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Loading ...Do you want a Macbook Pro? Twitter #moonfruit
by admin on Jul.02, 2009, under Internet
Moonfruit, a provider of Do-it-yourself website building tools, is celebrating its 10th birthday. And since they feel that YOU should be able to celebrate that with them, they are giving away one Macbook Pro each day, for ten days.
All you need to do is tweet a tweet with the hastag #moonfruit in it.
Good Luck!!!
More info: http://www.moonfruit.com/macbook-pro.html
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...iPhone OS 3.0 available NOW!
by admin on Jun.17, 2009, under Mac, iPhone
As of now, you can download the latest version of the iPhone software, OS 3.0
Here at iCan’t Internet, we’ve already tested the beta version, and showed our experiences a while ago. So to see what’s new in this version, check this article: http://www.icantinternet.org/2009/04/iphone-os-30/
To check the new software on Apple’s website, go here: http://www.apple.com/iphone/softwareupdate/
To update your iPhone (or iPod Touch) to OS 3.0, first make sure you are using iTunes 8 (http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/). Connect your iPhone to your computer, and select your iPhone in iTunes. Then push the button “Check for update” in the summary pane. iTunes will start downloading the new software, and you iPhone will be upgraded to iPhone OS 3.0!
Good luck, and enjoy!
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...6 steps to more links and traffic
by admin on Jun.14, 2009, under Beginners, Blogging, Internet Marketing, Webmaster
Do you want more visitors on your website? Do you need more incoming links? Gain some quality traffic? And be honest, who doesn’t, right? Here we have for you 6 easy steps to increase your incoming links, your number of visitors, 
and even your Google Rankings in the end:
Step 1: Make sure you have plenty, high quality (means interesting for your visitors), unique (written yourself, not copied) content on your blog
Step 2: Write a few articles about your topic, and post them on article directories such as ezinearticles.com and such. This will create links towards your blog
Step 3: Write articles that answer peoples questions about the topic on answers pages like answerbag, wiki answers or yahoo answers. Then answer their questions on those websites.
Step 4: Submit your website to directories such as dmoz.org and plenty of others
Step 5: Find other blogs about the same topic, and comment on their articles, make sure your comment adds something usefull, not just saying something like “great blog”. Put a link to your blog in your comment.
Step 6: submit your blog to sites like mybloglog.com and blogcatalog.com and get a good community of friends there.
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...5 Tips to Make Sure Your Sales Page Does Not Look Like a Scam
by admin on Jun.09, 2009, under Blogging, Internet Marketing, Webmaster
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This was a Guest Post by Mr. I. He blogs about Blogging Tips and Resources at Blogging With Success blog. If you liked this post, consider subscribing to Blogging With Success Newsletter.
Scams are common across internet and one of the biggest problem for any businessman. Scammers do not just steal money, they also steal the trust. Once they fool someone, the person becomes over-conscious about security and it becomes hard to sell anything to him. The first sign that can make visitor trust you is your sales page design and content. Here are 5 tips to make sure your sales page impresses the visitor and does not turn him off!
- Fluff: Most people fill their page with lot of fluff! They fill in everything they can and do not make clear what product will do. Do not do this. Get straight to the point from first word and stay laser focused.
- Long Pages: Long pages are good for nothing. First, no one has time to read such a long page even if product is exceptional. Second, getting straight to point is what you have to do. Look at Yaro Starak’s landing page, it is simple and short. And its very effective too. I am sure you will not have been much impressed by a long page for same product.
- Useless Testimonials: Testimonials do make people confident about product but adding too much of them is waste of space. Second mistake with testimonials is that they do not appear to be from real person. Best practice is to include 3-4 testimonials only with proper contact information of person.
- High Claims: I will never trust anyone claiming to make me millionaire if I buy a product worth $20 or even $10! It’s just common sense. Why would someone sell his million dollar formula so cheap? Make sure you claim something believable!
- No Proofs: OK, so someone is trying to sell me a shiny product about making money but has no solid proof that he has made money himself! I will never buy it! Remember, almost 80% of such products are of people who have no actual experience with money making! They want to make money by selling that product, nothing else! Remember, if you do not have proofs on your page, you might be turning off visitors. So, include proofs!
Over to Readers
Have any tip/suggestion to make sure the page does not look like a scam? Share in comments!
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Twitter? What is it about?
by admin on May.27, 2009, under Internet
Twitter is a microblog, or a status updating social networking site in which you make friends and follow people, or get followed by people. And when your network grows bigger you can have your voice heard by many people in your friends networks too…
One of the biggest differences between Twitter and the regular social networking sites is that you can follow someone (subscribe to their twits) without them having to approve it, or having to follow you back. This makes that networks can really grow incredibly large, and powerfull.
You blog or tweet with messages of no more than 140 characters. Things to be tweeted (= sending out a twit or tweet (message) on twitter) can be
what you are thinking or doing right now
a new post on your blog that you wrote
a great oneliner or quote from someone
a picture that you took
a ReTweet (RT) from someone else, think of it as a forward in email
promote your website or business
Most asked Twitter questions:
1) Is it free to both or only one party?
2) to what extent do I need a computer?
3) How are the tweets received?
4) Is it web based or does it require a download?
5) How does the Tweeter Tweet to the Tweeted?
The answers to these questions:
1. Free to both parties
2. You can tweet via txt’s on your mobile phone. You will need a computer to subscribe though.
3. Tweets can be received via the twitter website, a twitter client, or via txt on your mobile phone.
4. you can use the webbased version on twitter.com, or you can download a client, which often has a more functional interface. Tweetdeck being one of the better ones.
5. Tweeters tweet to the tweeted using the @name or via Direct Messages (DM)
Follow me on twitter via @icantinternet