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Seven Simple Steps to a Super-Effective Free SEO Strategy That Works Now!

June 6th, 2010 | Author: detesia

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Today, you will know about a simple but highly effective SEO tip that almost guarantees you a top spot. A true and unbeatable whitehat SEO technique.

The secret lies in, intelligently constructing some extremely effective *interlacing of link wheels* that escalates you to top search engine rankings. Just follow these seven step SEO techniques.

1. First, be ready with about 26, 100% unique (copyscape passed and not spun!), 250-300 word articles on your niche. Sprinkle your keyword 3-4 times randomly through out the articles. Remember to include your keyword in the article title, preferably as the first word.

2. Now open up 24 new accounts on web 2.0 properties, like: Blogger, WordPress, Jimdo, Hubpages, Weebly, Tumblr, Jimdo, Gather, LiveJournal, Zimbio, Xanga, Vox, Quizilla, Terapad + others totaling to about 24…

3. On every separate web 2.0 site, post a different unique article with two links either in the article itself or in your bio. One of the links points to another web 2.0 property where you have already posted another article. And the other linking to your website URL as an anchor text.

4. Follow this pattern for 24 articles in such a way that there will be 4 (interconnected) link wheels. Each link wheel will have 6 web 2.0 properties.

5. Once you create your web of 6 link wheels, open two Squidoo lenses and post the remaining 2 of your unique articles there.

Now this is important. Link each of these Squidoo lens to any 4 of your web 2.0 properties. That is, there will be 8 links pointing to your 24 web properties.

Side Note: You can also scale up all the 24 or more by opening more Squidoo lenses but post only unique articles to your additional Squidoo lenses.

6. The next step is to social bookmark both of your Squidoo lenses on 25+ websites (like: Digg, StumbleUpon, Delicious, Bebo etc…). Forget your old accounts with them! Open fresh accounts and bookmark with each of them.

7. Next copy the 25 RSS feed links from each of these Social book marking sites and submit each of them to 100+ RSS aggregators. This makes sure that your link wheels are indexed quickly.

Finally, create a 20-30 second video about your website and upload it to some high traffic video sites like YouTube. Make sure that In the description you link to your website URL(s) for extra backlinks!

Well, hope you found this SEO tip simple. With a few hours of work, you are own your way to top SEO rankings for the desired keywords on Google, Yahoo and Bing.

That’s free targeted traffic for you… Enjoy!

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Am I Selfish?

June 3rd, 2010 | Author: detesia

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Whether we want to admit it or not; “most of us are self-centered more or less to some degree.” We see ourselves as the center of our own universe. However the problem is; “we are not the sun and we surely are not God.” Those of us who have received this revelation have realized that only Jesus is the answer to life. Our focus then was on Jesus instead of ourselves, and thus we accepted Him as our Lord and Savior.

The thing is when we became Christians we ignorantly brought our self-centered mind-set with us, and thus we continued to live self-centered lives instead of Christ-centered lives. We saw sufficiency within ourselves, and we (for the most part) were our own focus instead of Jesus. We were like little children who need to grow up. In fact the bible calls the new believer carnal Christians. These new believers are controlled by their own selfish desires because they are babes in Christ.

Babies see everything from their point of view, and everything must revolve around them for them to be happy. When it doesn’t, they throw a tantrum to show their displeasure. There is nothing wrong with a baby being a baby, nonetheless babies should grow. As new Christians (babes in Christ) should allow God to work in their lives so that they can grow, and thus resulting in more of Jesus’ life being revealed in them and through them.

However there are Christians who have not allowed the Holy Spirit to work in them (although it may be in ignorance) as God desires, and consequently they have not grown spiritually as they should. They too are controlled by their selfish desires, and although they should have grown into mature believers they remain as babes. This in essence gives place for Satan to work in their lives. So they continue to live self-centered lives instead of Christ-centered lives just as new believers (babes in Christ), and they too are carnal Christians.

As long as we are the focal point of our lives instead of Jesus, either we will be the heroes or the victims in life. “We will want all the glory and push all the blame.” So to either extreme, we are focal point of life.

While looking to ourselves we often judge circumstances and others according to our estimation. However if we have logs in our own eyes, it is very difficult to see anything much less the splinters that are in our brothers and sisters eyes. This condition of near-sightedness only allows us to see distorted images of things, which includes ourselves. Until the Holy Spirit reveals to us that Jesus alone is the center of our being, we will continue to live self-centered lives.

This is the reason for many of the problems in Christian homes as well as our churches. For instance, we are often offended as well as offend others when our focus is on ourselves rather than Jesus, and so we fall prey to Satan. How is it that Satan can cause born-again believers in Christ to be distracted from Jesus?

There is no way that Satan can force our attention away from Jesus. Jesus is Lord, and He keeps us. However James said concerning temptation; “And remember, when you are being tempted, do not say, “God is tempting me.” God is never tempted to do wrong, and he never tempts anyone else. Temptation comes from our own desires, which entice us and drag us away. These desires give birth to sinful actions. And when sin is allowed to grow, it gives birth to death. So don’t be misled, my dear brothers and sisters. Whatever is good and perfect comes down to us from God our Father..” (James 1:13-17A NLT).

Notice that temptations come to us from Satan to draw us out. However the effectiveness of the enticement does not depend upon the adversary, but rather on us yielding to our desire of the lure. So we need to be aware that all temptations may not appear to be sinful or evil.

Let us look at an example in the life of Jesus. After He had fasted for forty days and nights Jesus was very hungry, “And the devil said to Him, “If You are the Son of God, command this stone to become bread” (Luke 4:3). Jesus was famished and needed food. However to receive advice from the devil on how to get it is not God’s way. God is our infinite supply and not the devil, and thus; “Jesus answered him, saying, “It is written, ‘Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God” (Luke 4:4).

So it does not matter how good something may appear to be, or how dire the need remember the words of James, “…don’t be misled, my dear brothers and sisters. Whatever is good and perfect comes down to us from God our Father…” Nothing good comes from the devil! Hence we always look to God who supplies all of our needs according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus (see Philippians 4:19).

When we are distracted we ignorantly perceive that something else can harm (even though Jesus is there) or help us (independently of Jesus). So we abandon our faith in Christ as being all we need in that moment because we have more faith or fear in something other than Jesus. During this time we see ourselves separate from Him, and thus we have no confidence in Jesus to be what life’s moment requires.

The apostle Paul said in Philippians 3:10; “that I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death,..” The meaning of “know” that Paul spoke about here is not a casual knowing, or taking in facts. To know here means to know by or in experience. We have been united with Jesus by the Holy Spirit, and therefore Christ is in us, and we are in Him. Through this union the Holy Spirit reveals Christ to us, and thus we know Him.

Hence we realize that Jesus is all we need in every moment in life. Thus our lives are a continual look to Him for life and all things that make up our lives.

“Looking away [from all that will distract] to Jesus, Who is the Leader and the Source of our faith [giving the first incentive for our belief] and is also its Finisher [bringing it to maturity and perfection” (Hebrews12:2A AMP).

By Theo Stringer

Theory Stringer is the Pastor of the Community House of Prayer, and president and founder of Cherubim Communications. He is the author of 4 books that are designed to help ordinary people experience the abundant life. Find out more about how you can get your Christian manuscript published, as well as read the many articles available at: http://cherubimcommunications.org

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Fun Things To Do To Pass Time Online

May 26th, 2010 | Author: detesia

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Rarely does someone log on to the Internet without a specific site destination or objective in mind. However, if it ever does happen, there are many dot coms dedicated to the purpose of introducing stifled surfers to interesting and entertaining online rooms.

For example, bored.com is definitely a something special to e-mail friends about. From creating your own rock band, then listening to it play music, to playing the childhood game “Rock, Paper, Scissors” online, this website is nothing short of a fun time. View a photo and guess the person’s age, make the president dance, pop bubble wrap online or whatever tickles your fancy.

Like filling out surveys? Pick your favorite subject keyword (such as vampires, Harry Potter, romance) on quizilla.com and find out just how much of an expert you really are. Spend hours answering questions to become a know-all or simply journey into the realms of self-discovery.

Puzzled? Visit jigzone.com to perform online jigsaw puzzles, from assembling a guy with a straw hat to a more complicated Westminster Abby. And, for a different breed of puzzle lovers, word searches and crosswords can be found on puzzlexpress.com.

Pick your Poison

While the Internet is convenient for paying bills, checking money accounts and tracking weather conditions, it’s okay to let down your hair and have a little fun once and a while.

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A Love Story

May 25th, 2010 | Author: detesia

A Love Story : Preface.

The author of these pages considered that a lengthened explanation might be necessary to account for the present work.

He had therefore, at some length, detailed the motives that influenced him in its composition. He had shown that as a solitary companionless bushman, it had been a pleasure to him in his lone evenings

“To create, and in creating live A being more intense.”

He had expatiated on the love he bears his adopted country, and had stated that he was greatly influenced by the hope that although

“Sparta hath many a worthier son than he,”

this work might be the humble cornerstone to some enduring and highly ornamented structure.

The author however fortunately remembered, that readers have but little sympathy with the motives of authors; but expect that their works should amuse or instruct them. He will therefore content himself, with giving a quotation from one of those old authors, whose “well of English undefined” shames our modern writers.

He intreats that the indulgence prayed for by the learned Cowell may be accorded to his humble efforts.

“My true end is the advancement of knowledge, and therefore have I published this poor work, not only to impart the good thereof, to those young ones that want it, but also to draw from the learned, the supply of my defects.

“Whosoever will charge these travails with many oversights, he shall need no solemn pains to prove them.

“And upon the view taken of this book sithence the impression, I dare assure them, that shall observe most faults therein, that I, by gleaning after him, will gather as many omitted by him, as he shall shew committed by me.

“What a man saith well is not, however, to be rejected, because he hath some errors; reprehend who will, in God’s name, that is, with sweetness, and without reproach.

“So shall he reap hearty thanks at my hands, and thus more soundly help in a few months, than I by tossing and tumbling my books at home, could possibly have done in some years.”
A Love Story

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