By  By Jennylala

I haven’t meant to restore my PC system, for I always doubted whether my files could still be there. But one day as the virus attack, I had to do that. Lack of experience, I didn’t back up my files, thus many of them have been lost. The files are really important for me, including my paper documents, precious videos, and the only photo taken with my best friend. I had been upset for nearly a week. Approaching the net, I surprisingly found that not a few people have met this kind of problem. Then how to retrieve these lost files after system restore?
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by Richard Gilmore

Google Caffeine was big news when it was first announced back in August. No doubt it’s going to be even bigger news when the update goes live. The question is whether this is going to be good news for your site? (more…)

by Malcolm Leyshon

If you think that making your own videos is too difficult or time consuming you can find a lot of videos in the public domain that can be easily embeded in your website. For example, if you’re promoting a network marketing program or affiliate product, you can enhance your promotion by looking on YouTube for someone else’s video that describes the benefits of that particular program or product. (more…)

by Cristian Lungu

Your link building campaign should be guided by the trio: highly targeted, high quality links – placed in the right spot on the page – with the right anchor text. (more…)

by Julie Ann Ross

Sponsored conversation has become an engaging tool for businesses wanting to reach new markets or increase exposure within their current space. You can use this marketing strategy to leverage blogs, which continue to gain momentum within the search engines, in the media and among a growing audience of loyal followers. Like any tool, sponsored conversations can be as damaging as they are effective. The key to using them effectively is in your approach. (more…)

by Tinu AbayomiPaul

Many of my local business clients say that they just don’t get social media. They tell me they just don’t understand how using social media is going to get them more business. (more…)

by Barry A. Densa

Which converts better, which drives more sales, long-form copy or short-form copy?

It’s been debated since the first recorded newspaper advertisement was published in 1704 in the Boston News-Letter:

“At Oyster-bay on Long-Island in the Province of N.York, There is a very good Fulling-Mill, to be Let or Sold, as also a Plantation, having on it a large new Brick house, and another good house by it for a Kitchin & work house, with a Barn, Stable, etc. a young Orchard, and 20 Acres clear Land. The Mill is to be Let with or without the Plantation: Enquire of Mr. William Bradford Printer in N.York, and know further.”, (My thanks to Derrick Day for publishing this ad in his blog, Branding Strategy Insider) (more…)

by Orion Lukasik

I’ve wanted to write about this for some weeks now, but I was unsure of what exactly I was experiencing. Recent news”along with some very well written articles”has helped me to put it all in perspective. (more…)

by Adrian Key

The buzz on the forums recently has been about the AdWords “Low Share of Voice” error message.

In this article, we’re going to separate truth from fiction by defining what “Low Share of Voice” really means, discussing the real impact that this error is having on your AdWords campaigns and telling you how to get your account running smoothly again. (more…)

by Chip Cooper

In recognition of the increasing influence of social media online, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on October 5, 2009, for the first time since 1980, issued new regulations governing online testimonials and endorsements by bloggers. (more…)