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Contest Entry fo SBI
- From: lvahle1
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What I understand about Site Build It and How To Start an internet business
The letters C T P M unlock the secrets to Site Build It.
C stands for content. First one has to brain storm, gather the right data, analyze it with the tools from SBI and make the decision that evidence from the software is going to be most successful.
B V3 tools help brainstorm one’s initial seed word. (These tools are concept finders and sequentially filter some of the input to create a selling concept.) These tools involve hosting, domain name videos /instructor/ updating help forums. ) B V3 is a process oriented key word tool. Site Build It started with seventy modules and B V 3 adds ten modules. This portion of the tools are said to be great money makers.
T stands for Traffic. C-T is the most important part of the SBI program. Apparently Site Build It helps direct traffic to one’s site based on the integrity of one’s content and meaning real information from the builder and people who are really interested in the content. SBI tells one how to optimize the business through a component of its soft ware. One submits the site through a document called a site map xml file. SBI automatically gets one listed at site engines and turns free traffic into business. SBI reports on how each page ranks for one’s keyword at each engine. If certain pages are not rating well, SBI tells one in simple language what to do to rank it higher. It also tracks spider visits and checks page indexing. The soft ware produces traffic stats to help one see where one ranks and click analysis also. Apparently this part of the soft ware is easy to understand, with a useful functional format. SBI sites are compatible with Google and free Google analytics.
Click analysis is unique. Critical information is available and about visitors who click into and out of one’s site, offering vital insight into user behavior and how to increase visitor monetization. Basically one has to create content that is going to popular with many people and then direct traffic to one’s web site based on common interest. Directing traffic to the web site is preparation for monetization or pre-sell.
P is pre-sell. This is a period of time in which people come to one’s web site and develop trust and confidence. One gets targeted because people like you and your content. Pre-sold traffic is the population that will bring income or monetize one’s web site. What people are going to like is a professional reliable site. When one consistently updates their site and presents professional formatting for the content then trust building is enhanced. The content has to be original and not plagiarized web pages.
Monetization involves an exchange of services and goods for money. It can be easily done through Pay Pal or Click Bank.
Content 2.0 is the soft ware that resembles Face Book, Twitter, and My Space. It is interactive and yet the business owner filters the content. When people are excited by the content they naturally want to contribute and interact with what attracts them. According to people familiar with its use such interaction contributes several hundreds of pages to one’s web site. It is at this point that the business is running itself because people of one’s caliber are writing the content.
One does not need to use Ad Sense because the green part of the Google page is going to be where the ratings are and the advertisement of one’s seed words.
I believe that Site Build It helps one brain storm the seed word with a search engine of one’s own or teaches one how to do so with pre existing search engines. When one sees the number of clicks in the last half hour on a web site one knows how popular one’s idea is going to be. On the other hand if there are too high a number of clicks next to the seed word then one has picked a topic that is too general. So when one uses words that people click on frequently then one can determine how to select words that are going to demonstrate the content in one’s own unique manner.
I have not tried to do it yet. I also do not know what interests me other than to get out of my friggin depressive episodes and learn to cope with them and not shape my reality with beliefs that do not improve the quality of life.
One day I tried Google but then looked at the expense and returned the goods and cancelled. I would like to do a site for people who have given us so much and yet suffered from major depressive disorder. Van Gogh comes to mind but there are many modern novelists and ordinry people of less fame and misforturne that daily contribute to the quality of our lives that we enjoy and they remain strangers.
I would like to use the we are unified with a common cause to accentruate the positive at the same time provide clear links to mood disorders in my research. I also am a person who will find solutions that have worked for me and countless others to get well and to cope with the rough times. The first thing that comes to mind is a day of remission is a day that I can tell you that I write a list of everything I like to do as I am free to recall all of it and then suggest you do the same for those times when mood closes the access to our own resources for creating well-being and happiness.
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The Peasants Cottage
- From: vsg
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I had started a webpage to showcase the work we had done before both of us became disabled (rescue farm animals). That site is http://thepeasantscottage.com it also is to showcase my husband's many writings and it is a work in progress. But my skills at development are nil at best. I was a programmer analyst and the positions I held before my disability did not allow for web design or development. Plus I have not the funds to get the tools needed that this site requires. I so wanted to get this done as my husband is a critically ill cardiac patient and his time is limited. I fear my lack of resources and skills won't get this done. As well there is this same domain, plus a .org, but I have not used it because we have not sent in the paperwork for the non-profit. The hope was to solicit help with the animals we have left. I gave up that hope when I realized people in this community don't want to help us at all. When we were in such dire need before my case was settled, people would donate hay and feed - supposedly out of the goodness of their hearts. But I have found out from several sources that all that came with judgemental strings. We have let go of many animals, but the ones left were those no one stepped up to give homes to. People were quick to dump off those they did not want on us, but come time we needed help to find homes for some, there was no one to help. Worse, we now hear people say that 'if they didn't have animals, they might have something!' that was heartbreaking to both of us. they do not know what we have been through my husband's heart attack that nearly killed him and then my disability that cost me my career. it seems the only way to supplement our small limited income is by a website, but i have no idea where to begin and cannot afford these scam outfits that promise income and only take your money. we are so disheartened by what some in this community have said about us (I have worked since I was 12, played by the rules, and my husband has given the shirt off his back). But this hurt is so great, I am taking down this web site. It features our home, his writings and our animals. There was another I wanted to start: thyhealingheart.com (and .org), but so far it is just a domain name and nothing else. I am out of ideas. I certainly cannot have a site asking for donations. So I need something else to generate income and an income that is NOT dependent on the people around this area. We need help. I have the computer skills and equipment, but that is all. I have not checked out Site Build it, but I am sure with my experience I can soon put it to good use. But trying this website on our own has been So depressing and I am one of those left without insurance, so I deal with my illness as I can until Medicare kicks in next March. This is TMI, I know and I do not even know if this is what you wanted as a description. But here it is.
- 1 week ago
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Happy Place Farm sign by the k
- From: vsg
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I had started a webpage to showcase the work we had done before both of us became disabled (rescue farm animals). That site is http://thepeasantscottage.com it also is to showcase my husband's many writings and it is a work in progress. But my skills at development are nil at best. I was a programmer analyst and the positions I held before my disability did not allow for web design or development. Plus I have not the funds to get the tools needed that this site requires. I so wanted to get this done as my husband is a critically ill cardiac patient and his time is limited. I fear my lack of resources and skills won't get this done. As well there is this same domain, plus a .org, but I have not used it because we have not sent in the paperwork for the non-profit. The hope was to solicit help with the animals we have left. I gave up that hope when I realized people in this community don't want to help us at all. When we were in such dire need before my case was settled, people would donate hay and feed - supposedly out of the goodness of their hearts. But I have found out from several sources that all that came with judgemental strings. We have let go of many animals, but the ones left were those no one stepped up to give homes to. People were quick to dump off those they did not want on us, but come time we needed help to find homes for some, there was no one to help. Worse, we now hear people say that 'if they didn't have animals, they might have something!' that was heartbreaking to both of us. they do not know what we have been through my husband's heart attack that nearly killed him and then my disability that cost me my career. it seems the only way to supplement our small limited income is by a website, but i have no idea where to begin and cannot afford these scam outfits that promise income and only take your money. we are so disheartened by what some in this community have said about us (I have worked since I was 12, played by the rules, and my husband has given the shirt off his back). But this hurt is so great, I am taking down this web site. It features our home, his writings and our animals. There was another I wanted to start: thyhealingheart.com (and .org), but so far it is just a domain name and nothing else. I am out of ideas. I certainly cannot have a site asking for donations. So I need something else to generate income and an income that is NOT dependent on the people around this area. We need help. I have the computer skills and equipment, but that is all. I have not checked out Site Build it, but I am sure with my experience I can soon put it to good use. But trying this website on our own has been So depressing and I am one of those left without insurance, so I deal with my illness as I can until Medicare kicks in next March. This is TMI, I know and I do not even know if this is what you wanted as a description. But here it is.
- 1 week ago
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Thank you note to Phil
- From: vsg
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I had started a webpage to showcase the work we had done before both of us became disabled (rescue farm animals). That site is http://thepeasantscottage.com it also is to showcase my husband's many writings and it is a work in progress. But my skills at development are nil at best. I was a programmer analyst and the positions I held before my disability did not allow for web design or development. Plus I have not the funds to get the tools needed that this site requires. I so wanted to get this done as my husband is a critically ill cardiac patient and his time is limited. I fear my lack of resources and skills won't get this done. As well there is this same domain, plus a .org, but I have not used it because we have not sent in the paperwork for the non-profit. The hope was to solicit help with the animals we have left. I gave up that hope when I realized people in this community don't want to help us at all. When we were in such dire need before my case was settled, people would donate hay and feed - supposedly out of the goodness of their hearts. But I have found out from several sources that all that came with judgemental strings. We have let go of many animals, but the ones left were those no one stepped up to give homes to. People were quick to dump off those they did not want on us, but come time we needed help to find homes for some, there was no one to help. Worse, we now hear people say that 'if they didn't have animals, they might have something!' that was heartbreaking to both of us. they do not know what we have been through my husband's heart attack that nearly killed him and then my disability that cost me my career. it seems the only way to supplement our small limited income is by a website, but i have no idea where to begin and cannot afford these scam outfits that promise income and only take your money. we are so disheartened by what some in this community have said about us (I have worked since I was 12, played by the rules, and my husband has given the shirt off his back). But this hurt is so great, I am taking down this web site. It features our home, his writings and our animals. There was another I wanted to start: thyhealingheart.com (and .org), but so far it is just a domain name and nothing else. I am out of ideas. I certainly cannot have a site asking for donations. So I need something else to generate income and an income that is NOT dependent on the people around this area. We need help. I have the computer skills and equipment, but that is all. I have not checked out Site Build it, but I am sure with my experience I can soon put it to good use. But trying this website on our own has been So depressing and I am one of those left without insurance, so I deal with my illness as I can until Medicare kicks in next March. This is TMI, I know and I do not even know if this is what you wanted as a description. But here it is.
- 1 week ago
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d.j.inc.
- From: deejack
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Hello my name is Dora Jackson and I am new to this so please bear with me. To make a long story short I have a disability and unable to do what I enjoyed doing for fifteen years, I love working with the public, I love to talk to them and offer my assistance in any way I could. I was diagnosis in 2005 with copd and was told that I would die in ten years, recover from the shock I prayed a lot and I was determine not to let this get me down. I exercise everyday and walked every morning trying to get my life back to something normal, but in the mean time I have looked in every corner to try and find something to do with my computer that's going to supplement my income, everybody I talk to wanted money that I didn't have, so I knew in my heart where there is a will there is a way. I am living proof of that because I am still here, broke but living just the same. My parents always told nobody want's you when you are down and out (True statement) I must tell you from my heart I have never been this broke before I lost a lot my car, my relationship but that's okay all of this has restored my faith in god so here I go day and night surfing the net. I came upon disability digest not knowing what it was are how I got there mind you I learned the computer on my own by pushing buttons and if it workd okay if not don't do that again, but okay never the less here I am desperate to find something or someone to tell me how to go about making money because I am sinking fast I have no car, no money, and no job trying to stay a float and can't swim. So far days I listen to videos and read everything known to man, and then they tell me to do some research on a sight call sight build it . I spent half the night reading and listening to different stories, I am not really familiar with then but I know they can help me build a web sight that's going to help me reach millions of pople who need help.There are a lot of people out there with a disability that need help and don't know where to find it I want to be that mouth piece. I have waited so long for this opportunity it will allow work at home and help myslef and other's. There are a lot of scams you have to be really careful, I think I found them all where you send money and they send you a book are a cd, didn't have the money for that but I tried a few of them and it was to good to be true. I need money to take care of myself but my goal is to help other's in my situation. I would like to thank Brian for returning my email with and offer to help me help myself, I didn't get very much of that, I would like to thank Eddy for his web sight for some great information (HOW TO AVOID SCAMS). The lord left me here for a reason and I plan to do everything I can to help put a smile on someone's face. This is my story I will never give up until I have my own business. I don't want people to have to search the internet day and night . I want a web sight that allows people to find what they need and not have to listen to a long drawn out presentation before you find out that they can't help you. This has been a long road to walk for me and I am ever so greatful I wouldn't change a thing. This is what I am surpose to do . (I AM A PEOPLE PERSON)
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Addendum To My Contest Entry
- From: venomking420
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My view and thoughts about using SBI to help my family and I live more comfortable lives. In researching SBI Company, I found it to be the “BEST” tool to use. I came to the understanding that juast about anyone can use the tools with little or no computer skills. If you have the skills then that makes it even better. I found there are many web hosting companies that charge as little as $7.95 a month fee up to and over $99.99. Those companies may do a good job to fit most of your needs, but with SBI, a person can customize their own website to fit their exact needs. It doesn’t stop there. SBI offers all the tools to research ideas of what type of business you want (Content). Once you choose, use the tools to create your own web design. SBI makes it easy step by step process to do just that. Next, (Traffic) SBI makes it easy to traffic your site so you can enable the world to search and see your site through search engines. Search engines are what people use to find what they are looking for, Google, Bing, Ask, Yahoo, MSN, are just some of the most popular search engines. Now, (Pre-Sell) is how you develop customers trust in your product or service so that they want to buy from your web business you built yourself using SBI. Finally, (Monetize) Once you have built your own “Presold” traffic, you can blend in multiple streams of revenue. This is what SBI teaches, and guarantees success using the C.T.P.M Motor.
I know that using SBI will allow me to achieve my goals and make my life easier and better. With the help of Brian Therrien, Michelle Toole, The Disability Digest, I have obtained my desires and motivation to start my own successful online business. Thank You Brian, Michelle, and The Disability Digest.
My conclusion about SBI is that:
SBI
is the best all-in-one site-building-hosting-and-marketing system in the world! I highly recommend everyone to use SBI to make life easier and better for all………. - Blog post
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spongebob123
- From: spongebob123
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I know something for me that's kinda' funny. We can always call ourselves the "human barometers"
because with fibro the pain goes up when the barometic pressure goes up. I noticed it's not like old author in which when it's cold or rainy it gets worse. Mine is just as bad if not worse when it was about 100 degrees. I am brand new to the web site and really - 4 weeks ago
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Is Tweeting on Twitter a Trap?
- From: bluetribe
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Have you fallen into the social marketing trap? How much of your time should you spend in the social networking arenas (twitter, facebook, my space etc.) trying to market your web business? Can it pay off? Let’s take a look at Twitter……..
What Is Twitter?
Simply put, Twitter is a free social messaging utility for staying connected in real-time. Huh……. The best way to understand Twitter is to picture a bunch of people conversing around a water cooler, except in this case, you can only communicate in text and you have a limit of 140 characters!
According to Wikepedia:
“Twitter (twitter.com) is a free social networking and micro-blogging service that enables its users to send and read each others' updates, known as tweets. Tweets are text-based posts of up to 140 characters, displayed on the author's profile page and delivered to other users - known as followers - who have subscribed to them. Senders can restrict delivery to those in their circle of friends or, by default, allow open access.”
So how do you connect with other Tweeters? You can access other individual’s "conversations" or “tweets” through Twitter's search tool. You simply key in various terms of interest and then scroll through the results until you find a comment that grabs your attention. Next step? Introduce yourself and share your own thoughts. If you like where the conversation is going, add the person to your twitter feed by hitting their ‘follow’ button and when there's something new about that topic, you'll know. That's it in a nutshell...
So Can Twitter Help Build Your Web Business?
Yes and No……The key is to find time-effective ways to use Twitter for building your business. There are many strategies that can be used to build a following for your web site or blog, establish joint ventures and build your ‘brand of one’, but each needs to be weighed according to time invested and return. If you find yourself spending 5 mind numbing hours a day ‘tweeting’ you should ban yourself from Twitter and reconsider how your time could be better spent. Remember, we only have so many hours in a day. Prioritizing that time is critical. And it's easy to lose lots of time at Twitter, 140 characters at a time.
Here's a one-time strategy (perhaps repeated monthly) for Twitter that you may find effective... Search for someone interesting and influential in your field. If you find someone, open an account, make a couple of good tweets, and follow that person. Try to strike up a personal contact and take it from there. If you're good, it may yield something, especially if you don't shoot for the super-stars. Following major players in your niche and staying up-to-date can benefit in multiple ways from providing you with fresh content ideas to striking up unique joint ventures. But keep your mind open and your time tweeting to a limit.
Twitter Tips
1. Twitter Settings. Use these wisely...
- Choose username carefully, making it as close to your domain name as possible.
- Upload a profile pic of yourself, basically a nice head-and-shoulders photo.
- Upload a custom background image, one that is related to your site's theme.
2. Twitterfeed (twitterfeed.com) Use this to distribute your new pages to Twitter.
3. Other "Feed Services" Other services (ex. Ezinearticles ) enable you to update your submissions at Twitter.
It's All About Leveraging……. If you find that you are working or communicating only one-on-one, that's not leverage -- it's just fancy e-mail or messaging. But if you get folks involved in your site or if you can reach out to a large player (or YOUR equivalent) in your niche that tweets and strikes a deal, THAT's leverage.
Bottom Line?
Twittering, as with all social networking tools, is about leveraging your time as much as possible. Keep in mind all communication can be a waste of your time and energy, it’s about leveraging your time wisely whether you are communicating via twitter or having a face-to-face conversation with a prospect. The bottom line is, make each tweet count…… OK I have taken the plunge and joined Twitter. You can follow me here, Natureheals Twitter. Happy Tweeting!
You can check out my web sites Healthy Holstic Living.com and Home Remedies and Natural Cures.com. To get more great tips, like the ones above and to see how and what tools I used to create a successful on-line business go to http://sitesell-sbi.com
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- 4 months ago
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Top Do's and Don’ts when Build
- From: bluetribe
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The blog post below is a continuation in the series of articles on 'How I Started a Thriving Business While on Disability' and boy is my business ever THRIVING! Who ever said being a small business owner during a recession is bad is dead WRONG! The absolute best business to have during a recession is ‘Webprenuer’!
Top Do's and Don’ts when Building your Web Site
DO….
…build a web site with tons of content to please both the search engines and your readers!
…use short sentences. The Internet is a fast-paced world and your visitors want to get your information fast. So edit, edit, edit! And remember misspelled words and poor grammar are a quick way to send your readers packing!
…use a consistent look and feel on your web site. A site should be informative and easy to maneuver. And all of the pages should have a similar look and feel as well as the same navigation system throughout the entire site.
…keep your links current and accurate. How many times have you gone to a web site and clicked on a link that didn't work? Enough said.
…make sure visitors to your site can tell at a glance what your site is about. Most people will leave a site in the first two seconds if they don’t think your site offers them what they are looking for.
DON’T:
…fill your web site with useless links and irrelevant text as this diverts most of the traffic from the web site. Give them what they came for: INFORMATION.
…put a lot of slow-loading graphics on your page. No matter how fancy and snazzy those graphics are, people are not going to stick around and wait for them to load.
…have pages that are “Under construction”. If it is not complete, do not post the page. And what ever you do, don’t put one of those ‘under construction’ images on the page.
…try to mislead search engines. Trying to mislead search engines by repeating keywords will turn against you. Search engines recognize many of these attempts and will react on it by giving your site a lower ranking or by not placing it at all.
…use pop-ups, force people to download a new browser and/or a special plug-in to see your site, or put music on your site. Visitors find these really annoying. Needless to say the less you annoy a visitor, the more likely he or she is to stay.
“…participate in link exchange programs or link farms. Google will ban sites that participate in link exchange programs, and many of the other major engines have also expressed their dislike of artificially created link popularity.”
Want to learn more about "me"? Check out my Bio Page, visit my web site, Healthy Holistic Living or you can listen to my interview with Brian Therrien at The Disability Digest.
Want to learn more about the tools that I used to build a successful on-line business? You can go to Site Build It or you can check out this video
If you have questions about how to start your own on-line business you can contact me via my Bio Page or you my web site.
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- 7 months ago
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Blogs anyone?
- From: bluetribe
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Description:
The blog post below is a continuation in the series of articles on 'How I Started a Thriving Business While on Disability' and boy is my business ever THRIVING! Who ever said being a small business owner during a recession is bad is dead WRONG! The absolute best business to have during a recession is ‘Webprenuer’!
Blogs anyone?
“A blog (short for web log) is an online journal or diary of an individual’s opinions and latest news that is updated regularly, in reverse chronological order. Many blogs allow visitors to make comments, or “postings” in response to the blogger (the author), or ask questions.”
“This is a term coming from the combination of the terms web log – it is a web page that serves as publicly accessible journal for the author. It can be formal or informal, is usually updated daily and reflects the personality of the author.”
Content-based web site:
“A Theme-Based Content Site contains information based upon a main subject. Each page focuses upon a single topic that is related to that theme. The net sum of all the information on all your pages forms the Content of your site.”
OK, so a Blog is a form of web site but it is just in a different format. And a content-based web site is organized in a manner that relates to the overall theme of the web site. Simple enough, right? So which one is for you?
Well, it depends on your overall goals and whether or not you enjoy writing on a regular basis. You see, if you choose to build a Blog, beware that you need to update it on a regular basis, daily if possible. A Blog is a responsibility if you want your readers as well as the search engines to stick around.
But a real positive with a Blog is its simple format that takes little or no time to set up. On the other hand, a content-based web site is going to require that you put in your time up front building your site.
Another key point to consider is the traffic flow or readers that find your web site or Blog via the search engines.
Because Blogs are pretty much all content, Blog posts often get indexed quickly by Google resulting in a boost in traffic. The only problem is, because of the chronological order of the Blog, that traffic boost is short lived and you have to make one great post after another to maintain the traffic.
A regular website has pages that remain the same because it’s ordered topically by the Navigation bar. A website generally takes longer to get indexed, but once indexed, the page stays there for as long as it meets Google search engine requirements. Therefore, the traffic lasts longer.
Bottom Line............It’s a great idea to mix the best of Blogs and “content-based web sites” together. If you build a solid content-based web site with a Blog component, you will benefit from both the short-term traffic spurts while maintaining your long-term traffic. This way you are not necessarily tied to the idea of having to post daily to your Blog to maintain traffic!
Want to learn more about "me"? Check out my Bio Page, visit my web site, Healthy Holistic Living or you can listen to my interview with Brian Therrien at The Disability Digest.
Want to learn more about the tools that I used to build a successful on-line business? You can go to Site Build It or you can check out this video
If you have questions about how to start your own on-line business you can contact me via my Bio Page or you my web site.
Want to keep up with my disability digest blog posts? Sign up for my feed
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- 7 months ago
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Healthy Travel
- From: gottitravel
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How can I protect my health when I travel?
If you have any food allergies, learn the names of those foods in the languages used in the countries you’ll be visiting. This way you’ll be better equipped to stay on the look out for them.
Find out what types of diseases are common to the area you’ll be visiting and take actions to prevent your exposure to those diseases.
Find out what types of vaccinations you will need to enter the country, there may also be medications you’ll need to take before, during and even after your trip. Get your vaccinations early in case you have a reaction and need some recovery time.
You should consider a dental appointment if you haven’t had a check up in a while.
Be careful what you eat and drink.
Carry complete health information with you on your trip.
Where can I find information that will help keep me healthy while traveling?
www.cdc.gov/travel/ - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Travel Information web page. This site contains updated information and articles on diseases. It also includes guidelines for travel to areas that have suffered a recent natural disaster. The most valuable section of the site is the destinations section. This area of the site contains detailed specific information on diseases common to particular regions of the world, along with the recommended precautions and vaccines advised to avoid those diseases.www.who.int/ith/ - The World Health Organization’s Geographical distribution of potential health hazards to travelers web page. This site contains information, divided by regions of the globe, on potential health hazards for travelers within that region.
How can I protect myself from traveler’s diarrhea while traveling abroad?
- When you are traveling abroad, don’t forget that drinking another country’s water can be dangerous.
- Stick with bottled or boiled water and carbonated soft drinks.
- Remember that the ice in your drink turns into water, so order them with out ice.
- Wipe off the tops of cans before you drink from them, or better yet, bring some straws to use for drinking.
- Avoid raw foods, as they can also be a good way to get sick.
- Only brush your teeth with bottled water and keep your mouth shut when you’re in the shower, even an accidental spray can get you sick.
*Article provided by All Travel Tips
Travel Booking - http://www.gottitravel.com
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- 7 months ago
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Do You Really Care Who I Am?
- From: bluetribe
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Description:
The blog post below is a continuation in the series of articles on 'How I Started a Thriving Business While on Disability' and boy is my business ever THRIVING! Who ever said being a small business owner during a recession is bad is dead WRONG! The absolute best business to have during a recession is ‘Webprenuer’!
Things are going so well that I am starting a second web site on ‘Home Remedies and Natural Cures’ I should have it up and running in the next 3 months. My goal is by next year to be earning $5,000 per month and working 5 hours per week! And to finally say goodbye to my Disability Checks!
Do My Readers Really Care Who I Am?
How important are you, the writer, to your readers? Do they really care who you are or why you built your web site?
We have all seen the “About Us” button on a web site and if you have a web site you might even have one, but how important are they? And what's the real value of such a page? And, of course, the all-important question, do you know how to maximize its value?
Well, after reading an article by Bryan Eisenberg called “The Power of the About Us Page”, I am sold on the importance as well as the advantages of sharing a piece of yourself with your reader.
According to Bryan, an “About Us" page is a tremendous opportunity to cement a relationship with many prospective customers. It can put a human face on an otherwise technical, dry, and impersonal page. Properly written, it can provide some serious buying resolve to certain customer segments.
Humans want to connect with other humans. That's easy to forget in a transaction-focused business world, but consider MySpace.com's explosive success. What's MySpace if not a massive collection of "About Me" pages?” It’s simple building a business is about building relationships.
In his article, Bryan also shares the most common “About Us” page mistakes:
- “You tell what you do, instead of who you are.” Remember, this is your opportunity to connect with your reader. They already know “what you do”, what they actually want is to know the person or persons behind the product.
- “The content is thoughtless.” Taking paragraphs from various pages on your web site to create an “About Us” page is not going to endear you to your reader. It is likely going to irritate those few readers that wanted to know more about YOU!
- “Where are the people?” Too few companies actually include photos on their “About Us” page. Photographs of your writers, you or just fun office photos can add a tremendous amount of interest to your web site. It adds that personal touch, a face behind the name.
- “The "About Us" page needs an enema.” Long winded, boring, technical “About Us” pages do nothing for your reader or your business. Instead, show your readers how passionate you are about your business and why you do what you do.
Bottom Line.........
Not every customer wants to know more about you, but don't disappoint those who do. Writing an "About Us" page that focuses on the human aspect of your business could result in higher conversion from those who encounter it and that could mean more money in your pocket!
Want to learn more about "me"? Check out my Bio Page, visit my web site, Healthy Holistic Living or you can listen to my interview with Brian Therrien at The Disability Digest.
Want to learn more about the tools that I used to build a successful on-line business? You can go to Site Build It or you can check out this video
If you have questions about how to start your own on-line business you can contact me via my Bio Page or you my web site.
Oh and if you are ready to build your own successful on-line business now is a Great Time Site Build It is running their ‘Spring Special 2 sites for $399.00’ which means you could pair up with another Disability Digest member who is interested in building a web site and share the cost. That means it would only cost each of you $200! Seriously this is a fantastic deal! And if you decide to keep the second site for yourself you have up to 9 months to activate it!
NOTE: OOPS looks like to Spring Special has expired! If you are interested drop me a note and I can sign you up personally and still offer you the SPECIAL!
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