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Tuesday, 25 March 2008 |
By Kevin Sinclair
 Facebook and Bebo were the social networking sites of 2007. However micro-blogging is what is in store for the year 2008. You may be asking yourself "what is micro-blogging?" And the answer to your question is that micro-blogging is a form of blogging using short texts.
Micro-blogging is the same as sending text messages on your cell phone. However, rather than sending a text message to one person, micro-blogging is used to publish your thoughts and activities to your social network.
A dozen micro-blogging sites have been added as communication tools to the Web 2.0 repertoire over the past few years. As well as texts, you can now use audio and video. This article introduces you to a few of the popular ones.
The leader is Twitter. Once an account has been created, you publish your micro-contents using your web browser, cell phone, or the email client. Interesting people such as artists, athletes, bands, and politicians can be followed whereby you can check out their insights on a regular basis.
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Monday, 24 March 2008 |
By Charles Giel
 Optimizing a webpage for Search Engines is a specialist skill that anyone can master.
Webmasters and Bloggers want traffic and one of the best ways to do this is by mastering the use of long tail keywords.
What are these Long Tail Keywords. The best way to describe is through the use of an example. Here's one - Increase website traffic by blogging.
The project you are working on is about Horses, specific types of horses. The research requires details about a special type of horse. When you come to enter your search in a search engine entering 'horses' would be too wide a search. Instead, your search will be the full description. Your detailed queery is the Longtail keyword.
Keyword research is all about trying to find out what your potential visitors are looking for when they enter details into a search engine. When you know what is sought you can write interesting articles.
Longtail keywords are what will get your articles picked up by and listed by the search engines. It's all |
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