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Linkbaiting and Social Power Linking
Linkbait: Creating unique, interesting, and/or controversial content (any media form) that other people will link to. Made for the main purpose of getting links. The term “linkbait” is used to describe content on a website which is designed to generate incoming links from other sites. Some people disagree with the use of this term, since
15 Random Ways to Generate Traffic For Your Startup
1) Comment on high traffic blogs with a link back to your site. Leave comments that people would be interested in, such as contributory information that they may have skipped, or are unaware of. 2) Include a link to your website in all your emails. 3) Yahoo answer portal, which is very easy to use
Questions you need to ask yourself before implementing business start up ideas
Entrepreneurship has been with us for quite some time. Every person is attracted by any opportunity to make an extra coin. In this case, one is bound to be bombarded by numerous business start-up ideas. One thing that is for sure is that there are some which would give you more profits while others will
Your Startup And The Web
The Internet offers an unparalleled platform to reach and connect with a global audience. The web is booming and there are no signs of going back. Revolutionizing the way we do business, the web is where we turn to whether we want to read the news, do market research, buy a house, decide what kind
Austin startup helps CA officials assess wildfire damage using drones
Inspect their rail crossings. Sydney:”she managed to grab kids, get in car, by time she got into the car, the fire was on both sides of the drive way as she was trying to leave the property. “almost 20 wildfires have burned 619-thousand acres across california tonight. The biggest – the mendicino complex fire burning
Bayou Startup Showcase 2018
The Bayou Startup Showcase is a celebration of entrepreneurship, the Houston startup community, and the university accelerator programs that support them. Jointly hosted by Rice University’s OwlSpark and University of Houston’s RED Labs, the event showcases startups from Class 6.
Air Force looks to Texas startups, universities for the future
The U.S. Air Force is turning to research on science and technology to remain competitive. That work includes collaborating with local businesses, start-ups and universities. The air force is looking to texas as it works to close its technology gap – and improve its defense strategies. Secretary of the air force heather wilson spoke at