Archive | December, 2006

Speed-linking : 5 Great Blogging Tips

16. December 2006

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I’m on a holiday now, so here are some blogging tips I’ve recently read, which you might find interesting. Tip #1. How the Top 100 Blogs on Technorati do it “The best blogs all have a quite few things in common – regular, well written content and a large number of subscribers are base requisites for [...]

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Top 6 Ways to Maximize Your Online Shopping Experience

12. December 2006

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Top 6 Ways to Maximize Your Online Shopping Experience

With the amount of online shopping and product sites out there, you might be saying to yourself – “where do I even begin”? Here are a few tips to start you off: Tip # 1: Read aggregated product reviews with Wize.com For me, Wize.com is right up there as one of the best online resources for product reviews. [...]

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Top 5 Free Ways to Convert ANY File

9. December 2006

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Video audio files come in so many formats nowadays that I’ve literally lost count. MP3, AVI, WMV, OGG, MP4, 3GP – the list goes on and on. While most players support the bulk of file formats, there will always be the odd file which isn’t compatible. For example, Microsoft Zune’s don’t play [...]

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Make Money with Domain Names : 10 Steps to Success (Part 2)

6. December 2006

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In our last post we covered tips concerning the picking and purchasing of domain names for speculative purposes. In this post, we will cover the process of reselling the domains for a profit. Let me state once again that domain speculation is one of those online money making activities you can try [...]

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Make Money With Domain Names : 10 Steps to Success (Part 1)

3. December 2006

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In one of the richest deals ever in domain reselling, www.cellphones.com was sold for USD$4.2 million in cash. The original owner paid USD$90 for the name in 1996 Why are domain names such big business? “The secret has to do with what’s known as type-in traffic, or, in Wall Street jargon, direct navigation. Though it [...]

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