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Competitive Niches: 5 Ways to Beat the Big Guns- Part 2
Written by: Simon Slade, Guest Blogger This is Part 2 of my series “Competitive Niches.” Be sure to check out Part 1 first if you haven’t already. #2 An effective SEO strategy Most website owners say they do SEO, but a lot of them are half-hearted about it. They forget that the O in SEO stands for [...] Take a look at these related posts:Competitive Niches: 5 Ways to Beat the Big Guns- Part 4 Competitive Niches: 5 Ways to Beat the Big Guns- Part 1 Competitive Niches: 5 Ways to Beat the Big Guns- Part 3
WeatherBug and WeatherBug Elite for Windows Mobile
For sometime now, WeatherBug has been receiving questions asking when the next update to the Windows Mobile application was to come about. Well recently WeatherBug released both a free and paid edition to the WeatherBug for Windows Mobile family. WeatherBug for Windows Mobile Access to the WeatherBug Network the source for truly live, local weather with the largest network of professional weather stations in the U.S. and thousands of locations around the world. Extended 7-Day, Detailed and Hourly* forecasts Severe weather alerts (NWS alerts)* Three (3) enhanced contour map overlays: Temperature, Radar (interactive*) and Satellite Daily National Weather Outlook broadcast provided by WeatherBug meteorologists* Weather camera images and time-lapse animation* Daily National Weather Outlook broadcast provided by WeatherBug meteorologists. “Find Me” allows GPS tracking to provide precise weather conditions for your location Set location directly from your contacts in your address book WeatherBug Elite for Windows Mobile Key Features: Everything listed above, plus… It’s 100% ad-free - this means no banner ad like with many free iPhone games and apps Five additional enhanced contour map overlays: Humidity, Pressure, Wind Speed, High Temperature Forecast and Low Temperature Forecast Radar animation (U.S. locations only) A brand new day for Windows Mobile users The choice is yours - free or paid, each providing their own benefits depending what you are looking for. And both options run great on Windows Mobile Smart phones, available from all U.S. based mobile providers.
Acquiring Leads: How to Capture Visitors Email Addresses Before They Leave
Written by: Simon Slade, Guest Blogger Those of us in the affiliate marketing world work hard to get visitors to our pages, so it s disappointing when they turn on their heels and walk out without even clicking a HopLink. The disappointment is intensified if you actually paid for the traffic using PPC advertising. What can you do [...] Take a look at these related posts:The Do’s and Don’ts of Using Email to Promote ClickBank Products 6 Quick-Fix Tips to Fire Up Your Click-Through Rate Choosing the Best Keywords to Promote ClickBank Products Using Search Engines
Study Shows Wind Could Power One-Fifth Of Eastern U.S.
After the President s State of the Union message last night, I went back to the internet, partly to look at the Facebook reply from the opposition, but later went to a site from down under, to see if anything had made it there concerning the speech. I found nothing at the time I looked, but there was an interesting article about the study that states up to 20% of the power for the Eastern seaboard could be provided by wind, which would be something that the No-Nukes crowd could really get behind. I am frequently amazed by what turns up on websites that are not in the United States, which are speaking to things occurring to us, but I would think would be less than exciting to those not of these shores. [ITWire] According to a study prepared for a federal government agency, wind power could generate 20% of the energy used by the Eastern Interconnection by 2024. But achieving that goal would require extensive infrastructure improvements. The conclusion was the result of a two-and-a-half-year study sponsored by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, a research organization affiliated with the U.S. Department of Energy. The Eastern Wind Integration and Transmission Study (Executive Summary PDF download) was carried out to answer questions about the impact of achieving “20-30% energy penetration of wind” in the eastern United States. Specifically, the study focused on the Eastern Interconnnection, one of the three grids covering the lower 48 states. The Eastern Interconnection handles power from the Eastern Seaboard through the Great Plains states (Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, the Dakotas). It also covers parts of Canada. The study focused on four scenarios, the simplest being based on “high-quality wind resources” in the Plains states, on up through scenarios involving the aggressive development of East Coast offshore resources. The conclusion was that achieving the 20-30% figure is technically feasible but would require significant expansion of the existing transmission infrastructure. Estimates of the annualized cost of generating that much wind power, exclusive of direct production-related costs like fuel, range from about US$90 billion to $125 billion. But a previous study by the Department of Energy found that reaching the 20% target by 2030 would produce “substantial benefits [that] overcome the costs.” After seeing the typical responses on the faces of those within the Capitol last night that lean Republican, I wonder how many of them have seen this study, or gave it any notice at all. A simple focus on the last paragraph might yield much different results when the next vote on energy policy comes up. Technorati Tags: wind power,United States easternmost states,Eastern Interconnection,20% of power possible,United States Dept. of Energy,transmission infrastructure,cost effective,national energy policy Time is running out
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