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What is Niche Marketing? - - Liz Canham
Niche marketing is just what it sounds like - selling products or services to a niche market or a special area of demand. Basically, you wouldn't target the whole world as your market, just those people who have a particular interest in your products or services. Even a big business can use... Submitted 17 days 11 hours ago.

My Love Affair With My Laptop And Bill Gates - Jennifer Stewart
Well, the Bill Gates bit is pushing it, I’ll admit, no offense Bill, you just don’t look like my kind of guy. But I love my laptop and I’ve finally given in to the seduction of Windows. It’s just so clever. I’ll never be able to get my head around how it works, but... Submitted 32 days 8 hours ago.

ePublishing, Doing It My Way And Having Fun And Loving My Freedom - Jennifer Stewart
One of the most exciting things about epublishing for me has been the idea that I can be my own boss and don’t have to be dictated to by big publishers. Nor do I have to have my book on hold for six months while they get round to reading and assessing it. The idea of it was enticing, and... Submitted 63 days 17 hours ago.

My first E-Published Book - Fun, Exciting - And Daunting! - Jennifer Stewart
D-day approaches, the moment when I press the “publish” button and launch my book out into the world. It’s one thing writing something; that’s challenging enough, but you only have to deal with minor things like writer’s block, and an inordinately powerful inner... Submitted 102 days 14 hours ago.

Heads or Tails: To Blog or To SearchWarp, That’s the Question - Jennifer Stewart
I’ve been writing a blog on wordpress.com for about two years now. I’ve written about 500 posts in that time, and my blog has been my diary in a way – especially when I first started it. Oh, I remember that day, it was such a triumph! I’d heard about this thing called... Submitted 135 days 5 hours ago.

Google Broken: Google Search is now Bug Ridden and Less Relevant than before Search Algorithm Change - Gregory Lewis
GOOGLEVERSE - Always in a state of experimentation. If you had a child growing up during the early 1990s, then you probably saw the Disney animation Beauty and the Beast, and recognize Belle’s father as an irrepressible inventor. That’s how I see myself, always inventing, always... Submitted 345 days 14 hours ago.

Tweet Unites Homeless Man & Daughter: Project Underheard & Twitter Give Homeless New Yorkers a Voice - Jennifer Stewart
One of the most amazing things about this age we live in is how easily and quickly people can connect. Move over Google and Facebook. It’s Twitter that’s really engaging people and uniting them. Everybody knows now about how it’s revolutionizing the Middle East, but that’s... Submitted 347 days 9 hours ago.

Searchwarp’s Readers’ Club – Quality Connection with Real People, & Fantastic Exposure for Articles - Jennifer Stewart
I'll confess, I'm thick as a brick when it comes to new things. Somebody can explain to me how they work and I still don't get it, not really. Way down the line that old aha moment thing happens. This routine naturally played out when I came to SearchWarp. For quite a while I didn't realize what... Submitted 1 year 165 days ago.

Carolina Shout: A New Media Riff - - Walter Rhett
The neat thing about my laptop is the whimsy it brings to my eyes. Daily, as I scroll through the posts on twitter from my 100 followed sources, a parade of gaffes and snapshots touch my soul. Resonating with the silent feeling of old time stride (piano), their off beats colors the day's... Submitted 1 year 270 days ago.

Scam-Proof Online Shopping is Easier Than You Think - - Mogama
Starting my online life in 1991, it took a while before I actually bought something online. I think the first thing I paid for online was a domain name to build my first website. Ebay became my gateway to Online shopping, and I would bid on eBay auctions just for the thrill of bidding. Then one... Submitted 2 years 54 days ago.

Monk-e-mail – An Entertaining E-mail Alternative to Guarantee Your Messages Will Be Read - Danny Davids
For better or worse, e-mail has become a mainstay in most everyone’s life. Like the automobile and the telephone, people are finding out that e-mail is no longer considered a luxury, but a necessity. We use it to dash off a short note to a family member or friend, or send detailed instructions... Submitted 5 years 220 days ago.

Urban Legends, or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Can The Spam - Danny Davids
You get them every day from people you’ve never met and don’t know.   Offers for free iPods, cheap Rolexes, pharmaceuticals of all kinds.   You know the claims aren’t valid and there’s a cloud behind that silver lining.   So you grit your teeth and turn on your spam filter and watch the unwanted... Submitted 5 years 362 days ago.

Outlook 2000 Tips – One-Step Email Deletes - Danny Davids
You’ve read that email message and you’re through with it.   So, you hit the “Delete” key and it’s gone.   Or is it? In Outlook, deleting an email is a two-step process.   Hitting that “Delete” key when you’re done with a message sends it to a folder called “Deleted Items”.   You might think... Submitted 6 years 207 days ago.

Microsoft Outlook 2000 Tips – How to Use Folders - Danny Davids
If you’re like most people, all of your email comes into your computer and stays in one place – your Inbox. There you get to read through the messages, deciding what’s worthwhile and what’s worthless. Then you delete the unwanted messages. And that’s it. Your Inbox gets more and more full, and it... Submitted 6 years 222 days ago.

Microsoft Outlook 2000 Tips – What’s BCC? - Danny Davids
For people who are familiar with business correspondence, the term “cc:” is an old friend. A “carbon copy” or “complimentary copy” of a document was sent to someone in addition to the original recipient, usually as a way of providing information about a given situation, or for proving that an... Submitted 6 years 222 days ago.

Are there still any All My Children soap opera lovers out there? - - The Old Gray Mare
I have been a long-time All My Children aficionado. It was a huge disappointment to me when this soap was cut from the ranks of the remaining soap operas. Good grief, I just about cut my teeth on this drama and have been through all the ups and downs of the families in Pine Valley since the... Submitted 86 days 23 hours ago.

Facebook Quotes About Friendship, Life & Dreams That You Could Post On Status Page - Fran Larson
I love quotes. Sometimes a quote about a certain subject can brighten the day of a friend or family member. I put together a few quotes that you may want to post on facebook or maybe just keep for yourself. Either way, I hope you enjoy these words of wisdom. "If you never leap you'll never... Submitted 166 days 9 hours ago.

2012 Presidential Elections: Rules for Blogging, Articles Commenting and Facebook –Twitter Posting - Chris Kanyane
A social virus that could sound our demise is gradually creeping in and needs to be reigned in as soon as possible. I write this article against those who are determined to make the internet a place of terror to others. In as much as the internet remains an easy way to disseminate information... Submitted 172 days 7 hours ago.

My Techi Man Is Good (I am Tech-Challenged) But Please Give Me Your Opinion On My Web Site - Fran Larson
Don’t misunderstand me. It is wonderful to be married to a techi-guy (I will refer to him as TG). It truly is. However, because he is so anxious to solve any tech problem, it leaves me technology-challenged. Well, I guess if he doesn’t mind that I am “technology-challenged... Submitted 182 days 10 hours ago.

What’s your favorite browser? Mozilla or Chrome or Internet Explorer or Safari or Opera? - Chiradeep
Those who love to browse on internet always search for something better for surfing/reading/uploading/downloading etc. All the names that I have mentioned in the title are the browsers which I have used personally. But I always return back to my favorite browser Opera. May be all the browsers... Submitted 200 days 6 hours ago.

How to link your Facebook Notes to your blog (SearchWarp, or any other blog) - Gregory Lewis
A few Warpologists have inquired about how to more effectively expand their readership by integrating SearchWarp with Facebook. An imaginary man spoke to me and said, "Greg, you really need to write a tutorial on how to do this. Your SearchWarp friends will praise you, and send you alms." "But... Submitted 204 days 5 hours ago.

SearchWarp, Google, and the Panda Fiasco Unraveled! - - Al Case
Back in January of February Google released something called ‘Panda,’ or something like that. I was only peripherally aware of the thing, just too busy to bother with it. Then I started reading horror stories from some of the article directories I was submitting to. This got my... Submitted 213 days 8 hours ago.

The Top 10 Do's & Don'ts of Business Email - Avis Ward
Is there a need for this list? Headlines from around the world answer that question with an emphatic, “Yes!” It’s difficult to believe, well-educated business men and women haven’t plugged-in to the fact that nothing’s private about email. As much as I adore Gmail... Submitted 237 days 9 hours ago.

Truth and The Age of Information - the Power of the Written Word in Cyberspace - Jennifer Stewart
Somebody once said to me that it’s pointless reading anything “factual”, because you don’t know if it’s true or not. It was a bit alarming coming from him, since he’s my cardiologist! But it got me thinking about the authority we give to the written word and... Submitted 314 days 8 hours ago.

Facebook v Google and Twitter – Battle for Web Traffic and Revenue Hots Up - Julian Price
Facebook, Google and Twitter are locked in a head to head battle for web traffic and advertising revenue. What does this mean for those that use the internet to drive traffic to their own web content? Google News, Twitter and Facebook appear to be the most effective way of breaking and rapidly... Submitted 341 days 10 hours ago.