Imagine what you can do if you work on local keywords to bring your products to focus in local search results.
Join.me is a great application. This Free Screen Sharing application allows computer users to share desktops across the internet. It is not bidirectional, however control can be passed back and forth so users can control the other users desktop. It can also be used for desktop viewing. Live webcasts, Presentations, Remote Support, check! Not only is the integration seamless and nearly transparent to the user, the best part is that it is platform agnostic. Windows, Mac, Linux? Yes as long as it can run flash and java your golden.
Join.me Review – Free Screen Sharing Application
Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 January 2012 03:44 Written by Mike Tuesday, 24 January 2012 01:58
Virus Protection Reviews – Top 5 Virus Protection for 2012
Last Updated on Friday, 20 January 2012 08:11 Written by Mike Friday, 20 January 2012 06:16
Here is my official Virus Protection Reviews for 2012. The following recommendation are based on industry leading reviews and my own personal experience with these products in the field. Personally I am not going to rank these in any kind of order. These are the best and they all shine for various reasons. Use you own judgement to determine which one is best suited for your needs and support requirements.
How to Get a Website for Free
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 02:54 Written by Mike Thursday, 19 January 2012 09:50
How to Get a Website for Free….Well if you have finally decided to take the plunge and get a website, here is a FREE way to do just that.
Sign up for a free account at WordPress.com . Yes you can do it totally free and have your website be something like http://mywebsite.wordpress.com. Or if you really want to splurge and have your own domain name like www.mydomainname.com then just spend the $8 or so a year at Godaddy to register that domain name. Then point it to WordPress.com. It is very simple and quite cost effective. It’s not exactly How to Get a Website for Free, but damn near the next best thing.
SEO Tampa
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 02:58 Written by Mike Thursday, 19 January 2012 04:11
When it comes to site optimization and internet marketing, you can rest assured you have found one of the best Tampa SEO consultants around. We serve clients nationally but our core SEO focus is centered around Tampa, Florida. Our main areas of interest is in optimizing websites so that they appear at the top of search engine results. Our process known as SEO or Search Engine Optimization involves solid keyword research, analysis of competition and trends in google results for your chosen keywords.
We can also provide link building, local search optimization PPC Services, social media assistance to help increase traffic to your website and or store. We also offer top-tier web-design and content management services to help you take your business to the next level. If you are ready to take the next step, contact the leader in Tampa SEO today.
Quibids.com Review – Another Scam
Last Updated on Tuesday, 17 January 2012 02:05 Written by Mike Tuesday, 17 January 2012 02:05
QuiBids.com Review – As Seen on TV. Quibids is the largest penny auction website currently operating in the United States. Penny auctions have been around for awhile, but have only recently gotten lots of attention from people outside of the penny auction community.
The way penny auctions work is that you are only able to bid a single penny at any time during the auction. However, at QuiBids.com, you must purchase each 1 cent bid for 60 cents. So an iPad that retails for $499 but was won for the grand total of 2,254 one cent bids (or $22.54) which actually cost 60 cents each means that the iPad just sold for $1352.40.
Though the person who wins the item usually has paid less than retail for what they have received, citing $22.54 as the winning bid is extremely misleading.
So is QuiBids a Scam?
All penny auctions, regardless of reputation, are a bad idea and should be avoided.
First of all, QuiBids.com and other penny auction sites require people to pay for the option to bid, but don’t allow them to bid in increments of their choosing. This means that QuiBids is forcing the price up and profiting all the while.
QuiBids attempts to redeem themselves by offering you the “By It Now” option, which is when you can take the total amount of your failed bids and apply that toward the retail price of the item you were bidding on. Say you bid $80 total on an iPod Nano that cost $150. For the remaining $70, Quibids will sell you a Nano. Well, $70 plus tax, fees, and shipping and handling.
This means that if you get the item from them, the manufacturer warranty is void – if it breaks within the first 60 days, you will not be able to get it repaired or exchanged. If you have a problem within the first 30 days, QuiBids will refund the final auction price you paid, but not a single dime of the bids it took to win the auction.
It’s much better to stick to legitimate auction sites like eBay, instead of wasting your money trying to beat a computer program or bot.
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