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1. When working on choosing a Domain name always do thorough Keyword Research first! Use Google AdWords Keyword Tool to determine if the masses are actually searching for the Keywords that you are choosing for your Domain name. When you find a keyword that is getting a lot of monthly and global searches, search it on the main Google search page to see how many other sites there are that carry those keywords. If you place the keywords in quotes, e.g. "keyword" and the resulting sites is less than 5000 it will be a good keyword to use. Lesser search results are even better. Discovering Keyword Analysis Rank is extremely important for creating anything for your business; articles, videos, ads and Domain names. 2. Yes! An Auto responder is a MUST HAVE in Online Business! It is imperative to automate your marketing systems to build a LIST for your business and build relationships with those on your list.
Trending - You'll hear the term "trending" often in social media. In a nutshell, if a term is trending, it means a lot of people are talking about it on Twitter. In the left column of your Twitter home page, you'll see a list of terms that are currently trending at any given moment. Typically these have to do with news, celebrities or sports. If you send a tweet with any of these terms while they are trending, your tweet is likely to be read by thousands/millions more people, as these trending terms are more often searched. Note: "Proper social media etiquette" frowns upon adding trending terms to topic-irrelevant tweets just to get seen. It is common practice on Twitter, but one that often serves only to make the user look desperate for attention/views/followers. Tweet Up - When a group of Twitter users agree to meet in person at a specific time and place, it is called a tweet up.|We've been busy working on even more ways to make web browsing easier and more fun. First off is our new Share feature in Toolbar for Internet Explorer and Firefox. This makes it easy for you to share any page on the web with your friends over various social networks, blogs or email. For example, I love Top Chef and have been following it all season. Last week was the season finale and I wanted to share head judge Tom Colicchio's great write-up with my friends. Using Toolbar, I just clicked on the Share button and selected Twitter. You can just as easily share to Blogger, Delicious, Digg, Facebook, Gmail or other services. For those you use frequently, you can save a step by adding them as buttons in the settings option in the Share menu. We've also integrated with more local social networks - for example, if you're in Japan, you can share with your friends on Hatena. With this new release, we've also "graduated" the My Location feature from Toolbar Labs. It's now available in Toolbar for Internet Explorer (Firefox already has a similar feature built in to the browser). Toolbar will return search results targeted to your location. This is done without associating location information with your Google Account. Thanks to everyone who helped us test it! Here's a video demo of these features. Last but certainly not least, Google Sidewiki is now available in nearly all Toolbar languages, and as a Chrome extension. To try it out, download our latest release, code-named Dangermouse. And follow us on Twitter at @googletoolbar and @googlesidewiki to stay updated with the latest Toolbar and Sidewiki news.
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You can upload video from your phone, your computer, or post directly from your webcam, which is perfect for video blogging. Both sites also have an embedding feature you can use to post your video tweets on your blog or social network. Share Your Photos: If you haven't already used TwitPic, it makes photo sharing so simple! You don't even need to sign up- if you have a Twitter account, your login information works at TwitPic also. When you login you'll see your profile information, your username and the icon you use for Twitter. Click on "Upload Photo" and you have the option of posting your photos directly after they upload! You can upload through the site, your phone, or their API. Share Your Files: FileTwt is another new site that allows you to upload documents and files to share on Twitter. The site has a 20 MB size limit (which may be changed in future versions) and gives you the choice of sending a public or private tweet. Share Your Music: An impressive application, there are music sharing sites for micro-bloggers. However, once you've done that, the interface is simple-to-use, no downloading required: Type in the name of the artist and song you'd like to post. The application hunts the web for a stream of your song, and when you click the preview button, you can hear the music and opt whether or not you'd like to Tweet. There is so much possibility, and new tools being launched every week.
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1. When working on choosing a Domain name always do thorough Keyword Research first! Use Google AdWords Keyword Tool to determine if the masses are actually searching for the Keywords that you are choosing for your Domain name. When you find a keyword that is getting a lot of monthly and global searches, search it on the main Google search page to see how many other sites there are that carry those keywords. If you place the keywords in quotes, e.g. "keyword" and the resulting sites is less than 5000 it will be a good keyword to use. Lesser search results are even better. Discovering Keyword Analysis Rank is extremely important for creating anything for your business; articles, videos, ads and Domain names. 2. Yes! An Auto responder is a MUST HAVE in Online Business! It is imperative to automate your marketing systems to build a LIST for your business and build relationships with those on your list.
Trending - You'll hear the term "trending" often in social media. In a nutshell, if a term is trending, it means a lot of people are talking about it on Twitter. In the left column of your Twitter home page, you'll see a list of terms that are currently trending at any given moment. Typically these have to do with news, celebrities or sports. If you send a tweet with any of these terms while they are trending, your tweet is likely to be read by thousands/millions more people, as these trending terms are more often searched. Note: "Proper social media etiquette" frowns upon adding trending terms to topic-irrelevant tweets just to get seen. It is common practice on Twitter, but one that often serves only to make the user look desperate for attention/views/followers. Tweet Up - When a group of Twitter users agree to meet in person at a specific time and place, it is called a tweet up.|We've been busy working on even more ways to make web browsing easier and more fun. First off is our new Share feature in Toolbar for Internet Explorer and Firefox. This makes it easy for you to share any page on the web with your friends over various social networks, blogs or email. For example, I love Top Chef and have been following it all season. Last week was the season finale and I wanted to share head judge Tom Colicchio's great write-up with my friends. Using Toolbar, I just clicked on the Share button and selected Twitter. You can just as easily share to Blogger, Delicious, Digg, Facebook, Gmail or other services. For those you use frequently, you can save a step by adding them as buttons in the settings option in the Share menu. We've also integrated with more local social networks - for example, if you're in Japan, you can share with your friends on Hatena. With this new release, we've also "graduated" the My Location feature from Toolbar Labs. It's now available in Toolbar for Internet Explorer (Firefox already has a similar feature built in to the browser). Toolbar will return search results targeted to your location. This is done without associating location information with your Google Account. Thanks to everyone who helped us test it! Here's a video demo of these features. Last but certainly not least, Google Sidewiki is now available in nearly all Toolbar languages, and as a Chrome extension. To try it out, download our latest release, code-named Dangermouse. And follow us on Twitter at @googletoolbar and @googlesidewiki to stay updated with the latest Toolbar and Sidewiki news.
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You can upload video from your phone, your computer, or post directly from your webcam, which is perfect for video blogging. Both sites also have an embedding feature you can use to post your video tweets on your blog or social network. Share Your Photos: If you haven't already used TwitPic, it makes photo sharing so simple! You don't even need to sign up- if you have a Twitter account, your login information works at TwitPic also. When you login you'll see your profile information, your username and the icon you use for Twitter. Click on "Upload Photo" and you have the option of posting your photos directly after they upload! You can upload through the site, your phone, or their API. Share Your Files: FileTwt is another new site that allows you to upload documents and files to share on Twitter. The site has a 20 MB size limit (which may be changed in future versions) and gives you the choice of sending a public or private tweet. Share Your Music: An impressive application, there are music sharing sites for micro-bloggers. However, once you've done that, the interface is simple-to-use, no downloading required: Type in the name of the artist and song you'd like to post. The application hunts the web for a stream of your song, and when you click the preview button, you can hear the music and opt whether or not you'd like to Tweet. There is so much possibility, and new tools being launched every week.
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