If you get what I would classify as 'fake' fans liking you page, is this bad for down the track when you want to use paid advertising/paid highlighted status updates?
I think to successfully use FB you need to use FB's paid services, much like PPC complements SEO, but... does the fact that you...
If you have no commitments to where you are right now you should just travel. I'm sitting here link building in a cafe with free wi-fi, buying lattes for a dollar in Myanmar. Every time I go outside from where I'm working (a cafe or hotel) it's a whole new adventure. I just stay in a place for...
I use a Mac. If you can be bothered, you can just use some kind of Windows emulation every time you need to install software that's designed for Windows.
Is anyone here capable of taking on a project where you get $100 per successful sign up when the customer is directed from your site?
It is a cloud computing product and more of a B2B sell.
PM me if you can help me at all?
I do look at the source myself. I'm just not sure which part I'm supposed to be looking at because I thought that metatags or style sheets or whatever (I know nothing of html) could define the attributes of the whole page.
OK, so I'm going through forums related to a certain niche, and sometimes when I find one that does not have rel=nofollow in the hyperlink. I wtill have it somewhere else on the page, such as inside an <id> tag?
Any pointers on how to make sure links are followed?
I need to successfully gain affiliates for promoting a cloud computing service. It is paid on a CPA basis. I've already tried e-mailing and phoning hundreds of websites. It's quite a generous offer. Any ideas aside from directly contacting websites?
I wonder what other Japanese products can be brought into the Thai market and can turn people into millionaires. It seems to be a surefire way to success, another huge brand that sells in 7-11 is the "Oishi" green tea in the refrigerators. The guy who made this stuff has written a book, but I...
There's no way you can guarantee for certainty that they will be #1 for the life of their business.
Find out who their competitor is using and what the actual stipulation of the "lifetime" deal was.
I'm sure it's not as iron-clad as "you must keep us #1 forever".
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