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I have used Google Drive sometimes, but I prefer to have my hosting. For some dollars more, you can have an unlimited space to a provider. Plus, when somebody go there to take or see something, you have traffic to your websites (!).

There are hundreds of sites that can short a link for free, and some of them have billions of links. Now a few hours I was thinking what would happen if the services of cloaked links would disappear overnight. Disaster, is it not so? Billions and billions of links will be gone in the wind!!! Don't you feel a hole in your stomach? What would be the solution? A plugin for bloggers and a script for static sites, perhaps. I found a very good Plugin for Wordpress: "Affiliate Link Cloaking", unlimited links and stats for them. You can find the plugin in Wordpress.org, it's free. Try it, you will love it. For my site, I test some scripts now, if anyone knows one which is very good, please let me know. What would be the advantage of using a script? You'll be sure it will die with you, not before!

I have recently subscribed to some safelists, and I see now that in these sites I get the credits instant, no time to wait. This doesn't affect the bounce rate and the rank of the site?

I tried a lot of free traffic, but with "tiny" results. Buy traffic from good quality sites, target and re-target traffic, and the results will come.

I saw more videos to this subject and it seems to be a good idea for your brand, rank and to attract customers.

An e-Commerce site is dedicated to sell products (any kind, doesn't matter what you have to). I have saw recently a video on Youtube where somebody attached a blog to an e-Commerce site (made in Wordpress). What are the benefits of this? Attract more customers, search engines, or just to rank?

Somebody who use the automate software is not interested by the value of the ads, just to take credits and to send another ad to others. But, keep your eyes and mind open, there are other that make the same thing, and in this case our ads don't have any value!

I've had a blog in Blogger, but Google banned me becouse I put some links to one of my sites, and in a second all my 298 posts gone for ever!!!Now I try to maintain blogs in Apsense and Anoox, seems to be OK until now. I should like to try Weebly too, is anybody who use this site?

I have free and paid list mailer, is some traffic from them. Solo ads I tried in some sites and to Fiverr, but very low traffic.

I am interested to know some sources of paid traffic. I have tried a lot of free traffic, but no efficiency.

It's OK in this format, you may vary your activity by doing exchange ideas.

That's right John Bell, after the free offer is more important to have a good relationship with your audience offering bonuses, tips and tricks, good value materials in general (but only in the niche you recruited them). I saw a lot of advertisers that after the first free offer come with tons of offers to your emails, finally making you to get unsubscribe to them. First, the people must trust in you!

Facebook changed things up again, but in this time it's REALLY GOOD NEWS for Page owners. Yesterday, Facebook announced a slight tweak to its News Feed algorithm. From today you will begin to see more "text-only" posts from friends in your News Feed. You will also see LESS text-only posts from Pages in your News Feed (this, because Facebook noticed text-only posts from Pages were not getting much engagement). WHY IS THIS A GOOD THING?Here's the good news. Facebook also announced that they will start to push MORE "link-share" posts from Pages out into the News Feed of our fans. What's a "link-share" post? Oh, I was hoping you'd ask! Most of us embed our links directly into our status updates, but that's no longer effective. HOW TO CREATE A LINK-SHARE POSTWhen you add your link to a status update, the image with the title and description should automatically get pulled into the post, thus creating a "link-share" post. You can then delete the link in the status update box because the image and the description are now clickable. Simple as that, no?! Here is what Facebook had to say about this recent change: "The best way to share a link after this update will be to use a link-share. We've found that, as compared to sharing links by embedding in status updates, these posts get more engagement (more likes, comments, shares and clicks) and they provide a more visual and compelling experience for people seeing them in their feeds." This is a good news for Page owners because images take up more room in the News Feed and therefore are more eye-catching and interesting than a simple text post. So I see only good things coming from this new change. ONE MORE TIP! You can continue to also create status updates where you actually upload the image yourself. When you do that, I suggest you upload an image that is 1200 x 1200 pixels. Facebook will resize the image for you so that your post will show up correctly (nothing will get cut off) on your timeline, in the desktop News Feed and on mobile News Feeds as well. I KNOW IT CAN BE FRUSTRATING As a marketer, I am sure you know that Facebook is extremely valuable to our business. However, I know it's frustrating when you hear that organic reach has declined and each time you post on your Page, only a fraction of your fans see your post in their News Feed. This makes me mad too! But I also know there are ways to increase your organic reach and there is no denying that Facebook is a very powerful tool for relationship building and list building.

I have a lot of mailers and I tried a lot of them. Some of them are very good, with responsive list, but one of them are having low results and are very restricted. I'd like to know more sites of mailers, maybe I'll find a list of them.