What is expected Income From a Website

What Is The Expected Income From a Website ...By Scott Cameron

• Initial Nothing Period

One bad thing about creating a website is that there is a “Nothing” period in the money you can generate. Building a website takes time and to begin with you can’t even have visitors until you have your site built and populated with content. If done well that step may take some time and effort. Then depending on the type of website you have built it may even take quite a bit of time before you even earn your first dollar. But don’t worry the long term rewards from a website really outweigh this initial “Nothing” Period.

Top Ten Software Architecture Mistakes

Top Ten Software Architecture Mistakes by Niclas Nilsson

Scoping Woes. "This is the sort of situation where a simple travel booking system ends up with full expense claim management facilities being built into it, with inevitable repercussions for project costs, timescales and quality...It is really true that no security is needed beyond simple login? Once logged into the system can users really perform any system operation?"

Not Casting Your Net Widely. "A related mistake that many of us have made is to focus on just a couple of our system stakeholders – classically the acquirer (who is paying for the system) and the end users get all of the attention."

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One Hindi Shayari ... Which i Liked it alot

Kyu Darein, ki Zindagi Mein Kya Hoga,
Har Waqt Kyu Soche Ki Bura Hoga,
Badhte Rahe Bas Manzilo Ki Aur,
Kuchh Nahi Tau Kya, Tajurba Naya Hoga.

Tawakkul hai jo Khuda pe, na kar fikar kab kya hoga....
Bas bharosa rakh uss rab par ki .....
Wahi hoga jo manzoor-e-Khuda hoga.....

Mobile creating a health problem - Incorrect Posture's

If you carefully look the image posted in this blog ... you will that the posture of the mobile user is wrong and would surely create a neck stiffness, backbone problem & Incorrect posture hazards soon in future. The problem does not stop here, This is being continued by almost everyone and specially in teens as they spend hours behind their mobile and laptops sitting incorrectly. Poor posture is that the posture that results from sure muscles alteration up or shortening whereas others lengthen and become weak which frequently happens as a results of one's daily activities. There square measure various factors which may impact on posture and that they embrace activity activities and biomechanical factors like force and repetition. Risk factors for poor posture additionally embrace psychosocial factors like job stress and strain. staff World Health Organization have higher job stress square measure a lot of doubtless to develop neck and shoulder symptoms.

Things to recollect before you sign a rent agreement

When Kshitij Nadekar finalised the house he wished to rent in Pune a year ago, he thought he would keep there for 2-3 years until he bought his own house. "The place was in an exceedingly} fairly condition and was very near my workplace. So, I forthwith signed the agreement with the owner," says the 37-year-old management govt. Nadekar had united to pay a monthly rent of Rs 5,000 and furnished with Rs 50,000 as deposit cash. However, six months later, the owner wished to extend the rent by Rs five hundred because the rentals within the space had gone up.


"I had 2 choices—pay the additional cash or rummage around for another house. My landholder told Pine Tree State that such a rise was the norm, and since nothing was mentioned within the lease agreement, I had very little choice however to pay the extra cash," he adds. Nadekar might have avoided this problem if he had scrutinized the rent agreement fastidiously and created changes that might have served his interests higher. However, most tenants don't seem to be even responsive to the points that ought to be enclosed within the rent agreement. Here are the items you ought to check whereas separation through the contract.

What to do if your Indian Mobile gets lost anywhere in the world?

STOLEN MOBILE

If u lose your mobile in India, you can get it back how ? please read following Posted by Mustafa A Golwala
Got an interesting fact to share.. Nowadays each one of us carries Hi-Fi Mobile devices and always fears that it may be stolen. Each mobile carries a unique IMEI i.e. International Mobile Identity No which can be used to track your mobile anywhere in the world. This is how it works!!!!!!
1. Dial *#06# from your mobile.
2. Your mobile shows a unique 15 digit.
3. Note down this no anywhere but except in your mobile as this is the No. ,which will help trace your mobile in case of a theft.
4. Once stolen you just have to mail this 15 digit IMEI No. to cop@vsnl.net 5. No need to go to police.
6. Your Mobile will be traced within next 24 hrs via a complex system of GPRS and internet.
7. You will find where your hand set is being operated even in case your No. is being changed.

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What You Know Is Worth More Than You Think

Once you recognize one thing, it's very easy to assume that everybody else is aware of it, too. Nothing might be beyond the reality, however notwithstanding, this mistaken belief prevents several would-be infopreneurs from even obtaining started. they could have a million-dollar data business locked-up in their brain, however as a result of they can't perceive why some other person would really worth that data, they don't even strive.

If you're during this camp, raise yourself: Why does one purchase data products? You've most likely purchased a "how to" product at some purpose in your life, right? A book or even a video? therefore, why did you get it? You doubtless bought it as a result of the data was progressing to prevent time, money, or hassle.

And that's precisely why individuals would possibly pay sensible cash for what you recognize.

After all, you've most likely spent years gaining your information and knowledge. Don't you think that somebody may save themselves lots of your time, money, or trouble learning what you already know? Couldn't you facilitate them avoid lots of pricey mistakes? Couldn't you create it easier for them to accomplish no matter they're making an attempt to accomplish? in fact you may.

The fact is, individuals square measure wanting to learn from somebody who's been there and done that—because it saves them time and cash. Or, it helps them get a stronger result, while not lots of frustrating trial and error.

Now…will individuals pay millions for what you know? perhaps. Or, maybe not. It's onerous to mention. however don't be too fast to leap to conclusions—what you recognize is price over you think that.

Want to Succeed? Get Used to Failure

Stop thinking so much--you're just procrastinating, says Jessica Herrin, founder of WeddingChannel.com and Stella and Dot.

Stella and Dot CEO Jessica Herrin speaking during her Balance is the New Business general session at the Inc. 500 conference.

8 Things Productive People Do During the Workday

Forget about your job title or profession – everyone is looking for ways to be more productive at work. It’s time to set down your gallon-sized container of coffee, toss out your three-page to-do list, and put an end to those ridiculously long emails you’ve been sending.

Experiencing a highly productive workday can feel euphoric. But contrary to popular belief, simply checking tasks off your to-do list isn’t really an indication of productivity. Truly productive people aren’t focused on doing more things; this is actually the opposite of productivity. If you really want to be productive, you’ve got to make a point to do fewer things.

Android is crushing Apple and Microsoft in the mobile device market

Summary: In five and a half years, Android has come from nowhere to crush Apple and Microsoft in the mobile device market. How long until PC OEMs decide to take a gamble on the winning mobile OS and load Android onto PCs?

In five and a half years, Android has come from nowhere to dominate the mobile landscape during the first quarter of 2013, according to a new report from research firm Canalys.

The market — which takes into account smartphone, tablet, and notebook shipments — grew to 308.7 million, representing year-on-year growth of 37.4 percent. But despite this market segment including traditional notebook devices powered by Windows, it is Android, a product of the Open Handset Alliance, that is making the biggest gains.

Send HTML Email

Email is one of the most popular Internet tools these days, but it can be very boring and ugly. After all, it's just text, right? But what if you could use HTML to create email that looks nice, includes images and links, and makes your email exciting.
Once you start using HTML email, your email will take on the feeling of a newsletter instead of just simple notes to your friends and family. You can even set up templates to send your email in a special format depending upon what you want to write.

What Do You Need to Send HTML Email?

To send HTML email, you need an email account that supports standard email protocols like POP, IMAP, and SMTP. Your email account should also support MIME types. Nearly all Internet email accounts work with POP or IMAP and use SMTP to send mail.
You'll need an email client or Web based email program that supports sending and receiving HTML email. Thunderbird is a good free email client, or you can use a Web-based client like Gmail or Hotmail to send and receive your HTML email.

Setting up Your Email

The easiest way to send your HTML email is to write your letter in the HTML editor in your mail client. Most modern mail clients now support embedding images, changing fonts, and adding colors and so on.
You should think of the email message as an extension of your Web site. Post the images on your Web site, and then when you link to them in your email message point to your Web site for the image source. e.g.
<img src="http://webdesign.about.com/library/graphics/jenn3.jpg">
Be sure to use absolute paths. For both images and links. Remember, your readers are going to be at all different locations, so you need to use absolute paths in an HTML email to ensure that the images display and the links work.

My personal experience :
I used a freeware to send dozens of emails from my Mail ID, but when i created a HTML and send it for testing purpose it showed the html code and not the output - which obviously i didnt want.
But soon i got a solutions to it

Here's the Solution

1. I used a Freeware Software to send mails continuously to a enormous list of Mail ID's i collected over the years.
2. Made a HTML File and gave its location into the freeware
3. I used Yahoo SMTP Settings to send it for testing purpose - I failed
4. Sooner or later i gave up but then i tried the same thing from my GMAIL Id and it worked wonderfully. :D
5. So get a freeware, create a Newsletter/HTML File using any HTML Editor & not MsWord and then get a list of Mail ID's and use to Gmail to send your wonderful mails.

Kaspersky Lab identifies malware MiniDuke

Kaspersky Lab's team of experts recently published a new research report that analyzed a series of security incidents involving the use of the recently discovered PDF exploit in Adobe Reader (CVE-2013-6040) and a new, highly customized malicious programme known as MiniDuke. The MiniDuke backdoor was used to attack multiple government entities and institutions worldwide during the past week, said the lab's press release. Kaspersky Lab's experts, in partnership with CrySys Lab, analyzed the attacks in detail and published their findings. MiniDuke's highly customized backdoor was written in assembler and is very small in size, being only 20kb. "The combination of experienced old school malware writers using newly discovered exploits and clever social engineering to compromise high profile targets is extremely dangerous," said the statement issued by the lab. It said that the MiniDuke attackers are still active at this time and have created malware as recently as February 20. To compromise victims, the attackers used extremely effective social engineering techniques,

This Is Your Brain on Black Friday Shopping

Who among us hasn't come back from a shopping excursion, looked over the just-purchased haul, and wondered, What was I thinking? Often, our shopping decisions aren't the result of a completely logical thought process, but are instead affected by what we smell, hear, and touch, and what people around us are doing inside the store.

In the nearly 20 years that I've been interviewing shoppers, it's clear that most consumers like to think of themselves as rational, in-control human beings who carefully weigh costs versus benefits, compare prices, and rarely buy on impulse or come home with more than they need. It's also clear that few, if any, among us make wholly rational decisions when shopping.

Most consumers are oblivious to the fact that when you're shopping, you're the subject of a multi-pronged sensory campaign. Retailers, on the other hand, are well aware of how environmental cues—smells, sounds, colors, and more—can influence consumers' moods, desires, and willingness to spend money.

With the year's busiest shopping period at hand, it's a good time to try to understand how our senses and emotions can be manipulated inside stores, sometimes to the point that we're not thinking straight.

Scents
Smells make a direct hit to emotional centers of our brain. They have a unique ability to evoke moods and memories. It's no surprise that Bloomingdale's, Jimmy Choo, Hugo Boss, Victoria's Secret, and scores of other retailers use scents to stimulate positive and associative moods and enhance our perception of their brands and products.

Use Your Facebook Dashboard to Succeed in Realtime

Every person on Facebook has a dashboard to keep track of friends and apps. They can monitor who, and what they see. This is also possible for businesses that use Facebook. You can use your dashboard to keep track of likes, dislikes and see what people are saying about your company. This will give you an opportunity to reach out and engage with your customers.
Why Your Business Needs to be on Facebook
It’s all about location, location, location. Facebook recently announced having 1 billion users, making it one of the top places to promote your business.
By using your dashboard, you can see who is engaging with your updates and who is sharing them. You’ll see which clients are active online, who they’re connected with, and which topics and specials are of most interest to them. There’s a wealth of customer intelligence in your Facebook dashboard and insights.

Monitoring Traffic
Did you know you can see who on Facebook is going to your site and/or blog? Get some real insights on customer flow, their interest in topics and how well your website is doing in continuing the conversation you start in your social networks.
It’s also a great place to monitor conversations and have an active customer service arm that reaches into the mobile devices that most people use to access Facebook.

Tracking Engaged Users
It is possible to track every customer and see how they are engaging with their friends. Their posts become public so you will be able to see what they are saying about you and your business.
Are they talking about your business? You can greet and thank them or try to resolve issues that draw negative feedback.

Who Can Be Reached?
There are many ways you can target your message and promotions. Once you get their attention, it is time to get personal with your contacts on Facebook. You want them to see you as approachable, as a resource and as someone they could never reach through another channel.
Remember to keep delivering value so they will listen and stay engaged.
Review the posts and updates and find out:
1. What are they most interested in?
2. What are they sharing the most?
3. What do they like most about you?
4. What are their burning question and/or issues?

Thanx to Maria Elena, for this article

SEO Killers You Must Clean Up and Avoid

There’s a lot of talk lately of Google having finally killed SEO through their Panda and Penguin algorithms, which continue to ensnare more and more websites with every new update.
So is SEO Really (Finally) Dead?
When you look at some of the Google organic traffic losses that companies have faced since the very first Panda algo (aka Google Farmer) hit in February 2011, you might certainly think so.
Analytics data showing losses of over 50% of Google organic traffic is not uncommon for afflicted websites:
See Search Overview chart
And traffic that used to increase over time, suddenly took a huge dip:
See Visitors Overview chart
These patterns certainly make it look as if SEO could be dead.


But Is It Really?
In order to answer that question I went back through the multitude of lost traffic site audit reports I’ve been doing since early 2011. I looked for website problems that were consistent through many of the sites I reviewed.

Speed-Reading Techniques

Speed-Reading Techniques

Reading Myths

1. Reading is linear. I had always figured reading was
a linear process; you know, start up front and grind through to the
very end in the exact order it was printed in. Reading is no more
linear than thinking is, (or I eventually discovered, than writing; few
writers start at the beginning — indeed, they usually "write the first
part last."

2. True reading is word-for-word. I started as a kid
looking at individual letters. They didn't help much. Next I started
sounding out syllables. Finally, I could read whole words. Why stop
with words? Well, I know one reason… I had a college professor who made
us swear we had "Read every single word" of our collateral reading.
Why? He didn't make us swear we'd "read every single letter." The
answer is simple: that professor (like me) had never moved from
letters, syllables, and words, to reading phrases, sentences and
paragraphs. He assumed the only way to read thoroughly was by the
laborious method of reading one word at a time.

3. Reading is a laborious task which takes a long time. Not at all! Reading can be both fun and fast. Indeed, speed reading is like auto racing — it is far more exciting.

4. All parts of a book are of equal value. This myth
persists until you actually write your own book. Then, all at once you
realize there is "filler" material , illustrations, and even sometimes
whole chapters jammed into a book just because the publisher insisted.
Take messages for instance. Ever hear a message and wish you could put
it on fast forward over that long story illustrating a point you
already understand? Well, in reading you can fast forward.

5. Reading faster will reduce retention. Sorry. It
should be that way, shouldn't it? Those who groan slowly through a book
painstakingly sounding out every single word, maybe even moving their
lips, should get a greater reward shouldn't they? Sorry. In fact, speed
reading techniques will increase one's comprehension and retention.

Google Changes Placement of Search Options in Results Pages

No, it's not your imagination. Google's fooling with the format of its SERPs yet again, and this time the target is the list of search options on the screen. As with all format changes, Google extensively tested the new arrangement before it made the update permanent.

The search options have appeared on the left-hand side of the search results for quite some time now, and the shift to top navigation is a change that makes the traditional SERPs strongly resemble mobile results.