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Learn how to make money online by selling self published ebooks or purchased ebooks online without going through any stress.

Selling eBooks is a great method of online income and it will be interesting, if you write what you desire. The world of paper books/newspapers has gone; it has all turned to digital.

True to say, Reading something in eBook is quite good than reading in paperback form, with lots of animation, Bright screen. I hope that, there would be no paperback form books in coming years.

In that case, if you are an author, you would have been writing books, now stop that, and start writing eBooks. That would interest your Readers. And when it comes to selling, selling paperback books is quite easier, arranging stalls or Advertising.

But when it comes to Make Money Selling eBooks, you can’t gain attention of the buyers. To gain the attention of buyers, you would have to design an attractive cover for your eBook, and not only cover, there are many factors too!

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Online scams are ever increasing. Almost in every phase of the online world, you will come across scams. Social networks are no exception for such malicious activity. Recently, millions of accounts from LinkedIn and eHarmony were compromised. Facebook seeing danger has updated its security and is advising its users regarding various scams and how to fight them back.

FACEBOOK SCAM
Please send money scam’
An unknown account sends a message stating that he/she has been mugged. Descriptions of events seem accurate including real names and places. Finally, the sender requests a certain sum, which will enable him/her to return home safely.
Facebook has attributed such scams as ‘Please send money scams’. The sender’s account is either fake or has been taken over by cyber criminals. On receiving ‘please send money scam’ messages, Facebook advices to report/block the account.

Phishing
Phishing is a common way to to hack account(s). Phishing links are sent within messages or through chats.

Phishing links through messages:
A message, which has scrambled words with funny fonts, is the first indication of a Phishing attack. Typo errors and misspelled words are other significant signs to look for. Such messages will be themed around offering gifts such as coins, jewels or any other artifacts. Finally, you will be asked to click on a link placed at the bottom of the message. Immediately report accounts who send such messages.
Phishing links in chats:
If any strange links appear while chatting, then beware. The account through which phished links appeared while chatting is probably compromised. Report the link immediately. However, doing so will not affect the account. Only the link will be considered for review by Facebook’s security team.
What to do if I had clicked on Phishing link accidentally?
If accidentally, a phishing link is clicked, go to password settings in your profile and change your password immediately. This will eliminate any Phishing threat. It is important to ensure that your new password is hard to crack.
Malicious Script Scam
Often you will come across Facebook applications requesting to copy a certain script and paste it in your browser. Such scripts are malicious in nature. For instance, some applications will provide a list of your profile visitors when the script is pasted in your browser. Apart from showing recent visitors, these applications send events and messages to your friend list. These applications and scripts should be avoided. A screenshot of one such application is shown below:

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Suspicious emails:
Occasionally, some emails will request to reset your password, give a warning or will be about notifications. These mails are so convincing that they appear to be from Facebook. A request to click at the link provided at the bottom of the message should alert you. To check the validity of the link, right click and copy it. Later paste it on a separate tab and make sure that the URL starts as www.facebook.com.
Note: Facebook will never request your password through emails.
Suspicious Notifications:
Never click on links within suspicious notifications. For instance, you will receive a notification stating that you had requested a password reset albeit you never had requested. Other suspicious notifications include the ones notifying you of registration of a new Facebook account. With the help of your email provider, mark these mails as spam.
Cyber criminals are on the rise. It is your responsibility to safeguard your Facebook account. Next time you are using Facebook, be extra cautious.
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Blogging’s humble roots started with individuals basically keeping online journals they opened up to share with the world. They’ve come a long way and are now considered an excellent news source as well as a great place for reviews, previews and general reactions.

Stepping into that arena requires a ton of organization, leadership abilities and excellent writing skills.
Admissions counselors and internship supervisors are becoming more likely to check for your online footprint before accepting you. Having an established blog can be a great boon to your resume, since it automatically tells them something about you that your MBA degree can’t.

You’re a strong writer.

Weak writers don’t become popular bloggers anymore. The internet is flooded, and sub-par blog posts aren’t the ones that will be read. If your page authority is above a two, it’s incredibly likely that you’re either a strong writer or you’re talking about writing code, which is about the only subject that still harbors poor grammar.

In addition to that, it shows versatility. One week you may write a review of “Trueblood,” and another week you may be talking about the implications of a new policy change in your community. Even your ability to handle a topic in several different ways will show that you’re able to adapt your writing to different circumstances.

If you add more than just words to your blog, it can also show your photography talent or ability to speak clearly in front of a camera.

You have serious networking talent.

Blog NetworkingPeople—especially those in Academia—will talk about networking until they fall over. But it’s a skill that can’t really be taught. Networking relies on being able to reach out to your fellow human being and make a connection. A process that simple can’t be formulated and pass along in career development packets.

If you’ve ever guest posted, or had someone else write a guest post for you, you’ve networked. Likely, you’ve done it frequently. Having someone feature one of your posts or contacting another blog owner about sharing ideas is all networking.

It’s a nuanced skill set, and most people aren’t lucky enough to have a portfolio full of examples at their disposal. While other candidates flounder around for an example of a time when they’ve networked, all you have to do is name your URL and show them all of the times you’ve made connections.

You’re responsible.

Responsible blog owners post at least once a week. They make a point of responding to their commenters and carrying on civil dialogue. If their site is popular, they may even end up moderating their comments and deciding who to censor.

None of those acts are light on time commitments. Some of them require tackling complex moral issues that even professional newspapers haven’t quite figured out yet.

Blog owners are also responsible for the content they post. If they don’t do their research and point to something as a fact, they’re deliberately misleading their readers by way of their negligence. Bloggers have a duty to report the facts, and most of them take this seriously.

And you’re smart enough to read this caveat:

Blogging admissions resumeIf your blog is politically inflammatory, all about your stuffed animal named Fred or your attempt to become the next relationship writer for Salon Magazine—do not link it in any way to your name or your e-mail address. Start a new e-mail address to apply to colleges with, and don’t use your former one as a recovery e-mail address.

A bad blog will show admissions staff exactly the opposite of what you want them to see. Consider deleting posts you regret and putting some refining touches on posts you may not have spent much time considering before pressing “publish.”

On the other hand, you may want to consider starting a “best of” series so you can bump your best posts to the top, in plain view of whoever may be searching for you. If you’re proud of your blog, don’t be afraid to list it with your contact information on your resume.

Keep your blog clean and well-written, and your resume just may jump to the top of the pile.

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