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How to generate Backlinks An Advanced Method for Generating Backlinks In earlier newsletters we talked about using article marketing to get backlinks to your site. There are some rules you should try to follow if you want to run a successful article marketing campaign that gives you lots of valuable backlinks: The 4 rules of article marketing Rule 1. Your content should be unique:  When articles aren't unique they don't get picked up by the search engines. This is called the "duplicate content penalty". Links inside a duplicate content article don't hold the same benefit as a link inside a unique article. Rule 2. You should link to your site using your keywords:  Remember that one of the most important factors for ranking highly for your search term is to have lots of backlinks using that search term. You should also spread your links throughout your article so that it looks natural to the search engines. Rule 3. You should get links from sites that are rel...

HTML5 LOCAL STORAGE Just like Las Vegas, often what you do in a web page stays in the web page. Let's say you have a simple application that allows me to maintain a to-do list: [ you can play with this  (very buggy) application  here  ]  If you accidentally navigate somewhere else or close the tab this page was on without first hitting the Save button, any action or information you had inputted would be lost. Bummer. Because web pages do not persist data, various solutions have been proposed over the years ranging from cookies to 3rd party plug-ins to browser-specific implementations. With HTML5, you have something new - something that everyone hopes will stick! This "something new" is a solution affectionately known as  Local Storage . In this tutorial, you will learn what local storage is and how you can use it to easily store and retrieve data from a user's browser. How Local Storage Works Before jumping right into the code, let's take a few moments and fir...

Could the iPhone 6 Be Cut From a Single Piece of Metal? BY MICHAEL NACE A recently discovered patent reveals that Apple has plans to develop an iPhone from a single piece of metal. Could this new patent comprise the form factor of the  iPhone 6 ? There’s no denying it: Apple loves to build beautiful things. Ever since the dawn of the iMac, Steve Jobs and the engineers at Cupertino have kept design, aesthetics, and form factor at the forefront of their gadgets, capturing a sense of minimalism and modern art. According to an  IGN report, Apple has recently filed a patent that depicts an iPhone that is “manufactured from a single sheet of metal” as well as being ‘lighter and thinner than previous Apple devices.’” Before we continue, it’s important noting that the patent itself bears no information that show it to be authored by anyone at Apple. Further to that, Apple usually levies its patents in the U.S. first, since Cupertino is where all of its engineers are currently st...

iPhone 4s Will the iPhone 5 Actually End Up Being Called the “iPhone 4s”  – Or, Will There Be an iPhone 5 and iPhone 4s Released at the Same Time? Ever since the launch of the iPhone 4 in the Summer of 2010, the tech media has assumed that the next iPhone iteration would be called the “iPhone 5.” The reasoning for this was simple: the “5″ would be the next number in the iPhone series, and since Android smartphones edged into the marketplace aggressively in 2010, the assumption has been that Apple would name the next iPhone “iPhone 5″ to keep iPhone fervor going strong. However, there’s just as much reason to believe that the next iPhone could instead be called the “ iPhone 4s .” After all, the iPhone that followed the famed iPhone 3G was the “iPhone 3Gs.” The 3Gs represented a refresh of the 3G, and so Apple didn’t see the need to call it the “iPhone 4.” They saved the “4″ for the iPhone 4 of 2010, with its iOS 4 operating system and front-facing camera. Clearly, Apple d...

What is Keyword Research Taking business to the internet has always been an alluring obsession for both small and medium scale companies. The lucrative market of internet and aptitude to reach thousands of customers beyond their territorial and regional boundaries persuaded thousands of companies to launch their websites and explore new horizons of business, they named it ecommerce. But while following their dreams of development and expansion they were caught up in another dilemma. Making a website and representing yourself on it was not the only thing required. To earn money from those websites they needed vsitors, more visitors more opportunities and more revenue. The equation always proved its self right. There was another secondary factor, as important as the aforementioned but directly dependent on it, the ability of converting visitors to buyers, but it too required huge amounts of traffic or visitors. For generating more t...