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For most businesses, the concept of getting their local business online is such an exciting one that everyone around believes that getting a good, decent and affordable website solves the entire problem. Only to realize that one essential thing is still missing… TRAFFIC. So you think about it.. I have designed a good business website, had some content written and everything looks great only that visitors cant just wake and decide to visit the site they’ve never heard about, so what do we do? we start with a simple list of 6 easiest ways to get off the ground marketing and letting people know about your website and more importantly your services and products.



Here are 6 of the easiest ways to start marketing your website. While some of these may cost money, initial investment is crucial if you want your website to demonstrate any noticeable returns for your business.

1. Social Media

First up is social media. It is very likely that a high percentage of your potential customers are using social media on a regular basis. Use that opportunity to create a presence for your business on the most popular platforms and direct your new found followers to your website. Some of the most commonly used platforms for small businesses are Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

When it comes to the content on your social media profile, you want your posts to be written in a conversational and engaging way. They need to reflect your business’ branding, include content that your customers would be interested in and share relevant industry information. Instead of direct selling, businesses need to be non-intrusive and consistently helpful. Your posts should always direct readers back to your website for more information

2. Email Marketing

Next up is email marketing. Although there has been some negative publicity over the years due to the mass-spamming, email marketing is still a highly successful method of marketing. In fact, it still holds the title for achieving the highest ROI (return on investment) compared to other inbound marketing methods.

To get started, you need to create a mailing list and give people a good reason to opt in. This is usually done with some form of free giveaway, which requires the visitor’s email address submission to receive the incentive. The subsequent email campaigns are then used to direct people to your website for different reasons. Email marketing provides excellent conversion rate and it’s relatively cost effective and easy to set up.

3. SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

SEO is especially effective for small businesses due to Google’s recent orientation towards local search results. While the specifics of what Google bases their results on is not made public, some well-known best practices to optimize pages include;

Creating content based on keyword research
Using relevant keywords throughout the text naturally
Using images and videos (That have keywords in their titles!)
Linking to relevant websites and including proper formatting (including H1 and other title tags)

By following best practices and continually testing what is working and implementing any changes, you can optimize your site to rank highly in search engine’s results pages. Not only that, you can also fine tune your keywords to reach additional segments or more targeted niches as your business and market evolves. For more complex SEO tactics such as on and off page optimization, it’s always a good idea to get in contact with your web design company for further guidance.


4. PPC (Pay Per Click)

With PPC Advertising, you use internet advertising outlets such as Google AdWords, to position your ads near the top of the search results for your chosen key terms. The amount you pay Google, is based on the number of times people click your ads and how popular the ‘bid’ is for that specific keyword. You can also cap your budget, so that your bill does not get too expensive if more people click on your ad than you expected.

Because PPC involves investing money, it is wise to do some research or seek advice. However, this marketing method has shown to be worth investing in, as it is a highly effective method of obtaining traffic with a higher conversion rate.

5. Website Copy and Content

Driving new traffic is only half the battle. You also have to convert that traffic once they reach your website. Make sure that key pages which new visitors are likely to interact with (for instance the Home page, About Us page and other Landing Pages) are up to date and focused on getting them to take a specific action. You want copy to be catchy, clear, informative and personable. It should communicate your business’ value and function like a ‘pitch’.

6. Offline Marketing

Along with all of these online marketing tactics, you also need to reach your offline audience. Do this by updating your business cards, branded collateral and even your vehicle signage to include your website’s URL. By referring offline marketing and collateral to your website, you’ll be able to boost your traffic and re-engage your existing customers.

With these 6 ways you can definitely get started on driving traffic that will ultimately convert to leads that may end up as repeat customers of your business. However do not forget that having a blog attached to your website gives you the unique opportunity to educate your target audience on the services you render while also helping build relationship that is the most important thing online today – relationship and trust.

Source: https://www.silvacreate.com/top-6-ways-start-marketing-business-website/

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The first step to making the most out of life is deciding what you hope to accomplish. What is it you desire? There is no right or wrong answer. Maybe you aspire to do satisfying work that will allow you to add value to the world. Maybe you’re looking for a fulfilling relationship that brings you joy. The following timeless tips will help you accomplish all of these things. Are you ready to make the most of your life? Let’s do it.



1. Creativity trumps book-smarts every time.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.” – Albert Einstein

The greatest minds are not filled with facts, but creativity. The ease-of-access in the information age has eliminated any need for people who fill their brains with facts that could be discovered VIA a simple internet search. Those who innovate will rise above those who regurgitate.


2. You are “inferior” to no other person.[/b]

“No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

That person you feel inferior to? Get it out of your head. They are not luckier than you. Their brain is not more powerful than yours. They were not blessed with a skill set that you couldn’t develop. Do you really think successful people got where they are today by sheer luck? Do you think they achieved their ambitious goals overnight without setbacks along the way? Michael Jordan was cut from his high-school basketball team because he “wasn’t good enough.” The Beatles were rejected from a studio label because they had “no future in show business.”

The difference between winners and losers is simple. Winners keep moving forward no matter what trials they face while losers give up at the drop of a hat. You don’t lose until you quit, so don’t quit.

[b]3. Slow down and bask in the pleasure of living.[/b]

“There is more to life than increasing its speed.” – Mahatma Gandhi

Why are you in such a hurry all the time? The world will not end if you have to stand in line at the grocery store. Driving like a maniac to save two minutes does not make any sense. Tugging your dog on its leash and fussing at it to “hurry up!” is inconsiderate since it spends so much of its day indoors.

Taking your time will give you a much-needed break from the constant hustle of the daily grind. Breathe deeply, quiet your inner-chatter, and take a moment to simply be.

[b]4. Upset by wrongdoing? Do something about it.

“Now, we must all fear evil men. But there is another kind of evil which we must fear most, and that is the indifference of good men.” – The Boondock Saints

Complaining about the world’s ills on Facebook and Twitter does nothing to bring about positive change. If you are truly upset by what you see as evil or wrong, do something about it. Join a movement or protest that you are passionate about. Write blogs or create videos that will mobilize people to your cause.

5. Regret nothing (and do all the things).

“I’d rather regret the things I’ve done than regret the things I haven’t done.” – Lucille Ball

Talking to a stranger you’re physically attracted to isn’t an easy thing to do. Writing a book or blog about that idea you can’t get out of your head requires hard work and dedication. Quitting your job to start a business you’re passionate about does carry a risk. Neglecting to do these things carries the temporary benefit of comfort, but failing to act on your impulses could result in permanent regret.

6. Less thinking, more doing.[/b]

“Take time to deliberate, but when the time for action has arrived, stop thinking and go in.” – Napoleon Bonaparte

You should educate yourself and consider your options before you make any decision, but don’t become stuck in an eternal state of limbo. The more you agonize over a decision, the more paralyzed you will become. Gather the most relevant information you need to proceed and get to work.

[b]7. View yourself from the eyes of another .

“Sometimes you can’t see yourself clearly until you see yourself through the eyes of others.” – Ellen DeGeneres

Any time there is tension between you and another person, take a moment to look at the issue from their perspective. This simple action will offer a fresh perspective that will help you avoid pointless arguments over nothing.

8. You are not alone.

“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence wins championships.” – Michael Jordan

I have no doubt that you are a brilliant individual who is capable of accomplishing plenty, but your odds for success will be much greater if you harness the power of teamwork. No one has all of the answers and anyone who thinks otherwise is cocky at best and delusional at worst. Seek a mentor who can provide you with guidance and direction. Make a friend on a level playing field so you can bounce ideas back and forth. Offer your support to a newcomer who you can be a mentor to, growing confidence in your abilities. It is easy to stagnate when you are alone, so surround yourself with people who will help you develop.

9. Failure and pain are life’s greatest teachers.

“Where there is no struggle, there is no strength.” – Oprah Winfrey

There is little incentive to improve ourselves when life is nothing but rainbows, cute puppy dogs, candy drops, and sunshine. Have you ever learned much about yourself during the best of times? Struggles aren’t fun when they are happening, but they tend to be followed by bitter pills that we need to swallow.

10. The worst of times can bring out the best in people.

“It is a curious thought, but it is only when you see people looking ridiculous that you realize just how much you love them.” – Agatha Christie

Have you ever gone through a nasty scuffle with your partner that resulted in such anguish that you broke-up for a whole day or two, but then you realized how empty you felt without this person in your life and reunited immediately? If so, you’re aware of the fact that the worst times have a way of strengthening a relationship in the long-haul.

cc: lalasticlala mynd44

Source: http://myschool.com.ng/school/connect2me/394282/blog/3004.html

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What Can I say? I mean they spent quite the cash on the setup......

So..... COOL.... bUT Catch them and whoop dem ass for cheating....

Cheating can get you there.... But it wont keep you there for sure...

Computer Science is a huge course with a lot of different sections but u really cant do without maths at least for a start

maybe if u know as much as the little needed to get by the first few years I think you'll cope...

HEY GUYS AM STUCK IN THE OOP LAB THIS IS MY CODE

class BankAccount(object):
def __init__ (self, balance):
balance = 90
self.Balance = balance

def deposit(self, amount):
self.Balance = amount

def withdraw(self, amount):
if(self.Balance < amount ):
return "invalid transaction"




class MinimumBalanceAccount(BankAccount):
pass


AND AM GETTING THIS RESPONSE PLS HELP





Internal Error: runTests aborted: TestOutcomeEvent(handled=False, test=, result=, outcome='error', exc_info=(, AttributeError("'BankAccount' object has no attribute 'balance'",), ), reason=None, expected=False, shortLabel=None, longLabel=None) is not JSON serializable

Come 2015 end, Android is poised to dominate the global smartphone space as a new study reveals that the platform will account for 81.2 percent, leading other ecosystems with ease.

According to an International Data Corporation (IDC) report, despite an overall slowdown in smartphone shipments worldwide, the shipments of Android-powered will see an increase by 9.5 percent when compared to 2014. In 2015, nearly 1.16 billion Android-powered smartphones have been shipped globally. Buoyed by this growth, the ecosystem will account for a substantial percent of the global smartphone market pie - 81.2 percent by end of this year.

The IDC believes that what would propel Android forward would be efforts by companies such as Xiaomi and Cyanogen to stand out from rivals.

"Android's market share is expected to grow slightly from 81% in 2015 to 82% over the forecast period," notes the IDC report. "Given its global footprint and application/services ecosystem, IDC fully expects some form of Android to hold a dominant share of the smartphone OS space for the foreseeable future."

The future also looks promising for the ecosystem as the IDC estimates that in the next four years i.e. by 2019, the number will grow further and 1.54 billion Android handsets will be shipped, giving Android an 82.6 percent share of the global smartphone space.

Per the folks at IDC, Android is also set to benefit from a CAGR of 7.7 percent in the next four years. By comparison, the anticipated CAGR for iOS is 6.5 percent in the same period, which translates to 263.4 million iPhones being shipped and the platform accounting for a 14.1 percent market share.

By 2015 end, the IDC anticipated 226 million iPhones to be shipped, which will give Apple a 15.8 percent share of the global smartphone market pie.




For those wondering how Windows Phone will fare, IDC estimates 31.3 million units will be shipped this year, giving Microsoft's operating system a meager share of 2.2 percent.

In 2019, Windows Phone holds little promise as the Microsoft platform is anticipated to account for 2.3 percent of the global smartphone pie thanks to 43.6 million units being shipped. The CAGR is projected to be 4.5 percent. However, Microsoft can take solace in the fact that IDC estimates the ecosystem to have a better year-over-year growth rate of 11.4 percent in 2019 when compared to either Android (4.8 percent) or iOS (3.1 percent).

Samsung, which has already released Android-based clamshell devices in the past, is reportedly working on a new flip phone. While the company is yet to make any official announcement about the new flip phone, images of the rumoured handset have already been leaked through Chinese regulatory authority TENNA.

Images of the device (unofficial named SM-W2016) have appeared on the Tenaa listing and hint at a design similar to its other flip phones i.e., the Galaxy Golden (SM-W2014) and the Galaxy Golden 2 (SM-W2015).

he model number of the leaked phone suggests it to be a successor of the Galaxy Golden 2 and, therefore, is expected to be named the Galaxy Golden 3, but according to a SamMobile report, "the device will not be called the Galaxy Golden 3," and in all likelihood will be released as as the Samsung SM-W2016.

Going by the leaked images, the phone is likely to come with a curved rear shell, similar to what we have seen on the Galaxy Se6 and the Note 5.

Quite like Samsung's other recent clamshell handsets, the new phone is also said to come with two screens - one on the inside against the keypad, and other on the outside.


According to the listing on Tenna, the dual screen of the phone will measure 3.9 inches with a screen resolution of 1280x768 pixels. Based on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, the phone will have an Exynos 7420 processor under the hood paired with 3 GB of RAM. Unlike the usual QWERTY keyboard, the phone will have an old T9-style keypad.

Other specs of the phone could include 64 internal storage, a 16-megapixel rear camera, and a 5-megapixel front-facing camera.

CONTINUED........

7. In-call recording: There are times, when you need to record conversations taking place over the phone for legitimate purposes. And as a journalist who often needs to record telephonic interviews, I can understand the significance of having an in-call recording feature in a phone. While the feature is not available in all Android phones, there are many handsets that come with this feature on board. For instance, phones from Asus and Xiaomi come pre-loaded with the in-call recording support. But if you have an iPhone, you would need to get additional stuff to be able to do that or resort to such jugaads:

An iPhone-owning colleague had to record a telephonic interview but he, obviously, couldn’t do that on his phone. So found a quiet corner in the office, made the call via a landline phone, put it on speaker mode and used the voice recorder on iPhone to record the conversation.

8. Lock-screen gestures: [/b]While Android phones come with a plethora of options to unlock your phone including a fingerprint sensor, PIN, password, swipe, pattern, and face detection, iPhones, on the other hand, include only two - passcode and TouchID fingerprint.

9. [b]Quick charging: Be it Motorola's Turbo charging feature or the rapid charging via USB Type-C in the new Nexus phones, there are many Android phones out there that support fast charging. For instance, the TurboPower charger gives the Moto X Style users over 6 hours of power in just 15 minutes.

While Apple boasts of improved battery in the new iPhones, it still doesn't have support for quick charging.

10. Drag and drop files: The ease with which data can be transferred to Android phones is missing in iPhones. Android users need to just simply connect the phone to a laptop/desktop, select the files, drag and drop. iPhone users, however, can transfer files to their iPhones only if the device the content is being transferred from has iTunes pre-installed. The seamless Android file transfer experience is missing for iPhone users who are often tied to a single PC to sync their content.

11. Multiple apps on one screen: The multi-window mode splits your phone's screen in different parts so that users can access multiple apps on one screen, thereby bringing desktop-like capabilities to the phone. While this mode is limited to a very few Android handsets, primarily Samsung's, you can’t do that on an iPhone - not even on the 6s Plus.

12. Universal remote control: IR blaster in Android phones allows users to double their phone as universal remote control for devices used at home including TV and AC. Though all Android phones don't come with IR blasters, there are many from companies including Samsung, HTC, ZTE, Oppo, and LG that come engineered with it. No such comforts for iPhone users.

13. FM Radio: FM Radio is one of the key features that many phone users in India look forward to while buying a new device. And this is the reason that many companies are including FM radio in their devices released for the Indian market. For instance, OnePlus, keeping in mind the nature of the Indian market, recently announced the OnePlus Radio that debuted with the OnePlus X. But this app that is almost a necessity for millions of users isn’t there on any iPhone.

14. Sharing via Bluetooth: [/b]One of the oldest ways to share files is via Bluetooth. While in the modern-age world, people prefer IM apps like WhatsApp, sharing apps like ShareIT, or cloud services like DropBox for file sharing, but it is always handy to have Bluetooth around in times of patchy connectivity or limited data. But if you have an iPhone, you might want to venture out looking for a stronger signal (or change your data plan).

15.[b] Default browser: The Internet is about freedom and one of the primary freedoms is the choice of a Web browser. But if you are an iPhone user Apple will not allow you that liberty. While you can install other browsers on an iPhone, Safari will remain the default unless you take routes that Apple doesn’t want you to (such as jailbreaking). For Android users, changing the default browser is only a tap away.

Let’s say you could have a smartphone with better specs than the first-generation iPhone for under $10… would you actually buy it? Or would you be so worried with its overall quality that you’d give it a pass? This dilemma is officially a reality, as Walmart recently started selling the TracFone LG Prepaid Lucky LG16 Smartphone, an Android phone that will cost you a mere $9.82.

What does $9.82 buy you in terms of smartphone hardware? According to its page at Walmart, the device features a 3.8-inch touch display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 3-megapixel camera and Android 4.4 KitKat. So yes, it’s a very outdated device, although Motherboard notes that these specs nonetheless are better than the specs of the original iPhone. And hey, it’s just $10! Here’s what it looks like below

But… I’d still be cautious when it comes to buying one, although for the time being it’s out of stock. As Mashable’s Raymond Wong writes, there are plenty of low-cost Android phones out there that will actually deliver a quality user experience such as the Moto G and the OnePlus X. So while the price of the TracFone LG Prepaid Lucky LG16 can’t be beat, it may not be worth paying even $10 for a phone that has 2009-era specs and lacks LTE connectivity.

So whatdo you guy think?

source: http://bgr.com/2015/11/16/walmart-lg-android-phone-10-dollars/

Let’s say you could have a smartphone with better specs than the first-generation iPhone for under $10… would you actually buy it? Or would you be so worried with its overall quality that you’d give it a pass? This dilemma is officially a reality, as Walmart recently started selling the TracFone LG Prepaid Lucky LG16 Smartphone, an Android phone that will cost you a mere $9.82.

What does $9.82 buy you in terms of smartphone hardware? According to its page at Walmart, the device features a 3.8-inch touch display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 3-megapixel camera and Android 4.4 KitKat. So yes, it’s a very outdated device, although Motherboard notes that these specs nonetheless are better than the specs of the original iPhone. And hey, it’s just $10! Here’s what it looks like below

But… I’d still be cautious when it comes to buying one, although for the time being it’s out of stock. As Mashable’s Raymond Wong writes, there are plenty of low-cost Android phones out there that will actually deliver a quality user experience such as the Moto G and the OnePlus X. So while the price of the TracFone LG Prepaid Lucky LG16 can’t be beat, it may not be worth paying even $10 for a phone that has 2009-era specs and lacks LTE connectivity.

So whatdo you guy think?

source: http://bgr.com/2015/11/16/walmart-lg-android-phone-10-dollars/

Let’s say you could have a smartphone with better specs than the first-generation iPhone for under $10… would you actually buy it? Or would you be so worried with its overall quality that you’d give it a pass? This dilemma is officially a reality, as Walmart recently started selling the TracFone LG Prepaid Lucky LG16 Smartphone, an Android phone that will cost you a mere $9.82.

What does $9.82 buy you in terms of smartphone hardware? According to its page at Walmart, the device features a 3.8-inch touch display, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, a 3-megapixel camera and Android 4.4 KitKat. So yes, it’s a very outdated device, although Motherboard notes that these specs nonetheless are better than the specs of the original iPhone. And hey, it’s just $10! Here’s what it looks like below

But… I’d still be cautious when it comes to buying one, although for the time being it’s out of stock. As Mashable’s Raymond Wong writes, there are plenty of low-cost Android phones out there that will actually deliver a quality user experience such as the Moto G and the OnePlus X. So while the price of the TracFone LG Prepaid Lucky LG16 can’t be beat, it may not be worth paying even $10 for a phone that has 2009-era specs and lacks LTE connectivity.

So what

"If you don’t have an iPhone..." you probably have an Android phone (actually you are more likely to own an Android phone). And we give you 15 reasons to feel a little more pleased with your choice of phone.

The iPhone that revolutionised the smartphone market is now in its 9th generation with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. But there’s a long list of features that these top-of-the-line phones don’t possess that many much-humbler Android devices do.

1. Universal charging interface: The scene of an iPhone user frantically asking around for a compatible charger is reminiscent of the Nokia ‘thin-pin days.’ The absence of a standard charging interface (supported by other platforms) can make iPhone users feel incapacitated at times when their phones run low on battery. The iPhone charging woes doesn’t end at that. The connector used in older iPhones 4/4s were different from the ones used in iPhone 5 and above.

For an Android user, life is much simpler. With most Android phones being equipped with a charging interface that is more or less an industry standard, there is not much trouble in finding that friendly charger.

The next move to USB Type-C is already on. Apple has included it in the new MacBook but will it be included in the next iPhone?

2. USB OTG (on-the-go): With a limited storage space on most phones, it's not always possible for you to store everything that you need on your device. And that is when the OTG capability on Android phones (not a standard feature, but available on many phones) comes to the rescue. The OTG feature on phones allows you to simply connect a pen drive to your phone (via an OTG cable) and voila! Some pen drives even come with built-in OTG support. But if you are an iPhone user, this isn’t as easy and as readily available as for Android devices.

3. Wireless charging: While it's a high-end feature and is currently available only in a few flagship Android phones, but not yet in any of the iPhones.

4. Dual-SIM support: I personally know a couple of users who moved from iPhone to Android merely because of the absence of the dual-SIM support in iPhones. This might not be so desirable a feature in Apple’s home market but in countries such as India, having two SIMs is often a necessity and this is becoming more of a norm for Android phones rather than an exception.

5. Expandable storage: There have been security and performance concerns about the inclusion of additional storage (via a microSD card) in a phone. And therefore, you will see companies taking different stands on this. While Apple has been sticking to its old idea of not offering an option to expand storage memory, the Android market is fragmented in this context. While majority of OEMs like Samsung, LG and Sony are of the opinion to have a microSD card slot in phones, others like Google, which has its OS running on all Android devices doesn't prefer to offer additional storage on its Nexus devices. Xiaomi, on the other hand, has a mix of both (expandable and non-expandable models) in its Android product portfolio.

Despite this, most Android users have an option to make a choice if they want phones with additional storage or remain comfortable with only built-in memory. On other hand, iPhone users need to just manage with the limited storage available on their phones. Even though iPhones come in different storage variants they are accompanied with deterring price tags.

6. Guest mode: The Guest mode introduced by Google in Android 5.0 has proven to be a boon for many, especially for parents who share their phones with their kids. The availability of setting up a Guest mode on Android phones not only keeps your data safe and away from the reach of others, but also makes it easier for users to share their Android device with other family members. iPhones don’t have a comparable feature to offer.

To Be Continued...........

source:www.ibnlive.com/news/tech/

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Hi Guys

I just want to use to chance to solicit your vote on my pic
in the Abia Mr Universe Contest.

I would really appreciate your help and vote on my pic from
my best forum..
It would really give me great joy to receive your support and
I pray that as you do this for me,the Lord shall meet you
in your point of need as well.

All you have to do is open the link and HIT LIKE and thats ALL.
Thanks Heres the FB link to the Pic.

FB Mr Abia

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