Backlinks – we all know and love them, but can never master how to get them. Backlinks are essential to any SEO marketing strategy. Backlinking is also one of those things that have a stigma that it has to be hard work to do.
A backlink is simply a link that is on a website that points back to another website. That’s it! How you get those backlinks, well that’s the mystery. Everyone has the same set of advice, and it’s almost always the same methods.
Start Blogging from your Gmail Account
Got a wordpress blog? Looking for a new way to take advantage of it? Well here’s the script for you.
It’s called Auto Gmail Blogger. AutoGmailBlogger.com has a script that allows you to read your gmail.com emails and submit them to your wordpress blog. It’s easy to set up and comes with an ebook that explains how everything is set up. PLUS there is information in there the explains why you’ll want to start blogging from your email. The ebook also explain how to solve one of those webmaster mysteries.
You do have to know just enough PHP to be able to change a couple settings (opening notepad), then you are ready to start email blogging. There is a small demo at the autogmailblogger.com site so you can see the script in action.
There is a reason for the “secret” being in quotes, because it’s not really a secret, it’s just something you probably never though about doing.
I highly suggest looking into this, because blogging just got easier, and a little more interesting.
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Tracking Google Nemesis Hysteria – Now that it’s been release, this product is being pumped up beyond belief.
The new Canon Rebel XS Black W/18-55 IS Lens Camera is
NOW AVAILABLE for pre-order from Ritz Interactive. Be sure to take advantage of this exceptional opportunity!
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Did you know that you can convert your car to a water-burning car? You can run your car on water, supplemental to gasoline, to increase your car’s fuel efficiency and reduce your fuel costs significantly.
Our deck was started last monday, and this is how far they’ve gotten. I swear, if the people actually put in a full day for 2 days, this would have been done by now. But 3 hours here, 2 hours there, give me a break.
I’m really hoping this can be done and inspected by Friday. It would be nice to have a deck party for 4th of July.
More photos to follow, these were from yesterday. Today the top deck was finished and they put up the covering on the outside edge of the deck. Only the railings and steps are left to be finished.
Here’s a little something I found on some decking dropped off at my house the other day. No idea who or what smahed this spider. It wasn’t there today, so I wonder where the deck guys put that piece.
This was cropped down pretty good and resampled. Fullsize image was pretty detailed. Picture was taken with a Canon Rebel XT.
So you think Obama might win this years election? Gas prices going to hit $5 by the end of the year? What if you bought stock with those predictions? Well now you can, with “intrading”. If there was a term for this, I’d have to say this would be called “Social Stock Trading”.
InTrade isn’t such a bad idea, there was a study about using the “Wisdom of Crowds“. The idea is, a crowd of people guessing what an outcome of an event, or some sort of subject, will come up with the most likely answer.
Setting up the account was simple, and they even give you a $5000 test account. Day trading couldn’t get any easier.
“Day trading refers to the practice of buying and selling financial instruments within the same trading day such that all positions will usually (not necessarily always) be closed before the market close of the trading day. This is different from After-hours trading. Traders that participate in day trading are called day traders.”
The general idea of how the inTrade system works is, the number you see in green is the percent of chance “the crowd” thinks the event will occur. If you don’t think there is a chance that will occur, you will sell. If so, you can buy at the current ask price. At the end of the event, if you purchased the stock at 75.0, the event will close at 100, earning you 25 points. Each point is worth $.10
Another scenario, if you buy at 25.0 , you can set a sell price for say, 35.0. As the stock rises and people start buying, someone will pick it up at your price. Netting you 10 points for each option you held.
On a side note, for each option you sell, inTrade charges you .05 for each one you sell. I believe the same goes for purchases. That’s probably the reason for making sure each sell order is in .1 increments. I also noticed there were some charges when I made my initial bids. They also have some promotions on getting free trades, but haven’t gotten that far.
In the end, I was a little bored today, so I thought I’d give it a shot. I made my picks, now I’ll just sit back and see where things go.
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Just filled up again this morning, and paid $4.12 a gallon. That’s actually about 10 cent higher than normal, seeing how I should have just filled up out outside my neighborhood at $4.03.
A few weeks ago the family took a trip to Florida, prices weren’t “that” bad and nothing out of the ordinary in prices. Except for one stop, we had just hit I-4 and one of the guys that was traveling with us was damn near on empty. So we took the first exit off I-4 (coming off I-95) and there was a BP sitting there. Gas was $4.29 a gallon. This is back in May mind you, I couldn’t imagine the price at that station now. They said they got away with it seeing how they are pretty much the only gas station in the area. Needless to say, my friend ended up paying over 90 bucks to fill his truck.
Me, my CX-7 did pretty good on gas. It might have turbo, but if you lay off the gas, you’ll go pretty far. As for my friend, doing a 100mph at one point, didn’t exactly help him much.
Get some relief and get a Free $250 Pre-Paid Gas Card! It won’t last long, but you will atleast save a few buck.
Here’s an image of a couple glass balls in a room with stained glass. It took about 6 minutes to render.
