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Dallas based startup Wavii wants to provide news reading through a facelift making it look a lot more like your Facebook news wall.Wavii uses natural language processing to examine articles, tweets, videos, along with other content, then presents all of them for you in ways that highlights the details and also the news occasions.Then it possesses a summary so that you can decide if you wish to click through and browse the initial sources.This solves the duplication problem. Normally today, just one

When it comes to building quality links back to your web sites, it’s important not only to get people linking to your main page, but also your internal links. The internal pages of your blog or web site is where you are going to get all of your longtail keywords ranked, and traffic from the search engines. At the same time you also want to focus on link building for your main page, so what is the best solution? Over the past couple of weeks I have been playing around with a content link building

This guest post is by Dominick DalSanto of Baghouse. Imagine you are called into your boss’s office and presented with the following assignment: head a new marketing initiative for your entire company. You are to do so using a medium and associated technologies that you have absolutely no experience with, and the plan you are going to follow is one that a great many other companies have tried/are trying to do, only to see failure. You are to do all of this without any training or instruction of any kind.

Any great piece of content has to begin with a great idea. You can be an amazingly talented writer – but without a strong idea, your post isn’t going to resonate with people. So, where do you get your ideas? If you’re like most bloggers, you probably sit down in front of a new document and stare blankly at the screen, wondering what to write about. If you’re lucky, a great idea pops up – but often, you’ll end up writing nothing at all, or you’ll come up with a topic that doesn’t really work.

Traffic is the currency of the web. Not just any traffic, but high quality traffic. If you’ve been reading any marketing blog for anything more than a week now you would have come across an article or two giving you tips on how to drive traffic to your blog. Many of these articles talk about various common means to generate traffic, and some of them can be as long or short as possible. There are even articles that list as much as 101 ways to generate traffic. The problem with many of these articles

This guest post is by Pawel Reszka of Affhelper.com. For the time-strapped blogger who’s constantly struggling to write fresh, unique content, PLR can seem like a godsend.  Pre-written copy that you can claim as your own?  Sign me up—right?! Of course, as most of us know, it isn’t that simple.  Although PLR can be a useful tool in developing content for your blog, it isn’t a “copy and paste” solution (at least, it isn’t if you don’t want the Big G to come down hard on you and your search rankings!).  To

The Google Doodle is - arguably - one of the biggest PR coups in the world. Not only does it include a prime placement on the single most popular landing page on Earth, but it also can drive a ton of traffic to sites that rank highly on the search term Google ties to it. Just how much traffic? How about 2M page views or more if your web page is the top result. Let's take a closer look at the data. Most Google Doodles are tied to holidays, historical events or iconic figures from history. Some are regional

Have you been looking for a way to make money using PLR content? Have you tried using many PLR products but it seems as if they are all a bunch of trash? Have you spent you hard earned money on some supposed-to-be PLR content only to discover that you are totally restricted from using it the way you thought a PLR product should be used? Never mind, you are about to learn how you can make maximum use of your PLR content and make money from it. In case you are wondering, PLR means Private Label Rights. By

This post is by The Blog Tyrant. My blog is only 22 posts old but I already get close to 100 comments on most of the articles I write. I recently wrote about how to increase conversions and got over 250 comments in about six hours. It’s a surprising amount. photo credit: aqsahu