Simple Article Submitter

Posted by test | Posted in Marketing | Posted on 24-08-2010-05-2008

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Automatic Article Adsense Income (3.a.i.) Method! – Make $100 Daily!

Posted by test | Posted in Marketing | Posted on 25-07-2010-05-2008

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Problem-Agitate-Solution formula to write a high quality article

Posted by test | Posted in Marketing | Posted on 23-07-2010-05-2008

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Hungry Visitors is a unique Web 2.0 Application that almost writes the article for Webmasters, Internet Marketers,Bloggers, and Affilliates,using the Problem-Agitate-Solution formula.
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Adsense And The Article Marketing

Posted by test | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 09-06-2010-05-2008

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You’re heard about the Adsense craze and decided that you are going to get your share of Adsense cash cow. He is a SEO who is good at web hosting review.You’re either built a website or purchased one, and now you’re ready to rock! You submit it to every search engine and directory that you can think of, dreaming of thousands of surfers coming in from every engine on the planet. All begging to click your Adsense links and make you rich. Then you sit back and wait. And wait. And wait some more~And wait some more}. Checking your stats daily hoping to see the rush of traffic pouring in. But for some reason it just doesn’t come. The days of the above business plan working are long over. It might have worked in 1996, but in 2006 you’re going to have to do a lot more to promote your new website. There are still free traffic sources out there, but they want something in return to link to your new site. Content. This is where article marketing comes in. The concept is simple. You write an article that’s relevant to your sites topic, inserting a link or two within the article or the articles footer, linking back to your website.You can do the computer repair.
 

Then you submit it to article directories. They in turn publish your article, giving you a RELEVANT link back to your site and possibly sending you some of their traffic. Many of the article directories out there have a lot of good traffic to share. They also can really help your Google Page Rank when it comes time for Google to rank your site. Google wants to see INBOUND links to your site from other sites with similar content. So the links these article directories can give you are crucial to the weight of your website in the long run. But the article directories are just the first stop for your article. Almost all of the article directories encourage other webmasters to republish your content on their own sites with similar topics. So one article can really turn into literally thousands of inbound links over the months ahead. This snowball effect is exactly what we are looking for with each article we write.

I need help understanding a sentence in a finance article I am reading…I just can’t fully understand it?

Posted by test | Posted in Article Marketing | Posted on 08-06-2010-05-2008

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Here is the sentence:

In general, the exhibit shows that investors have earned a higher rate of return from the stock market when they purchased a market basket of equities with an initial dividend yield that was relatively high and relatively low future rates of return when stocks were purchased at low dividend yields.

I’m having trouble understanding the part:

“…when they purchased a market basket of equities with an initial dividend yield that was relatively high and relatively low future rates of return when stocks were purchased at low dividend yields.”

Just a general explanation of what is going on in this sentence would do. Thank you.

Anyone like RedHat? I saw the an article about IBM and RedHat moving PC into emerging markets.?

Posted by test | Posted in Article Marketing | Posted on 05-06-2010-05-2008

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Smells like a winner. What do you think?

Seeking article writers?

Posted by test | Posted in Article Marketing | Posted on 03-06-2010-05-2008

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I am seeking quality people who are concerned about our environment, and how to live more cost effectivley, energy efficient etc.In exchange I offer the opportunity for those participating to advertise on my site at no cost. If anyone can point me to such people I would be most grateful. All I seem to recieve are unscrupulous bums who want traffic to junkie affiliate programs, not for the content I specify.
I have 3 professions, by far I find internet marketing the biggest headache of them all.
Thanks in advance.

I just read an article from NY Times about Suze Orman & how she doesnt invest the way she tells others to.?

Posted by test | Posted in Article Marketing | Posted on 30-05-2010-05-2008

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Apparently, with all of her ‘great’ stock market & investment advice, she does not even invest in stocks herself. The interview had some intersting things about her own investments. She has less than 1/2 of 1% of her over $32 million of assets in stock! She says that she primarily buys zero coupon munis. And will even chose a lower rate to get AAA ratings.

Now, I dont knock anyone on personal investment choices, but she is fair game as she is supposed to be a fianancial advisor & has repeatedly told her followers, that you need aggressiveness in your portfolio & you should have a certain % of assets in stock. But she has the portfolio of a 85 year old widow taking care of orphans! The article states that she has never realy owned much stocks.

Dont get me wrong, I think she does a half decent job helping folks on her show, but she doesnt even follow her own advice & is called a guru. & I am not bashing her b/c she is a woman. I like some of her advice. Thoughts?
ralphcoder:
$1 million is less than 1/2 of 1% of $32 million. The article states that, she said she has about $7 million in real estate & about $1 mill in stocks. Yes, $1 mill is a large amount, but not relatively speaking. Also, she is not an analyst, but an advisor, that is a big difference. & your lunch money is safe (today)– I have no where near that amount to invest. I guess my point is, she does not use her own advice to make money, & that is HOW she makes money, by giving advice to others on investing. Kind of hypocritical. I feel its like taking military advice by someone who has read a book about it, but never actually had any experience in it. (That was NOT a Bush joke)

I got it from MSN Money central in the commentary tab today. The article was talking about the NY Times article over the weekend. Maybe she did say that in the Journal, but they did not mention that in this article.
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OOps! even I had to give you thumbs up for that! My bad math! LOL. But my point still stands. she has less than 4% invested.

Isn’t this article libelous?

Posted by test | Posted in Article Marketing | Posted on 29-05-2010-05-2008

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www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2010/0426/investing-pink-sheets-fraud-stock-scam-madoff-spot-pump-dump.html?partner=yahoomag

The writer did no research and said he “randomly” selected Itronics to mention in his article because they had an association many years ago with a marketing company that had a pump and dump on it’s client list.
The day after this article was released, Itronics stock plummetted on heavy volume because of this article inferring it’s apump and dump which it definitely is not. I’ve been a shareholder for several years and it’s the furthest stock from a P&D imaginable.
Isn’t this article libelous toward Itronics?

HELP!!! Is there an article on the interent that has an example of market failure???

Posted by test | Posted in Article Marketing | Posted on 26-05-2010-05-2008

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it has to have a positive/negative externality.

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