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A Spoon Full of Sugar Helps Team Building Go On

09 May.
Posted by artgib in Team Building | No Comments

Life starts as we are born into teams, called families. At this point, the task of learning to “get along” begins. Then the task continues as we keep working in teams during school and careers. Why is “getting along” such a universal hardship. Perhaps it is because we are all so different and the way we think and express ourselves varies from person to person. Although some people do simply click when they come together, in most cases different personalities clash a little when they are brought together and told to work in a team.

This is somewhat ironic since teams are formed not only for their efficiency, but for their diversity as well. After all, with a potpourri of different personalities come a wider variety of strengths that can help compensate for individual weaknesses. Unfortunately, as sibling rivalry illustrates when we are very young, just being part of a team is no guarantee that everything will go smoothly. Ask any parent, teacher, coach or employer and they will all affirm that team building can be a difficult task.

So, what can help the important process of team building go smoother? Let me suggest an anecdote similar to Mary Poppin’s creed that a “spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.” Whether you are dealing with families, athletes, students or employees, teach them to have fun together and the ability to work together will follow.

When people have fun together, communication and energy naturally start to flow. This in turn develops trust, relationships and understanding that can then be used in a home, school, sports or office environment. Friends, not enemies, make well-oiled teams.

One of the best team building activities for groups of all sizes is a scavenger hunt because scavenger hunts do a good job of involving every team member. Scavenger hunts utilize sharp eyes and minds rather than physical prowess and everyone can contribute to solving the clues along the way to find the answers.

Scavenger hunt team building in Philadelphia, Washington D.C., New York and other large cities is especially fun because of the many attractions and historical sites to build on. On these hunts you can learn about local haunts, find clues in museums that hold your interest and keep you moving through the art or learn the most random and entertaining facts about founding fathers like Benjamin Franklin. Some hunts have been adapted specifically for special occasions like Mother’s Day and Father’s day while other are versatile and fun for many kinds of groups any time of the year.

To learn more about scavenger hunts and fun activities for team building in Philadelphia, visit Watson Adventures (http://www.watsonadventures.com/philadelphia.html) and look through a wide variety of options. Your students, family or employees will love it. Art Gib is a freelance writer.

Ways To Develop Your Communication Skill

06 May.
Posted by biggso in Communication | No Comments

It is a tough world out there and unfortunately many individuals think a lot more of their skills than they are really worth. In most cases, it is not their fault as their shortcomings have been overlooked so as not to hurt anyones feelings, but in reality by not being upfront and honest with them about their performance, they simply do not know any better.

The majority of employees simply want three things out of their job. Fair pay, training for the job they are expected to perform and feedback about how well they are doing their job. Evaluating someones job performance can be a stressful experience not only for the employee but also for the business owner or supervisor. If performance reviews are given annually, there should be no surprises at the end of the day. Consistent communication throughout the year should have provided the employee with specific things they need to do better so when evaluation day rolls around they have a good idea of what to expect.

If the supervisor goes the entire year without offering any corrective measures needed, or praise for doing a good job, the employee is going to believe they are performing at least up to expected standards. If they walk into an evaluation and find out you are not happy with their work, you will drastically undercut their morale. They have gone a year not knowing if they were underperforming or overachieving and waiting until the last minute is not going to do much for employee retention.

That is not to say you need to sit down with the employee every month, or even every quarter, but if an issues comes up it should be addressed immediately. Yelling and screaming is never the right way to handle an employee discipline issue, but sitting with the employee in a private setting, where their co-workers can not see or hear what is going on, explain how the associates behavior, attitude, productivity or whatever the issue is affecting the company as a whole.

The supervisor should never attack a person with phrases beginning with the word you. Instead, all problems need to be addressed by focusing on the problem and not the person. When it comes to offering praise or thank you, those should be done in front of their peers, and as often as it is deserved. Over praising one employee may make others believe they are the favorite and can spark charges of favoritism.

Bad behavior breeds bad behavior and you have one employee that is constantly slacking off or late for work and nothing is done, not only will that employee believe their behavior is acceptable, other employees, who may have never had a problem, will begin to resent the person getting away with their actions, blaming you for allowing them to get away with it and themselves for continuing to do their best with no apparent rewards. All of your employees need to know that anything that affects the business negatively will result in consequences to equal the affect on the business.

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Effective Presentations Using Smart Technology

06 May.
Posted by kevin03 in Presentation | No Comments

The degree of how effective a presentation is lies with the presenter and not with the all singing all dancing presentation enhancing technology available today. You could have the very best PowerPoint presentation along with absolutely fabulous audio-visuals to impress the targeted audience but if you still do not manage to deliver your message your efforts will be rendered totally ineffective. It is true to say that technology helps and is important in its own way, but only as a means of support for you to get your message across.

You probably have far too many slides to begin with so you should have a good look through them and select the ones most relevant. Once this is done, you can then successfully intertwine what you are trying to say with your slides, ensuring that your message is not overshadowed with technological materials.

Even though being in possession of many slides to choose from is a good thing, the priority has to be crafting the point you are trying to get across with the storyboard. The American Heritage Dictionary defines the word storyboard as “a panel or series of panels of rough sketches and major changes of action or plot in a production to be shot on film or video”. This is why you have to think of your presentation as a production of this type and put your story together first of all.

Throughout the development of your presentation you must take into consideration the objectives you are trying to achieve as an end result. Your storyboard can then be designed with this in mind. Working through it this way will make sure that anything else you add acts as a means of support to your message instead of drowning it out.

When you have your storyboard in order, and have selected the slides which are needed, if you find that multiple slides are required to put over what you want to say, then dig a little deeper and try to pull together just one or two slides which would act as a support for the main points of your message.

You may well look through all your slides and decide that none of them is particularly relevant to what you want to say and this could be a good time to prepare some new slides. Your initial effort is always reviewable and changes can be made wherever you feel it is necessary for the easy flow of the presentation. Keep focusing on your message and objectives and if certain aspects have to be dropped or altered, don’t hold back, simply get the changes made.

Many people get carried away with all the gimmicky assistance which is available when putting together a presentation. Use of such features to add that extra impact to the presentation is great, as long as they do not become a burden to you.

An excellent method to find out if the presenter is more significant than the slides is to make your presentation without the use of slides. This way you know you are delivering a sincere and genuine presentation and that any other visuals you may have in use are there simply as a means of supporting you and planting a firm picture in the minds of the people in your audience.

When you are addressing your audience, look them directly in the eye and make sure you keep eye contact. Think about how you have felt in the past as part of the audience of a presentation where the presenter has little if any eye contact with the attendees, and just simply reads from the slides. You probably wondered why the presenter bothered to turn up to the presentation at all, as you could easily have read the slides and gleaned exactly the same information without him or her being present.

So, you have cut down the number of slides in your presentation and feel confident that you have the right message going out with the important visuals supporting what you have to say. You may now like to use some of the following simple tips to help you deliver an outstanding presentation to your audience.

First of all, give a little thought to why the people may find your presentation interesting. Bear in mind the saying about a picture painting a thousand words and present your information with pictures that the audience will connect with your message and keep in their minds.

Another way to communicate with people and their emotions is by storytelling. Individual pictures are created by the audience and are better remembered in the future as they are their own pictures. A story also makes an otherwise boring presentation of facts and figures far more personal and interesting.

With your presentation prepared and ready to go, take a little time out for a practice run. If you find during this process that any part of your plan is not running as smoothly as you first anticipated, say for example, you discover some of your visuals are not having the desired effect, then pull them out. However super they look, getting your message across has to be the most important part of your presentation.

It is always a good idea to have a fall back plan which does not rely on power supplied visuals. This way, if there should be such a drastic event as a power cut, you will be able to continue, deliver your message and successfully achieve your objectives at the end of your presentation, This is another way of being sure that your visuals were there merely as a support to help you get your message across.

It may well be simpler to rearrange a bunch of slides and save yourself some preparation time. However, you are sure to find that the little extra effort to add some individual touches and your own original thoughts will be rewarded ten fold by way of personal satisfaction, when you use technology in a smart way and dazzle everyone with your well prepared and professionally put together presentation.

Kevin Sinclair is the publisher and editor of Be Successful News, a site that provides information and articles on how to succeed in your own home or small business. http://besuccessfulnews.com/

Hosting A Business Opportunity Presentation

05 May.
Posted by biggso in Communication | No Comments

Down line MLM network marketing is the art of taking your business knowledge, combining it with your faith in the product you are selling, rolling it up and packaging it and then presenting it to a room full of strangers as the must have business opportunity they have searched for unsuccessfully until today.

In other words, it turns a room full of unqualified leads into a room full of potential down line candidates for your multi level marketing (MLM) business. There are seven tips for down line MLM network marketing that you will do well to remember the next time you are hosting a business opportunity presentation to attract potential candidates to your business opportunity.

1. Do not be a stick in the mud. Train yourself in the art of small talk, the skill of the meet and greet occasion and how to introduce yourself to a complete stranger without talking about your accomplishments. The latter is probably the hardest aspect to accomplish. Yet so much is riding on your ability to come across in a personable manner.

2. Dress for success but do not overdress. It is tempting to show up at the business presentation in full regalia, such as suit and tie but keep in mind just exactly who your audience is. If you are presenting a business opportunity to a room full of college freshmen the odds are against their wanting to turn into a room full of suit wearing business men in order to succeed.

Slacks, a high quality dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up and some well shined sleek footwear are the best way to dress for that room. Conversely, if you are attending a Chamber of Commerce meeting, then a suit and tie may not be a bad idea.

The weekend meet and greet at the street fair on the other hand, will require just the right mix of successful yet not formal, dressy but just relaxed enough to get the message across that this business opportunity can be fun. Slacks and a golf shirt will do wonderfully.

3. Avoid the jargon. There is nothing more off putting than having someone jump into a presentation that is laden with industry specific terms. Unless you are pitching your business opportunity to a room full of seasoned network marketers, keep the lingo to a minimum.

4. Do not insult your audiences intelligence by reading verbatim from the brochure. Perhaps the most grievous sin committed during business presentations is the unimaginative mode of presentation. Think on your feet and adjust your presentation to fit the audience.

5. Never end your down line MLM network marketing presentation without asking the audience to make a commitment. Define for yourself ahead of time the scope of the commitment. Perhaps you will invite signups for a newsletter, hand out invites for another presentation or boldly ask for names and phone numbers of those ready to get serious about this business opportunity now.

6. Be open to criticism. There will always be a heckler in the audience and the better acquainted with your material you are, the easier it is to deal with the person.

7. Offer refreshments after the presentation. By offering the refreshments at the end, you will cause candidates to linger. This will give you an opportunity to schmooze with the ones who appear the most eager.

Obinna Heche:

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Advantages Of Business Associates

04 May.
Posted by biggso in Communication | No Comments

You might be under the impression that once you open up your home business you are not going to have to deal with any business associates ever again. In fact some people decide to open a home business just because they do not want to deal with people any more and they think that they can do it all on their own without the aid of anyone else. However, if you decide to start a home business thinking that you are not going to have to deal with anyone else, you might be completely mistaken.

In fact, owning a home business might mean that you have to see people more than you had think. Remember, a home business is hard to run, much harder than you might have assumed. You are going to have to be relying on yourself for several things, because you no longer have a boss or business associates to take care of things for you. Every single aspect of your business, from the web page design, to the marketing, to the every day chores like emptying the trash, is going to be up to you. This might come as a shock to someone who has not thought about it. If your computer breaks, there are no tech people on staff to help you out and if you need an expert for something, you have to be your own expert.

This is why having home business contacts is so very important. You want to be sure that you are making as many contacts as possible, wherever you go. This is simply a case in which you can not afford to be on your own as much as you would like to. Many people who own home businesses network with each other do so to help each other out. Perhaps you have a friend who is good at webpage design and will help you with yours, if you in turn will help them fix their computer if it breaks. Perhaps you know someone who can work on the print marketing aspect of your business, if you can write them some good content for their own website.

Remember that with a home business, you can not afford to go it alone no matter how much you want to. This is a case in which people really have to depend on each other, even if they are working from home and are working on their own. One of the decisions you might want to make is whether or not to bring your spouse or other family members on board. This might be a way to get some help with some of the aspects of running your home business that you have never thought of before.

Obinna Heche:

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What To Look For When Outsourcing Your Call Center

01 May.
Posted by teahupoo in Communication | No Comments

A popular trend taking hold of many different companies is the practice of call center outsourcing. There are numerous well known businesses that use outsourcing for their call centers for various reasons. Although the term may be used often when referring to company customer service, many still do not know what the act actually consists of.

Let’s take a look at the word outsourcing. In basically refers to the act of sourcing your work to others outside of your company. In the larger scheme of things, it can also serve as a reference to the subcontracting to another. This could include giving another business or firm, a specific set of duties or purpose that will help with the workload of another company. Sometimes, a group of individuals are given a crack at the responsibilities. These tasks are often completed at another location, which is not positioned within the head company.

When call center outsourcing occurs, companies use this practice to save money on the way they provide customer service to their clients. It is a business strategy that has efficiently boosted not only cost saving measures, but also the productivity of consumer call center support. An advantage to outsourcing call center business is that it allows a company to provide assistance based on the specific needs of a client. This is good for the client. Now for the company, call center outsourcing helps them to decrease operating costs by hiring workers that can be retained for a significantly lower cost. These new members of the staff are trained and situated at an offsite location to handle the calls. This also allows a company to focus on their onsite operations without using space for their call center support services.

A shifting of jobs and they way things are handled within the company have been known to occur in regards to call center outsourcing. The way that this area of business is handled differs from the way the telemarketing or software testing areas of a company is ran. Some employees have voiced concerns about their place of employment turning to call center outsourcing. They fear that this will interfere with the jobs they are responsible for. In actuality, some dislocation will occur, but there are a very low amount of professional positions that have been lost when a company turns to call center outsourcing.

One of the most appealing features to working with a call center outsourcing approach to business is the cutting of costs that is enjoyed. These call centers are able to handle the high volume of calls associated with a particular company. Their areas of assistance are not limited to providing only customer support. These call centers also take on technical support issues, as well as handle sales inquiries and marketing assignments. Telemarketing is also an area that outsourced call centers will take care of. There are many other specific business tasks included as well. Examples of call center duties include airline and hotel reservation services, as well as fundraising.

Gregg Hall is an author living in Navarre Florida. Find more about this as well as business call centers at http://www.businesscommunicationsolution.com

Manage Customer Interactions More Efficiently

28 Apr.
Posted by artgib in Communication | No Comments

As a business owner, you want to be able to capture the attention of your customers and keep them hooked on your company. However, if you want to influence people and get them to listen to what you have to say, you have to be a good listener yourself. The more you understand their needs, the better you will be able to meet their needs.

Communication is King
Communication is at the heart of providing excellent customer service. For example, you want to advertise your products or services and customers want to order them or ask questions about their accounts. These interactions keep businesses running but they do require clear and easy communication. Consequently, the more ways your employees can interact with your customers, the better equipped you will be to meet their needs.

Juggling Many Different Balls
In today’s world there are many different channels that facilitate communication. A few of these include telephones, voice mail, email, fax machines and websites. The more channels of communication that you provide for you customers, the easier it will be for them to reach you, but so many channels can be challenging to coordinate. Consequently, you will also need to use a good system for managing all these different customer/employee interactions. After all, if your employees have no access to a comprehensive history or each customer’s interactions, they may find it impossible to answer customer inquiries.

Contact Center Software: An Easy Solution
This is why so many companies with large numbers of clients have invested in contact center software. Good contact center software does more than simply facilitate many different channels of communication. For example, they should function in real time so that your customers don’t have to spend hours waiting on the line to talk to a real person. They must also be equipped with the capacity to collect, record, and display customer history for the employees who need that information to answer customer questions. Such a record will also help managers gage the most common client needs and highlight areas where your service can improve. And, as you do improve your contact center solutions you will earn more loyal customers to support your business.

Internal improvements
A good contact center solution should highlight internal weaknesses as well. With this tool you can increase employee effectiveness, decrease down-time and operation costs, keep people focused and increase your revenue. When performance is measured, performance improves so start charting your company today.

Syntellect (http://www.syntellect.com) is a leading provider of contact center software. They have received several awards from the Society for Technical Communications competition and have been acclaimed by Customer interaction Solutions Magazine. The author, Art Gib, is a freelance writer.

How to Contact Business Prospects

28 Apr.
Posted by comlev in Communication | No Comments

Finding the people to promote your business to is just the first step. The second step, which is equally important, is to contact and invite your business prospects. This requires a good deal of talent and abilities on your part. There are the right way and the improper way to contact business prospects. Of course, you only want to do it the right way. Otherwise, you will lose those precious contacts that could otherwise earn you a big amount of money.

To contact your business prospects you have to be very formal about it. Keep in mind that this is a business you’re talking about. You don’t want to be considered as a fraud or a scammer by simply approaching your prospect without preparation. You have to use the right words and the right tools.

Email is still the best way to contact business prospects. Be sure that you write your emails carefully. No slangs, jargons, or partisan remarks allowed. You have to be very precise about your words. Don’t make yourself too vocal on issues. Take the safest path all the time. You don’t want to shoo business prospects away rather than invite them in.

You also have to keep in mind that you need more than just one email template to get your message across. You have to prepare many email marketing correspondences. Write about 15 different emails, if possible. Each email should have a different view and tone. Also, make sure that each email is written well. It should be a call to action email that would entice people to join your business on each contact.

As much as possible, don’t send emails that look very much like a template. Try to include your business contact’s name in the heading and the body of your email to make it more personal. The more personal the tone of your email, the better results you are going to get. Write your emails like you would write a friend. This way, your message would be read instead of being deleted right away due to its intense advertising content.

Experts say that business contacts only respond after about 12 emails sent to them. Therefore, you have to stick around until that 12th email. You should be prepared for the long and tedious job of contacting your prospects on a regular basis and not wavering at all. Keep in mind that you may not always get favorable results with your hard work. But nevertheless, you won’t be able gain benefits by not doing these at all.

When constructing the email itself, you have to include the live links of your business opportunity. Double check that these links work, otherwise the whole email will be worthless. It won’t matter if it’s your splash page, your affiliate link, or a personal website. For as long as your emails direct your business prospects to the right places, you should be good.

Before sending out your email, read it thrice over. As much as possible, read the same email you’ll send hours apart. This will give you a fresh new view every time. And you can definitely inculcate that in your email to make it sound better. You will also spot all grammatical errors and sentence structure errors if you do.

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Top Three Things To Look For In Soundcards

28 Apr.
Posted by teahupoo in Communication | No Comments

If you remember the days of Atari and “Pong,” you probably also remember the personal computer’s first sound: beep. Yes, you are correct, in the early stages of computing, computers were only able to utter a beep. This sound was used as a warning to the user that something might be amiss. Later on, technicians were able to toy with the length and frequency of the beep, thus creating a bit more variety to the listener.

Fast forwarding to today, special sound cards now enable computers to play 3-D audio, which is extensively used for games, as well as surround sound playback for actual DVDs. Some sound cards even enable computer users to record the sounds around them and create almost professional audio recordings!

Sounds cards’ most basic function is the translation of analog sound waves into digital computer data that may be manipulated in any number of ways. While this sounds fairly straight forward, it is imperative to remember that not all sound cards are created equal, and depending on the extensiveness of your need for this little device, there are some things to consider. Let us take a quick look at the top three things to consider when considering which sound card to use:

Consider the sound card’s bit-rate. No matter what use you will have for your sound card; the bit-rate will affect your enjoyment of the sound. Usually, these cards rate anywhere from eight to 16 bit; however, the most advanced technology now supports 24-bit sound quality. While the numbers appear close, this is the time to remember that the bit-rate is directly related to the clarity and “detail” you will be able to discern when listening to the sounds. Akin to the way resolution of a picture is measured in pixels (and the more pixels the higher the resolution, the crisper the picture), clarity of sound may be expressed via the bit-rate.

Consider the sound card’s connections. At the basic level, sound cards will permit for the connection of a microphone and of speakers. Yet those users, who need additional connectivity for recreational or even professional use, have caused the development of a whole host of additional input and output connections. For example, depending on the card, some now offer connections for multiple speakers to support 3-D and also surround sound. Other connections allow for the connection of synthesizers and other electronic instruments to the computers’ sound cards. The specific form of connector is referred to as musical instrument digital interface (MIDI). USB connections also allow for the hook up of digital audio and video recorders to the sound cards.

Last but not least, consider compatibility with the software you use. The sound card is designed to give the audio portion of your data its due, but if your sound card will not support your software, you will be frustrated at best. For example, if you are a serious computer gamer, you are familiar with DirectX software. This software is a standard for Windows based games, and as such it is updated frequently by Microsoft. Purchase of an older model sound card may not support the latest software update, and thus be useless. For those who are strict music lovers and notice the lack of tuning the second violin in the orchestra has received, there are some other ratings that will be of interest to you. First there is the signal to noise ratio (S2N) which may be measured in DB’s. The lower the signal to noise ratio, the lower the sound quality will be. At the lowest end of the spectrum you may hear humming or whistling in addition to the sound. Secondly, you may wish to evaluate the total harmonic distortion (THD) offered. The higher the THD, the worse the sound quality is expected to be.

Obviously, computers have come a long ways from the original “beep” many of you will remember. With this loss of simplicity, we now find ourselves at a point where it is up to the users to define just how much of this technology they will need, which aspects are the most crucial in compatibility, and how the technology needs to be configured to best benefit the individual user.

Gregg Hall is a business consultant and author for many online and offline businesses and lives in Navarre Florida with his 16 year old son. For all your business communication needs go to http://www.businesscommunicationsolution.com

What is Social Bookmarking All About

27 Apr.
Posted by toddash in Networking | No Comments

Social bookmarking is optimized for documenting and sharing lists of links to useful information. In contrast, blogs are optimized for creating and sharing content, allowing for commentary while keeping the original content intact.

It is an all-out phenomena and is growing at a sonic boom clip. Understanding social bookmarking gives you the ability to reach millions of users you might otherwise miss. Social bookmarking is the sharing of websites within an online community. Here is how I like to think of it.

This is the process of moving your “favorites” or “bookmarks” (links to web sites you visit on the web) to a web-based service like del.icio.us , magnolia , or Yahoo or Google . These services allow you to capture these links or (URLs) to their service and provide you with settings to keep the link private or to share it with others (make it public). Social bookmarking is a way for Internet users to store, share, classify, and search Internet bookmarks.

There is some debate over how important social bookmarking is in SEO, but the consensus seems to be leaning toward the idea that social bookmarking, along with many other social media optimization (SMO) strategies, is quickly becoming a serious consideration for SEO. Social bookmarking is a great way to make your posts public. There are various places to go for you to post your articles.

Social bookmarking is all about the collective voice. Most of the social bookmarking networks increase the profile of items that receive numerous bookmarks. Social Bookmarking is the flagship of the web 2.0 movement. The basic concept behind social bookmarking is similar to Add to Favorites or Bookmarks that you are most familiar with using your web browsers like Firefox or Explorer.

It is a term for allowing people to publish, categorise and share their bookmarks. Del.ici.ous uses a non-hierarchical keyword categorisation system, know as folksonomy, where user tag their links with one or more freely chosen keyword.

Social Bookmarking is definitely getting a lot easier lately, but there seems to be too many of them. Sometimes social bookmarking sites can get boring if there are not enough of good links. Social bookmarking is becoming the newest and most effective way of producing quality traffic. Social bookmarking is all about the collective voice. Most of the social bookmarking networks increase the profile of items that receive numerous bookmarks.

This is all about labeling the web, making it easier to find the content that you’re looking for by passing on what you’ve found. The labels applied to web sites are commonly known as tags, and over time a kind of taxonomy grows, whereby persistent tags help information to be aggregated and mined for information.

Social bookmarking is a free and easy way to get loads of traffic to your website. It is a new trend in search engine optimization, which has gained recognition as part of a new type of website optimization, termed social media optimization (SMO).? Social Bookmarking, also referred to sometimes as social bookmarketing, is the term used for bookmarking sites on the web and sharing them with friends.

This is certainly the wave of the future. Maybe another video on which sites to use and which sites to avoid. Social bookmarking is an emerging type of a Web service that helps users share, classify, and discover interesting resources.

The concept of an enhanced search, in which data from social bookmarking systems is exploited for enhancing search in the Web. Social bookmarking is a new fashion developed by webmaster today in search engine optimization which has brought up a new type of optimization trend called social media optimization. The idea of marketing your website through social bookmarking is also called social bookmarketing.

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