The Amazing Power of Articles to Drive Traffic to Websites

Author : Jim Green

Most experienced marketers are in awe of the amazing power of
articles.

Distributed in a consistent and structured submission pattern,
they provide a force to drive insane amounts of traffic to any
website.

And yet some online enthusiasts shy away from article submission
in the mistaken belief that the process is tedious and time
consuming whereas nothing could be further from the truth.

Certainly there is something of a learning curve to be
negotiated in the matter of creative writing but with the amount
of assistance available online nowadays, that is not a problem
for anyone requiring tuition.

A sound practice for beginners is to examine how knowledgeable
writers tackle the procedure.

1. How they craft compelling headlines 2. How they relate the
story seamlessly from the start to the finish 3. How they
interlace the text with core keywords 4. How they break up
forbidding blocks of copy with bullet points and numbers 5. How
they use short chunky paragraphs for ease of reading 6. How they
couch the all-important resource box

Studying the output of experienced practitioners opens the
gateway to the prime source of creative writing in its
application to article composition.

Twenty six funny looking little characters that come together to
provide 1984 pages of The Chambers Dictionary with 300,000 word
definitions and 215,000 references; they are the fodder for
countless millions of letters, books, poems, plays, and articles
down the ages and in perpetuity.

They are the colors in the virtual paint box that can be mixed
and matched to produce hundreds of thousands of words to
communicate and illuminate thousands of online articles.

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

No one can steal a march on beginners when they use these
characters creatively and wisely; no one can cheat by adding to
or subtracting from the list. And no one can staunch their
creativity when beginners capitalize on the amazing power of
words to compose articles.

There is no gain without some pain but here is what is in store
for beginners who take the trouble to master article composition
and distribution:

- Articles establish writers as experts in their particular
areas of skill

- Articles help increase sales

- Articles generate floods of website traffic

- Articles increase Google Page Rank

- Articles to boost Alexa ratings

Of equal significance to the aspiring article writer is the
choice of submission software; choose the right one and success
in attracting traffic is all but guaranteed; chose the wrong one
and the result could labelling as an amateur - or worse still, a
spammer.

Jim Green is an online enthusiast and bestselling author with an
ever-growing string of niche non-fiction hard copy titles to his
credit. He has thousands of articles circulating in cyberspace.
http://articlesubmitter.howtoproducts-xl.com

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GPS Systems

Author : Jason Gluckman
A GPS or Global Positioning System is a collection of two dozen satellites, which revolve around the earth. It is used to determine the location of a reciever on earth.This is done by sending radio signals to the electronic GPS recievers from the satellites. Every satellite has a reciever on earth. These signals contain data on the location of the satellites and the time taken for signal transmission. The satellites are placed twelve thousand miles above the surface of earth and complete 2 orbits every day. The functions of the satellites are periodically checked on and new ones are sent to replace the old ones.With the improvement in technology, accuracy has increased. GPS systems have become more affordable as compared to earlier times. Accuracy differs depending on various factors. Sometimes it can even be as good as a few meters. The GPS systems can be used in a large number of areas. Further, decreases in costs have increased the number of users. Fishermen and hikers can use portable GPS to navigate in the wild. Cars are being equipped with GPS systems, which give drivers better navigation abilities and better protection against theft. It is used by the military to guide cruise missiles to pre-specified targets. Personal hand held devices like wrist watches are equipped with GPS to help in tracking people out and getting their exact location.The system was developed by the Department of Defense of the US. It was initially named NAVSTAR GPS. Of the twenty-four satellites, the first one was launched in 1974 and the last in 1994. The Department of Defense switched off selective availability (SA) on 2 May 2000. The selective availability had been a cause for less accurate readings. The department reserves the right to turn it back on when they see the need to do so. The GPS systems are now about 10 times more accurate than they were when selective availability had been active.GPS provides detailed information on GPS, GPS Tracking, Handheld GPS, GPS Systems and more. GPS is affiliated with Free Cell Phone Number Search.
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SPAM

Author : Chuck Stephens
What is Spam? Well the general consensus is that "spam" is any unwanted email you receive. Companies get your email address through various methods and then send you an email advertising their product or service. When you look at the principle, what better form of advertising could there be. There is virtually no cost to you except maybe to purchase the list and then to generate the email. You just setup a group of email addresses and chose to send your email to everyone in that group and presto off it goes.This is probably the cheapest form of advertising you can have. Many companies use it, and they should as a part of their total advertising budget. What has happened is that because it is so cheap every Tom, Dick and Harry use it. Much of the material you receive is unwanted and many times it is objectionable material to the receiver.A question arises. We have the Constitutional right to advertise our business or service. I think that is called "Freedom of Speech". My problem is that much of this material I receive I did not ask for or for that matter do not want. The come back is, so what, just delete it, you don't have to read it. That may be true, but what if one of my children sees it first. Here in lies the problem.This article will not solve this issue. The only choice you have at the present time is to use some sort of "Spam" blocker. Most of this software must be purchased by the consumer. I did not want it from the beginning, why do I have to buy something to stop something I didn't want in the first place. A discussion for some other time.If you use Microsoft's Outlook 2003 there is a spam filter built into the package. That makes it some what easier. There or other spam filters available on the market. You should look into them.Now the problem I have with spam blocking software is that I must configure it to filter out certain email types, categories and words. I happen to use Outlook 2003. The filter is nice, but I have found that there have been instances that email I wanted was put into the filtered email category. So I have too view each email separately even the ones put into the Spam category to make sure that I don't miss any email. Using filters require you to periodically reconfigure the filters. Now I ask you, the time I spend first going through the spam filtered email and the configuration time, I have found that if I turn off the filters and just go through each and every email and delete the ones I don't want takes far less time.All of my email is opened by me only so any objectionable email I just delete. This may not be an option for everyone. So maybe the filters are better for you.This is a problem that I suppose will never go away. With the ability to advertise so cheaply there will always be someone that will attempt to circumvent the filters and send the email. No form of legislation will completely solve this problem.At the present time get out the check book and bite the bullet and buy some form of spam filtering software package. Look around there are many, many out there. Some are good and some are not so good. Ask your friends for recommendations, read a few magazine articles, what ever it takes. The employees at some of the retail stores have some knowledge in this area ask them.This is one of several articles I have written in the Computer field. I have been in the computer industry for over 15 years. I love it and now I am branching out. Unwanted intrusions to computrs is an area of interest and concern to me. My name is Chuck Stephens and I can be reached at cstep@3rdm.net. No web site or anything to sell yet.
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