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For the next few days I will be talking on various strategies of drawing traffic to your website.

Without traffic/audience on your site, the complete essence of hosting or developing a website is defeated.

Have you heard about Google Alert?

Google Alert is a tool that helps you monitor all links/sites discussing related services you offer and new things happening in the kind of services you render.

Benefit of Google Alert

It help you find new Customer
It help you monitor your competitors
It help you Spot emerging trends

How to use Google Alert

1. Enter the URL http://www.google.com/alerts on your browser
2. Enter the topic you wish to monitor in the “search query” text box.
3. Specify if you want result for News, Blog, Videos, Discussion and Books links or sites
4. Specify how often you want result from the search engine
5. Enter the email address you want result sent to
6. Select the “created button”

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You sound like one of those selfish nigerians that Odd information, i do not do that.

The source is www.techrepublic.com

A new Computerworld survey indicates the nine IT skills that will be in demand in early 2013.

Here are the skills that the IT executives say they will be hiring for:

1.Programming and Application Development–61% plan to hire for this skill in the next 12 months, up from 44% in the 2010 survey. This covers the gamut from website development to upgrading internal systems and meeting the needs of mobile users.
2.Project Management (but with a twist)– The twist is that they’re not going to just be looking for people who can oversee and monitor projects. They also want people who can identify users’ needs and translate them for the IT staffers-the increasingly popular business analysts.
3.Help Desk/Technical Support–Mobile operating systems have added a new dimension to help desk and tech support.
4.Networking-This demand is being fueled partially by virtualization and cloud computing projects. The survey also revealed that execs will be looking for people with VMware and Citrix experience.
5.Business Intelligence-Computerworld interprets this uptick to a focus shift in many companies, from cost savings to investing in technology. That will be nice if it pans out that way.
6.Data Center-Virtualization and the Cloud could also be behind the increased need for IT professionals with backgrounds in data center operations and systems integration.
7.Web 2.0-Tech skills centered around social media will be in demand, with .Net, AJAX and PHP as key back-end skills, with HTML, XML, CSS, Flash and Javascript, among others, on the front end.
8.Security-Although down from 32 percent in the 2010 survey, security stays a top concern of IT executives.
9.Telecommunications-The survey indicates a demand for people with IP telephony skills, and for those familiar with Cisco IPCC call center systems

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