Writing great content that people will want to read is also an important factor and regularly updated content is looked upon favorably by google.
Also remember to get the word out about your site on the Internet – social networking (digg, stumbleupon etc.) are great places to start and once these places link to your website google will come looking too!
Making money (monetizing your blog)
Alright, you are probably saying, I have this great blog with killer content, I have started with SEO and I am getting plenty of visitors from search engines, but that doesn't mean I am making any money! There are a few different streams for making money from blogging, it's officially called monetizing, and I am going to get right into explaining it.
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