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3 Reasons to start your own forum today

What possible reason could there be to starting an online forum today?

Several really…

Provide a place online for family to communicate.
A place where researchers could collaborate on a project.

While those are two great ideas, they are both some what boring and as business models they would be short lived.

Here is why you want to start your very own online forum!

1)Drive targeted traffic to any website you choose.
2)Great for gathering the necessary researchers

so that

3)You can sell the needed solution to hungry targeted buyers.

Here is a great video series, “How To Build Your Own Forum From Scratch” that will have you building profitable forum communities in any niche you choose.

http://www.startyourownforums.com

It’s a step by step watch and do video series that takes you by
the hand revealing all the tricks to being up and running fast.

Plus how to pick the right niche the first time. Choose the best software and market your forum are all revealed in this video series.

http://www.startyourownforums.com

All the best,

Angel Anderson

PS – Highly recommended videos you can be viewing Today!

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I have seen a few site selling peel ads, and even some for free.
We decided to make public all our ads including photoshop source files.

You will find high quality ads at a very low price

go and visit http://www.peeladz.com

the goal is to have no less than one new ad each week

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Imagine the Web in 20 Years?

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The late Eighties! Mike and the Mechanics were at the top of the charts, George Bush, Senior had just become President of the US, and a CERN contractor by the name of Tim Berners-Lee was busy writing a little paper entitled Information Management: A Proposal. In it he described a way to simplify the sharing of information among people in different locations. He gave it to his manager, Mike Sendall, who thought it was “vague, but exciting.”

Over the following year, Tim and his colleague, Robert Cailliau, refined the idea and updated the proposal. It described a concept called a “WorldWideWeb” — a simple interface for browsing large quantities of information, using hypertext to link documents. Within just a few years it had grown well beyond CERN and the academic realm, and public use of the Internet exploded thanks to this new, more intuitive interface.

It’s amazing to think about how much the Web’s developed since then. We’ve seen:

It’s hard to imagine now what life would be like without the Web. Even more obscure to me is this: what would we all be doing if there were no Web, and thus no Web developers, managers, sysadmins, writers, or designers? Twenty years ago I was 12 years old and daydreamed about inventing things. None of my friends and family — including me — would have predicted that my career would be what it is right now.

What’s next for the Web? In twenty years’ time I’ll be pushing fifty and I’m without a clue as to what could be happening by then. In the shorter term, though, I think we’ll see lots of fun stuff develop. Here are three growing trends that I’m excited to watch over the next few years.

Even more web-based applications: Web-based apps have been around for awhile, so this is a no-brainer, but I think it’ll go gangbusters once popular apps reach the mainstream. Thinking about great web apps like 280 Slides, the Aviary graphics apps, Google Apps, and Photoshop Express, I think it’s fair to say that we’re well on the way to a world where everyone — not just us geeks — find it easy to manipulate and store files online. As these applications become simpler and more enjoyable to use, the more likely Joe Sixpack is to adopt it. Best of all, the ability to create brilliant, useful, and unique apps is increasingly available to web developers like you and me.

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How Much Money Should Small Businesses Spend on Marketing?

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Do you have a marketing budget set aside to promote your small business each year? Marketing experts typically recommend that you reserve as much as 10% of your small business’ gross sales for marketing. That includes advertising, promotions, direct mail, giveaways like magnets and such, promotional signage, and so on. The question is whether or not 10% is realistic for your small business or not.

There are several factors to consider when determining your annual marketing budget:

First, the amount of money you spend on marketing should be directly related to the growth stage of your business. Is your business still in its infancy, or is your business mature and well-known? The stage of your business certainly impacts how much money you need to spend to promote it. What industry does your business operate in? Different industries require varying marketing investments to remain competitive. On that note, what are your competitors doing? It’s important to maintain a level playing field at the very least.

Second, you need to plan what new products, services or enhancements you’ll introduce to your small business in the upcoming year. Naturally, if you’re launching a new product, you’ll need to invest enough in the marketing of that product to raise awareness and recognition of it.

Third, you need to determine what business goals you have set. If you want to grow your business by a certain amount within the next year, you need to invest enough money in promotional efforts to help you get there.

Bottom-line, you should invest 5%-10% of your gross sales into your marketing budget. Make a plan before the new year starts and stick to it. Set aside a bit of your budget for opportunities that might arise throughout the year. Most importantly, use your marketing budget. It might sound like a great idea to hold onto that money if your business is doing well, but to grow, you need to reinvest in marketing your business.

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DataViking Offers Free Web Site Builder to Hosting Customers

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DataViking, an industry-leading provider of end-to-end web hosting services, today announced that the web site building software tool RVSiteBuilder Pro will be available with all shared and reseller hosting packages.

RVSiteBuilder Pro is a hosted web site building software application that features an intuitive WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) user interface and a large library of ready-made templates that allow users to create a professional looking web site in literally minutes. A wide selection of themes allow users to create a web site for almost any purpose, whether it be a blog, photo gallery or a web presence for a small business.

RVSiteBuilder Pro enables users to build much more than plain vanilla web sites. Several new features can be conveniently integrated into a web site through a point and click interface, including photos albums, hit counters, guest books, blogs and FAQ guides. There is also a supply of free media such as commonly used banners, buttons and icons, along with a library of images.

“DataViking is always looking for a way to add value to our hosting offerings,” stated Angel Anderson, CEO of DataViking. “RVSiteBuilder Pro is an easy-to-use software application that anybody without technical experience can use to build an attractive, professional looking web site. This is the essence of value and we are providing it free to our shared and reseller hosting customers. It is further proof that DataViking is committed to enabling customers to realize their full potential on the Internet.”

RVSiteBuilder Pro recently released an updated version of its software (version 3.0), adding an updated navigation system, a new blogging application, database capabilities and improvements to the Ajax-enabled user interface. A total of 16 new templates have been added to the library in this newest release. RVSiteBuilder Pro has a library of 646 templates.

For more advanced users, there is an online Flash editor and users can also download templates, customize them and then re-upload them for future use.

RVSiteBuilder Pro supports all major web browsers and operating systems.
It is available in multiple languages, allowing customers around the world to build a web site in the language they are most comfortable with. Languages supported include English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Brazilian-Portuguese, Finnish, Norwegian, Turkish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian and Slovak

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Show Your Love: Referral Competition!

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DataViking referral competition

We’re going to try something a bit different for this month’s contest! I want you to promote DataViking  hosting or design services in any way that you can. At the end of the month, we’ll reward the top 5 referrers with $200 each, via Paypal!

How Do I Enter?

Each register client or affiliate partner has his own referral account. When a new user visits DataViking via your unique url, you’ll earn 25% of his or her first deposit! BUT – to spice things up a bit more, we’re also going to give an extra $200 cash prize to the top five referrers between now and August 31, 2009.

To enter, you MUST have an active affiliate account with DataViking if do not have one now you can register here https://secure.dataviking.com/clients/register.php

How Can I Promote DataViking?

There are dozens of way to promote DataViking.

1. Make a posting on your blog.
2. Add a DataViking banner to the sidebar of your website.
3. Don’t be obnoxious, but inform your followers on Twitter, Myspace, Friendster, and Facebook!
4. Add a link to your your email signature.

Any I missed? If so, leave a comment for the rest of us. Remember – even if you don’t refer enough people to earn a space in the top five, you’ll still earn 25% of any new users’ deposits… year round!

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