Links are important, you just can’t deny that. It is important for any business to get links from a variety of sources. Generally speaking, links account for as much as 80% of what determines a web site to be placed higher or lower in search engine results pages (SERPs).
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Small Facebook tip
How do you visit Facebook? You go to Google and type Facebook – “boo! baaad! nooooo! don’t do this!” You type Face… and your browser auto-completes to Facebook.com. – “well done!” You tybe fb.com, and that’s it. :) – “great!” The fb.com shortcut can be used to pretty much any type of link: fb.com/cetd.ro versus facebook.com/cetd.ro fb.com/lumeaseoppc versus facebook.com/lumeaseoppc “Anything? Anything!” :)
Tip – save the things which mean something to you, from the Internet
I was recently looking for an article which I know I’ve read in the past 30 days. I’ve used anything which was at hand – browser history, Google Web History, software to download data, software to check the history of the browser, other utilities. I ended by having an Excel with 90,000+ entries, after duplicates were removed, representing URLs and titles of the web sites I opened in the past few months. I looked as quickly as you can into a file of this size, and I gave up. The link just wasn’t to be found.
Where does “passion” come from?
The word “passion” comes from: 1125–75; Middle English (< Old French ) < Medieval Latin passiōn- (stem of passiō ) Christ’s sufferings onthe cross, any of the Biblical accounts of these (> late Old English passiōn ), special use of Late Latin passiō suffering, submission, derivative of Latin passus, past participle of patī to suffer, submit; see -ion (source) “Passion” can be, thus, interpreted less as: Ah, look at my energy, I am so energetic, let’s put energy. And more as: I will suffer for this. How does one suffer, in business environments? Most likely – through work. So, “passion” is more about “work” than it is about a special emotion. :) Note: the current definition contradicts me, but the name origin doesn’t. P.S. Also see: Despre pasiune #2: Olivian Breda PS, 2019.10.08: Do what you love – Paul Jarvis. PS, 2019.10.08: Chasing Your Dreams is Probably a Bad Idea – CLIPPING CHAINS. PS, 2019.10.27: Passion at a price: UO study finds passionate employees may be exploited for loving what they do. 0 Links
You have a roll-up. How to put the logo on it?
For photographic purposes, the best idea would be to put the logo as high as possible on it. The reason? When photos are being taken, if there is a person in front of the roll-up, the brand will be covered. Put the logo very high on the banner. Note: Tip via Radu Grozescu.
External blitz without a power cord
There are external blitzes which don’t require an electric source to operate. You can turn them without a power cord. Useful. :) Note: Tip via Radu Grozescu.
Why use a lateral Flash when taking photos?
A lateral flash gives you shadows. Shadows give you volume. Note: Idea via Radu Grozescu.
“Nikon & Canon launch their top products prior to Olympiads”
Idea via Radu Grozescu.
SlideShare
SlideShare is wrong when they ask for a premium in order to make some presentation private. It’s a feature more useful to them, instead of to their user database.
A lost belief
I thought that this:
- Start at one of the lowest minimum bet tables. This allows you to become comfortable with your strategy with the least amount of investment.
- With each losing hand, double your bet until you win back the money lost. This is whats known as a “reverse-progression”, “Martingale strategy” or “double bet strategy”. (source)
Could actually be working. It doesn’t.