Why Forums Are Still The Leading Website Technology?
Posted on 25. Dec, 2009 by Dan Lew in Computers, Internet Culture, Internet Dating, Internet Technology, Online Dating, Online Technology, Social Networking
There is nothing you can not do in a forum, that you can do any other site. Usually when joining a forum you will have the opportunity to be part of a community based on similar interests.
Sites such as Adobe, Sitepoint, Digital Point are among some of the best and most active forums in the world and other forums such as Deviantart and Hymoo.com are of some of the most unique and fastest growing forums in the world.
Still until this day most leading sites have a Forum as one
Meet like minded folks in a Forum
Really a forum is based on freedom of speech. Having said that their are usually rules one would also expect to follow, as long as you abide by these you may be a community member for a long time. An experienced forum member may have better reputation then others based on the level of input he has given to others and how satisfied other users have been as a result of the users efforts.
It works well in 3 ways:
1. The website owner itself – by having a community of members on your website attracts new visitors leading them back to your site for other services.
2. The member of the forum – by being part of a thriving website community forum will allow you to gain exposure or recognition from your efforts thus leading you to gain more clicks to your own site or contacting you for services.
3. Recently active forum users have been using platforms such as Hymoo to allow them to create their own forum easily and effectively without having to create their own forum website.
By now having more choice and more social impact with forum capabilities, this gives a very big reason to accept that forums are stil really one of the leading website technologies around and will continue to be a very valuable social marketing tool for a very long time to come.
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Three Seo Tips To Make A Difference
Posted on 23. Dec, 2009 by Kam in Internet, Internet Marketing, Internet Technology, Social Networking
Sometimes it is just the tiniest of things that can make a Massive difference with SEO ranking results.
Here are three small things that will make a Larger difference if you employ them all the time.
1. If you are going fishing make sure there are fish and not too many fishing people.
2. Title is everything.
3. Being bold makes you stand out.
If you are going fishing make sure there are fish and not too many fishing people.
If we were going fishing as a professional, we would do one thing before we throw our nets into the water, we
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When it comes to a more abstract world like SEO occasionally we forget common sense. So let’s remember!
In the SEO world making sure there are fish is making sure that there is traffic for a word we are choosing to rank for. Use tools like Google Traffic Estimator (just Google it) if you are short on funds, and if you have a little bit of money, go get yourself a WordTracker subscription (they also have a free tool as well which is good). These (and many other traffic tools) will tell you that there are ‘fish’ for the keywords that you want to rank for.
The next part of this BIG trick is not to fish were everyone else is fishing. So if you are smart if you are doing a blog for example, you will look for keywords that have good traffic but a LOW number of competing websites. WordTracker will help you with this.
Page title is everything.
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Being bold makes you stand out.
This is a very good onsite optimization tip if you want to optimize a page/blog entry for a particular keyword, make sure you embolden the keyword in the text 2 or 3 times. Do not overdo it of course!
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Writers Wanted
Posted on 05. Dec, 2009 by admin in Social Networking
New websites need new content.
Online Life.eu is certainly no exception to that rule. That’s why the hunt for talented writers and content producers with quality material.
We’re looking for writers or people that would like to write about internet culture. Sounds like a broad topic, eh? The people, trends, products and services that make and shape your internet experience is what we’re talking about. Tell us about it.
Until we are able to pay contributors (at this time we are not) we promise to vigorously promote the content published on Online Life.eu as well as publishing a unique Writers Profile Page for each writer, regularly showcasing contributions. Online Life.eu is a great platform for anyone with something relevant to share and at the present the door is open. Contact us here if you have something to offer. I’d love to hear from you!
Sex And Social Networking Sells
Posted on 13. Nov, 2009 by Kam in Internet Culture, Social Networking
It’s been no secret to us that Sex and Social Networking sells! Hell, we use it all the time. I just think it’s really quite interesting that Ignatius Javellana decided to experiment with where Pinoy Pop Culture and the digital domain collide.
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Welcome to Online Life Magazine
Posted on 28. Oct, 2009 by admin in Internet Culture, Social Networking
Here we’re sharing stories about the people and events shaping the internets cultural landscape. For one reason or another, many human lives are so deeply intertwined within the digital domain and visiting Online Life.eu, you’ll meet some of these interesting people, learn about what role the internets plays in their lives, discover the triumphs and failures along their journeys while creating a deeper understanding of your own digital footprint in the process.
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