I have a secret – this post is going to be loaded with grab words. You might be wondering what exactly a “grab word” is. That’s perfectly okay, because you’re going to learn not only what a grab word is, but also what it does for your content and your blog.
But wait, there’s more! I’m also going to give you a list of grab words you can use to generate interest on your blog, to engage your readers!
What is a “Grab Word”?
A “grab word” is a word that grabs the reader’s attention. Words such as “attention, free, money, sex, radical, new.” There are tons and tons of grab words that you can use to enhance your content. The best part? Your readers won’t even know or care that you’re using specific words to make them listen! If you use them correctly, your content will have more personality and your readers will love you for it.
Grab words work because they change the dynamic of the content. Instead of phrasing your articles around yourself and your knowledge, you’re phrasing the article around the reader and what he or she wants to hear, learn, or experience. Grab words form a strong connection with the reader, and in turn, suck them into your content so you can deliver the primary message.
7 Examples of Grab Words
Are you ready? Let me give you some examples of grab words you can start working into your blog posts. I’m going to share something with you – there are hundreds of grab words and, yes, grab “phrases” that you can use on your blog to raise interest. However, let’s start with a few basics:
Listen Up!
Free!
New
Coming Soon!
That’s not all…
I have a secret…
Transform
How to Use Grab Words
The premise is simple. Go about writing your blog post as usual, and every here or there, insert a phrase specifically for attention. Instead of saying “I’d like to talk about…” say “let me tell you about” or “you might be wondering“. This will draw your readers in more, because you’re making the sentence about them!
Quite frankly, you could throw a grab word in every sentence if you wanted. Ultimately it’s up to you where you place these words, but simply trying to work them into your sentences will improve your familiarity with them, and transform your content into must-read material for your blog’s readership. One little suggestion is to use grab words to create suspense.
It’s easy to take your content from mundane to awe-inspiring with just the usage of a few simple words! Imagine the possibilities creating customer grabbing content will deliver you. By utilizing some of these phrases, you can make your content flow, draw readers’ eyes down the page, and ultimately sell them on your idea. It’s that easy!
Sunday, September 27, 2009
How to Keep Your Reader’s Attention Using “Grab Words”
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Use WGA Patch Crack to escape updated version of Windows Genuine Advantage Validation Tool
For those who are using pirated copy of Windows XP Professional and who do not have any respect for originals, here is the piece of news you were waiting for. You can download and apply the WGA crack patch which will make your system as if it was legally purchased software when validation is performed and you will be able to download any updates from Microsoft Download Center.
There are two WGA crack patches available -
1. Supremo Phantom version of WGA crack which is a standalone executable application (download Supremo Phantom WGA crack v1.9.40.0)
2. Deep Space 9 version of WGA crack which uses batch script to apply the patch. (download Deep Space 9 WGA crack v1.9.40.0)
Once you have applied WGA crack patch, you will be able to download any updates from Microsoft updates, Windows updates and Microsoft Download Center. You won’t get any notification nag and annoying messages.
WGA applies to Windows XP and Windows Vista. Although WGA does not apply to Windows 2003, Windows 2000 and Windows 9x family, some downloads and updates may require these validations.
Note – Supremo Phantom version of WGA crack and Deep Space 9 version of WGA crack has been tested with ZoneAlarm to find that they do not contain any virus/trojan.
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Wednesday, September 2, 2009
How Many Posts Should You Show On Your Blog’s Front Page?
It’s not a topic that I’ve written about specifically before so let me write on that topic now for you and open it up for some discussion (looking forward to seeing what others think).
I’ve never put a lot of thought into the number of posts on a blog’s front page before and think that it probably varies a little from blog to blog.
There are two main factors that I like to achieve on a blog’s front page:
1. Highlighting a variety of posts - my personal preference is to have more than one or two posts on the front page so that when new readers come to it they are more likely to find something that interests them to read.
While blogs with just one post on the front page are definitely ‘cleaner’ and can be quite visually pleasing I worry a little that they miss out on connecting with readers who come and don’t find that one post to connect with them.
2. Not too much clutter and length - I find this hard to achieve and it’s a balancing act with point #1 - but I don’t like to have my front page as being too long or too overwhelming.
As a result I try to use ‘excerpts’ on my front page - giving readers the title and a taste (a paragraph or two) of each article and the option to click a link to read more.
While I know some bloggers don’t like these excerpts/extended entries (some believe blogger do it to increase page views) I do it simply so I can highlight more posts on the front page and shorten the length of the overall page.
Another option is to use larger segments of your posts in ‘feature posts’ and to show shorter excerpts from other posts (or even just titles).
It’s a Balancing Act
As with many aspects of blogging - it’s something that you need to balance. Some blogs lend themselves more to featuring full posts on front pages, others can get away with excerpts more. Some blogs have 20-30 posts on the front page while others just have one.
I guess it’s partly personal preference and partly working out what works with your topic and readership.
What’s Your Preference?
How many posts do you have on the front page of your blog?
Do you use excerpts or full posts on the front page?
Why have you made the decision as you have?
Posted by Vicky at 12:45 PM 0 comments
Monday, August 24, 2009
5 Tips For An Unbreakable Password
Despite the current wave of identity theft and corporate security breaches it's amazing how very few people treat their passwords with any level of seriousness. Most computers users, both at home and in the office, see passwords as a nuisance and therefore make them as easy to remember as possible. This can be a catastrophic mistake.
There are certain specific guidelines you need to follow to choose a safe and secure password. Use the following tips as a 'how to' on making your password secure.
1. Your password must be alphanumeric. That simply means a mixture of numbers and letters such as xpf2778z. Why? When a hacker tries to break into a system they often use what are called dictionary or brute force hacks. A dictionary hack is an application that simply uses standard words and word combinations in an attempt to guess your password. For example many computer users use the word 'password' as their actual password. A dictionary hack would crack that password in a few moments. Using alphanumeric passwords increases the number of possible password combinations by millions.
2. It should be 6 - 8 characters in length. The longer the password the harder it is for a hacking program to get around. If your password was abc then there are 6 possible password combinations. If your password was abc123 there are now over 720 password combinations possible. If your password was abc1234 there are now almost 6,000 possible combinations. Never, ever use a short password only comprised of letters.
3. Never use personal details in your password. People often use their home address, their age, husband or wives name, their social security number or their date of birth. These are incredibly easy to get access to by either a fellow employee or potential system hacker. Your password needs to be secure and hard to guess and personal details meet neither of these criteria.
4. Do not write your password down anywhere. Keeping a record of your password for somebody to find is as dangerous as keeping a copy of your ATM pin number in your wallet beside your ATM card. Create a memorable password that you'll have no problem recalling. This is not as hard as it sounds and if you jot some password ideas down you'll quickly come up with some good ones. Obviously burn the piece of paper you jotted your ideas down on.
5. Do not use the same password for more than 90 days. Create several variants of the same password and recycle them every 60 - 90 days. This adds an extra layer of security to your data. By recycling your password frequently you make your data 1000% more secure. You'll notice that most large corporates force their employees to change their password every month for this exact reason.
Hopefully these tips will help you choose a password that's both safe and secure and that you'll have some fun creating your new passwords too!
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Labels: Computers N Internet, Tips
Using Your Computer To Track Your Money
If you want to keep track of your money using your computer, there are several options out there for you. Computer software such a Microsoft Money, Quicken, and GnuCash can help you track your finances, do your taxes, or plan for a big purchase such as a car or home. Whether you just want to keep a simple household budget, or run the accounting for a small business, modern day financial software is the answer to a lot of the tedious chores involved with finances and accounting.
The two most popular suites of tools for Microsoft Windows based computers are Microsoft Money and Intuit Quicken. Both of these packages have their plusses and minuses, but are both robust solutions that will most of the most common financial tasks with ease. If you are in the market for a new desktop or laptop computer, you should factor in the inclusion of financial software into the purchase price. The majority of vendors will include one of these two products in the purchase price of a new machine, so if you are shopping for a new computer and have a preference between these two applications, be sure to read the fine print when you are shopping.
Macintosh and Linux users are not left out in the cold when it comes to financial software as well. For the Mac there are several to choose from, including Intuit???s Quicken Mac and MoneyDance. Both of these packages have been around for several years. Quicken is more common, and due to the fact that they cater to both PC and Mac machines, they have a larger market share and installed user base. MoneyDance is a bit newer, but has its share of fans in the Mac world.
For those of you out there into the open source thing who are most likely running the free and open source operating system, Linux, there is an open source solution out there for you as well. GnuCash is an excellent, robust personal finance application for *NIX based machines. Not only is it intuitive and easy to use, but it is freely available with source code! That???s a deal that can???t be beat!
No matter what kind of computer you use at home, if you want to organize your finances and simplify your accounting, be sure to look into the different software packages that are out there for the various operating systems that can help make you more productive, organized, and most importantly, profitable.
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Labels: Computers N Internet, Tips
How Can a Broadband Cable Benefit You?
We are now well ensconced in a time when the Web is riddled with graphics, animations, sounds, and videos, bringing about a necessity for superior internet access such as that which broadband can provide. The fact is that anything less than the speed supplied by a broadband cable has become inadequate for today?s Web users.
Of course, if you use the internet only once every so often, you wouldn?t be as heavily dependent upon high-speed internet access as is provided by broadband, however, if you?re a regular user, it?s virtually a necessity.
But wait a minute?even though you use the internet, it doesn?t mean you know exactly what this high focus form of internet access actually is. So lets start there. In essence, broadband is a very fast form of internet connection. Broadband Will provide you with a noticeably faster internet speed than a dial-up connection.
Broadband used to be a challenge only because of it?s limited availability, however, today there are many ways that you can have a much faster connection. The delivery methods of broadband have been expanded to the following types of broadband cable:
- Copper telephone wires
- Cable TV wires
- Radio microwaves from local base stations
- Satellite microwaves from geo-stationary satellites
Now lets look at why this faster style of internet access is actually better. The benefits of broadband actually include much more than faster downloads. Broadband is the connection that is always ?on?. As soon as you start up your computer, it?s already connected to the internet. For anyone who has waited for a modem to dial up and connect, the advantage of this is quite apparent. Furthermore, broadband allows you to download movies, music, and web pages that were virtually inaccessible in practical terms when using dial-up.
But the benefits of broadband aren?t just felt by individual users. Businesses, governments, schools, and communities can all experience the superiority that broadband cables can provide.
Here are some examples of benefits for each of those types of organizations:
- Businesses will notice an increase in productivity when large data files transfer quickly and directly among local and head offices, no matter the distance between the locations. Moreover, with the popularity of net-meetings and videoconferencing, a face-to-face meeting becomes entirely possible without the travel costs.
- Schools can now offer equal opportunities to their students no matter their location or funding. A student in a remote community is now able to use a broadband connection to receive violin lessons from the same revered instructor as a student in a large city. Moreover, rural students can take virtual field trips and see the same fascinating and educational museums as city kids.
- Local governments are now enjoying broadband benefits that let them provide one-stop shopping for town business transactions, as well as licensing, permits, billing, and utility payments.
- Communities have been quick to jump on the broadband band wagon to promote their local historical and other various tourist attractions. No other marketing resource reaches as far and as effectively as the internet.
There are so many fantastic benefits to a high-speed, broadband internet connection, that it is becoming as ?basic? a need as a computer in today?s society.
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Saturday, August 22, 2009
Uploading pictures in Blogger - advices
There are two different "ways" of using pictures in Blogger:
1. pictures uploaded in Blogger Post (or gadget/widget)
2. picture used in Blogger HTML layout (for Blog design purposes)
PICTURES IN POSTS
Uploaded pictures HAVE to be stored (hosted) somewhere. When you upload a pic from your computer into Blogger Post, it will automatically be stored in your default Picasa account that comes in a package with your Blogger account.
► in Blogger, you'll click on Upload Image button, Browse for the pic on your comp (machine), and Upload it...
But if you take a better look, you'll notice the other option in Upload pop-up window:
Add an image from the web gives you the option to upload a picture hosted somewhere else on the web (using direct link), be it from your existing Album (Photobucket, Imageshack....), or the one you will create."Why do I have two options anyway?"
Picture storage - in default Picasa (pics uploaded from your computer), you have a storage limit of 1GB. If you exceed this, picture's will be broken. Your options are:
- upgrade Picasa account (you'll have to pay)
- combine with uploading pictures from a free picture hosting services
Picture size - if you upload the pics from your computer, not only they are stored in Picasa by default, but they are also automatically re-sized and compressed. Blogger has 3 options:- small (width is 200px)
- medium (width is 320px)
- large (width is 400px)
They will show up in their full size when clicked on, but in the post, you can only choose from these 3 options.
Uploading images hosted on a free picture hosting services, you will have better manipulation of the picture appearance in the Blogger post, without automatic re-size or compression.
WHERE TO HOST YOUR PICTURES?
Well, probably you already have an account somewhere, but the important thing here is to get the Direct Link to our hosted pic. When we've done that, we can use this Link either:
► in Blogger Post (gadgets/widgets)
► or in HTML of the Blog template (custom design tweaking)
I'll make a list of my personal favorites when it comes to Free picture hosting. So, in this order:
Tinypic.com, owned and operated by Photobucket.com, is a fast, simple, reliable and free video and image hosting site. Personally, I love it because of it's short URL address, and unlimited bandwidth. Other features:► the image size limit is 1600 pixels (either width or height)
► images and videos on your account will not be removed
► unlimited storage, hosting period and bandwidth!
Create an account, and start uploading. Just be careful to copy the Direct Link, and use it in your Blogger Blog Post, or HTML. Here's a few screen shots:


ImageShack.us is an intuitive and easy-to-use free media hosting service. It can be used to upload images, flash files, and videos. It's free, but you also have the upgrade option. Features:► each image you upload must be less than 5 MB in size
► your files will be available forever (if you have an account)
► unlimited storage
► unlimited bandwidth for videos and slideshows, and allows each hotlinked image 300 megabytes of transfer per hour
Create an account (1 minute), upload pics, and get the Direct Link for your Blog. Here's how it looks like:


Photobucket.com is a famous media-sharing and hosting site where you can upload and store your images and videos. You can choose to have either a Free or Pro (paid) Photobucket account. By default, a new account is Free. Features:► free accounts users limited to 1MB file size and max. resolution of 1024 x 768px
► up to 1 GB of space for images and video clips
► free accounts are allowed 25 GB of bandwidth per month
Create an account, and enjoy all the additional features Photobucket is offering...In order to get the picture link for your Blog, check this screen shots:
Click here for Upload instructions (official help)
..and make sure to get the Direct link of the files you're use in Blogger:
There are also many other fine services around, and it's only up to you which one you will use...These services offer much more than just image upload, but that's another story...Smile!
Posted by Vicky at 11:21 AM 0 comments
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Access Gmail Even When It Is Blocked [How To]
Tired of your office or school officials blocking Gmail? In today's How To section, we give you a sure shot, step by step guide on How to unblock Gmail.
The whole idea began when Google decided to give Gmail as an addon in iGoogle. When you add the Gmail gadget to igoogle, all your mails are routed through the igoogle address (google.com) instead of gmail.com, thereby defeating all filters that block gmail.com domain. So unless your office/school have blocked google.com, this method should work for you.
Here is what you should do:
- Sign in to iGoogle with your Google account.
- Signup for iGoogle Sandbox.
The new version of iGoogle which supports Gmail is offered only in iGoogle sandbox, which is aimed at developers testing out the new iGoogle gadgets. However, you too can use it by signing up here.
Enter your First Name, Last Name and email address and hit Submit. You'll be taken to the new iGoogle page. - Add the Gmail gadget.
Click on Add Stuff on top right hand corner of the screen, and add the Gmail gadget. - There is no fourth step. You're done.
If everything went correct, your Gmail inbox will be seen on the iGoogle home page. Click on any email to open it in full screen.
Currently, the iGoogle Gmail gadget provides options to read, compose and archieve your mails, but Labels are not supported.
So what do you think of this post? Did it work for you? Or did your system administrator read this post much before you did? Tell us about it in the comments.
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Sunday, August 16, 2009
Introduction to Guest Blogging
Introduction to Guest Blogging
How to Use Guest Blogging to Increase Blog Traffic
Guest blogging is used by bloggers as a way to network with other people within the blogosphere, grow relationships with other blog readers, and increase traffic for their own blogs. There are two primary types of guest blogging:
Guest blogging on your own blog: When someone writes a post for you to publish on your own blog. That blogger will typically contact you and ask to provide a guest post to you, or you can contact a blogger you like and request a guest post.
Guest blogging on someone else's blog: When you write a guest post to be published on another blogger's blog. Typically, you contact a blogger whose blog you enjoy and ask if you can provide a guest post contribution.
Whichever way you participate in guest posting is effective in terms of growing the audience for your blog.
How Guest Blogging Increases Blog Traffic
When you write for another blog, you're introducing yourself to the entire existing audience for that blog. With that in mind, it's important to submit guest posts to blogs that are established with a steady flow of traffic. On the other hand, when someone writes a guest post to appear on your blog, you can be sure he or she will promote the guest appearance and drive traffic to your blog. You'll have the opportunity to establish a relationship with that blogger and expose new visitors to your blog at the same time.
Bottom Line About Guest Blogging
Guest blogging is a win-win situation for both bloggers involved. It helps to grow traffic for both blogs and strengthens blogger relationships. Don't be afraid to ask for guest posts from bloggers whose content you enjoy (and who you think can write a post relevant to your blog's audience) or to ask if you can write guest posts for them.
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Wordpress.com vs. Wordpress.org - What's the Difference?
What is Wordpress?:
Wordpress is a free software product that is quickly becoming the most popular blogging software on the Internet.
Wordpress.org vs. Wordpress.com:
Wordpress is available in two forms. Wordpress.com is an Open Source software meaning it's free for anyone to use and modify to meet their personal needs (in this case, to create blogs). Since it's free, it does have limitations. Alternatively, Wordpress.org provides the software to create your blog, but Wordpress.org does not host your blog on the Internet for you. You will have to pay a separate hosting provider to obtain a domain name and host your blog online. Using Wordpress.org with a paid hosting service provides maximum flexibility and customization.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Between Wordpress.org and Wordpress.com:
Following are some factors you may want to consider before you decide to start your blog on a paid host with Wordpress.org or Wordpress.com (free):
Monetization and Advertisements:
Wordpress.com does not allow you to include advertisements of any kind.
Customization:
Wordpress.com provides a limited amount of space and customization options (although enough for most beginner bloggers).
Knowledge:
Wordpress.org requires more technical knowledge than Wordpress.com.
Future Requirements:
If your blog becomes popular, switching to Wordpress.org requires moving your blog and obtaining a new domain name and URL address.
What Features Does Wordpress Offer Bloggers?:
Wordpress provides a simple interface to allow even the most technically-challenged people to start blogs. The software includes a variety of features including:
Custom themes
Integrated stats tracker
Spam protection
Auto-save
Spell check
Tagging
Automatic ping
Various sidebar widgets
Multiple authors
Plug-ins
Support
Wordpress.org also allows for advertising, a custom domain, custom email addresses and more
Wordpress Tip from our Logs Guide:
If you have trouble deciding between starting your blog on Wordpress.com or Wordpress.org, you may want to consider starting a practice blog on Wordpress.com first. If you've never started your own blog before, playing with features and testing effects on a practice blog is a great idea. Your practice blog could be on any topic you love simply to learn how to blog and learn the Wordpress software. After a few months, when you feel comfortable with the software, it should be easier to decide if you want to stick with Wordpress.com or switch to Wordpress.org for your 'real' blog.
Wordpress.com vs. Wordpress.org: Consider Your Blogging Goals:
Choosing between starting a free blog at Wordpress.com or paying for hosting so you can start a blog at Wordpress.org is a decision that should be based on your long term goals for your blog.
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6 Questions Bloggers Should Ask Themselves When Choosing a Blogging Software
Choosing a blogging software can be confusing because on the surface, the various blogging software products such as Wordpress, Blogger, TypePad, Moveable Type, LiveJournal and more are quite similar. Following are six questions to ask yourself before you select your blogging software to help you make the best choice to be a successful blogger.
1. What Are Your Goals for Your Blog?
Do you want to blog for fun or are you trying to make money or build a popular, highly-trafficked blog? The blogging software you choose is largely dependent upon your goals for your blog. Ask yourself the following questions to determine your goals for your blog:
How much space will you need to store your blog's images and content?
Do you want to display ads on your blog?
Do you want to add forums and other features to your blog?
2. Do You Need to Significantly Customize Your Blog's Design?
Blogging software varies in terms of its ability to allow bloggers to customize the appearance and layout of their blogs with logos, specific fonts, designs and more. It's important that you determine the amount of customization you want and need for your blog before you select your blogging software.
3. Are You or Is Someone You Know Technical?
Different blogging software platforms require varying amounts of technical skill and knowledge. While there are blogging software options that even the most technically-challenged people can navigate and use successfully, many of the blogging software packages that provide advanced customization and features require at least some technical ability.
4. Will Your Blog Have Multiple Authors?
Some blogging software platforms are easier to configure with multiple authors than others. Determine your author needs before you choose your blogging software.
5. Do You Need Custom Email Addresses Tied to Your Blog's Domain Name?
If you want to have email addresses customized to match your blog's domain name than your blogging software options are more limited. Even if this is something you may not need in the short term, it's important to think about it now before you choose your blogging software.
6. Do You Have Money to Spend Each Month on Blogging Software and a Blog Host?
Your budget will have a significant impact on the blogging software you choose. While there are many free blogging software platforms available online, those free blogging programs typically offer limited features. Although those limited features are usually adequate for the average blogger, they may not be enough for your blog depending on your long term goals for it.
Posted by Vicky at 12:42 AM 0 comments
Saturday, August 15, 2009
Your Privacy is at Risk! Normal Data Deletion on Computers, Phones, etc may Not be Enough!
Do you have private Photos and Videos in your Phone or Computer which you don’t wish to share to others? or Have you taken a private video/photo and deleted it, thinking it will be safe from leakage? Well, deleting a file using your device’s normal deletion process will not delete it forever. Yes, that is right, traces of that file will still remain in your memory device and it can be used to restore/recover the original file. A lot of people had suffered from this security leak, even famous personalities, wherein they had their phones or laptop repaired not knowing the dangers ahead. Next thing they know, their privacy has already been invaded. In this post, I will show you how vulnerable your privacy is, and how to protect it.
I made an experiment on this which will prove how vulnerable we all are from privacy intrusion. First I created a small Video file using my Phone’s built-in video camera and then deleted it right after saving. I then took out the memory card and open it with my computer. Normally, the file was not there. I then used the program GetDataBack and looked deep into my memory card. After 5 minutes of scanning the memory device, the deleted file was detected and was already fully recoverable in just a few clicks.
The Solution:
Below are free utilities and software applications that will securely delete your protected data. It is not a complete list however it provides you enough tools to use on different situations.
Posted by Vicky at 9:28 AM 0 comments
Labels: Tips
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Common CV bloopers you should avoid
A study conducted by TeamLease Services, a staffing company, has found that candidates while trying to make their resumes different and impressive only end up making blunders in the process.
TeamLease analysed more than 500 resumes across different levels, job profiles and industries over the month of July 2009 and found that more than 90 per cent of them had errors (grammatical, spelling, typos, etc).
"Candidates today are trying to make their resumes different and impressive, so that they stand out. In the process, they end up making major blunders. It is often funny, but the situation is sad and points to the grim reality of poor resume writing. A badly written resume ends up in the dustbin, completely knocking out the candidate's chance of getting a job," says Surabhi Mathur-Gandhi, general manager, Permanent Staffing, TeamLease Services.
During the course of the survey, these are some of the bloopers that popped up quite often:
~ Areas of Strength: My background to date has been centered on grooming myself as a well-rounded person.
~ Notice Period: Minimum Two (1) Month.
~ Skills: I am Quietly forceful, original and sensitive.
~ Languages Known: English (Good), Malayalam (Native), Hindi and Tamil
~ Career Objective: Seeking a final placement in any organisation to utilise the plethora of skills I have developed during my whole career.
~ Family details: Father -- Death
~ About myself: I laugh easily, but do not suffer fools gladly. I expect the same effort from others as I give myself.
~ Objective: To consistently develop by learning and sharing skills with a focus on the ultimate objective in order to achieve higher goals in conjunction with the growth of the organisation and to set a name and be recognised in the industry.
~ Profile: To prepare the whole film production plane and financing plane.
~ Film Production: Hindi Future Film "Aapka Saathi", Hindi Future Film "Yeh Kaynath"
~ Weakness: Fresher
~ Interests: Open to learn, make others laugh & feel happy, enjoys the nature.
~ Call support executive: My key role is to handle customer queries. I have extensive experience in solving capabilities and have the ability to satisfy client.
~ Biography: Marital Status - Yes
~ Summary: I have lazy guy i wont wake up early in the morning in call centre means there will be shifts i will be thinking abt work only more i can wake up soon i like to work in night shits more
~ Pubic Relations with various people for the project like the consultants and the society members
~ Sailing the computer's accessories of different company
~ Address: Near Majjas Bust stand, Kalpataru estate, Andheri East, Mumbai [ Images ]
~ To always spread positively within the branch and reduce the grape vine.
~ Follow full cycle -- identify and partner with the client, secure a job opportunity then source the appropriate talent pool, massage the interview process through hiring negotiations and close the project including final payment collection
~ Marital Status: Marriage
The study was conducted on various resumes received from different cities, across industries and levels. It was observed that resumes are being written in great haste and little or no attention is paid to detail. Also, candidates, in an attempt to impress, are going overboard.
The study goes on to state that many candidates do not realise that a poorly written resume is severely affecting their job prospects, as companies generally do not share the reasons behind rejection.
"Proper assessment, skilling, training and grooming are the need of the hour. Candidates need to be made 'job ready' and training to present themselves better through verbal and non-verbal communication will go a long way in shaping their career," says Surabhi.
Posted by Vicky at 8:56 AM 0 comments
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Is It Time To Quit Your Job
One of the main reasons why an individual is unsuccessful in their job is the fact that they do not like their work. If you don’t enjoy what you are doing you are much less likely to put as much commitment, effort and enthusiasm into your work as you would if you liked your job. If you agree with any of the following questions, you may need to consider leaving your job and pursuing the world of online marketing and freelancing. It is relatively easy to earn money from internet, but if you don't love doing that, don't.
1. My job is boring, I just wait for the clock to reach 6pm so I can go home but the day seems to last forever.
When you work at home and start earning online, you don’t need to worry about practicing a 9-6 schedule. You pick the hours you work and when you work them. If you need a break, no one will stop you. You are in complete control.
2. I need more flexible working hours to accommodate my family schedules, but my job is too strict.
You decide how much or how little you work. If you need more money, work extra hours. If you need some time off, simply take it when you need it. Flexibility is a key benefit of working for your self.
3. I keep going from one job to another. None of them seem to satisfy me.
Perhaps regular jobs just aren’t for you? There’s nothing quite like being self employed, it’s both invigorating and provides the ultimate workplace freedom.
4. My salary is far too low, I deserve much more than what I’m being paid.
You set the wage you want to earn, set your rates per hour and work out your business plan. Then work to it as much or as little as you like. This means your earnings are almost limitless; all the money just goes directly to you.
5. My boss doesn’t know what he/she is doing; I wish I could be my own boss.
You can, start earning money online today and become your own boss.
6. I hate having to grab holiday’s a year in advance or fight with other co-workers over a day off. I wish I could just go on holiday whenever I needed or wanted to.
As your own boss you don’t need to ask permission to book a holiday. If you need time off, take it off. It’s up to you when you work.
7. I’m much happier when I’m working online on my computer; I wish I could use that to make money!
Making money online is easy and fun with a little time and effort on your part. If your favorite hobby is computers, you’ll have no problems at all making money.
8. My commuting time is ridiculous and costs me a fortune. I wish I didn’t have to travel to work.
You don’t need to go to an office to work online. All you need is a computer and internet access at home and you can eliminate traveling to work altogether. Just roll out of bed in the morning and there you are!
9. I simply can’t do full time work anymore, I need a part time job that’s flexible.
You don’t have to earn money online full time. You choose your hours and how many of them you do. It’s completely your choice.
10. I’m not happy in my job; I want to do something that really makes me enjoy my working day.
Earning money online can help you to achieve job fulfillment. If you put in enough time and effort overall, your online business can provide you with enough regular income to free up your time and allow you to concentrate on more important and more fun activities. Making money online is easy and fun, once you know how.
Posted by Vicky at 12:44 PM 1 comments
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Sunday, April 27, 2008
How much worth is your blog ? Sell and Buy Blogs !!

Dnscoop, a domain value tool will provide you with the value of your blog when you enter the name of your blog. This value is calculated based on several factors shown above, including: Links, Traffic (Alexa), age of the domain, site category, domain keyword popularity, and overall occurrences of the domain name on the web.You can buy and sell established sites in the dnScoop Marketplace.
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Monday, February 18, 2008
Delete thousands of mails with one click on yahoo
Yahoo giving unlimited mail storage.But when some limit reaches(nearly 20000 mails) your account don't sent and receive any mails.This is due to yahoo giving unlimited storage.So to protect their server from unnecessary storage.So you must clear them daily.But you can delete 200 mails at one click(yahoo old Version).If you have a 10000 mails you have to press delete button 50 times.Its lot of time waste.So here is 4 simple steps to delete your thousands of mails.
- At the right top corner you will see 'switch to new yahoo mail'.So you will be turned into new version of yahoo.(click on images to see large view).

- Then your yahoo account switched to new version.
- Then select delete check box there.Delete all.
- Then your mail box will be cleared.(You can also clear spam and trash.).

- Switch back to old version.(Beside sign out).
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Add more "Authors" and "Owners" to your blog
Here you may got one doubt that
Log in to your blogger account.Then Dash board->setting->Permissions.There you can see blog authors and blog readers.Bellow you can see "add authors".Click on it you can be asked the emails of Authors you wanted to invite.Then the author can be invited and he can post on your blog."But he can't edit and delete" anything on your blog.He plays a role of guest on your blog.
If you can click on "Guest" it can be changed to admin(Red arrow).

That means he got full control on your blog and he can delete and edit anything on it and "He can delete you as Admin".So be careful while inviting others as admin.
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Increase your Blog size from 1GB to More
- Blogger is giving a great opportunity to blog on your favorite topic.Most of the people blogs on films and so they use images of their favorite hero and heroine.They use images in a large amount.
- To post an image on a blogger post you need to upload that image to blogger.Blogger stores that image in its online photo album PICASA.(In your Account).So it takes some size (of course in bits).If they post regularly using this images on their blog,their blog will be full and there is no space further.Since they have only 1G.B.
- To get more size on your blog i.e; more than 1.G.B.Simply change your blog from your one google account to another account.That means change the author of Blog.
- Here is the key for "How to change the author of a blog."
- After change the author "here is the simple and Tricky thing to get more space about your blog." Simply Delete the author of first account.
- Means you have completely shifted your blog from one Google account to another google account.
- So your first blogger images were stored in first google account.So your first google account has complete 1.G.B.Space for images.
- After you have shifted your blog from another google account the images will be stored in your second google account which has the capacity of another 1.G.B.
- So you got another 1.G.B. space for your images.
- So 1.G.B. from first blogger account and 1.G.B. from second blogger account.So enjoy your 2.G.B. space for images.You can increase as much as space you want for your blog by changing the blog authors ( Google accounts).
Posted by Vicky at 3:54 AM 1 comments
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Withdraw PayPal Money Directly to A Bank Account in India for Free
Many of us don’t find ourselves in good health when the question of transferring money through an online medium comes into mind. Everybody wants to feel themselves safe and secure. There are many programs nowadays wherein you can make money online and many of the companies pay via PayPal a well known medium to transfer the money. Earlier you were either required to add the credit card details to enable the PayPal account or you need to provide the details wherein PayPal used to send the check at your mentioned address check that normally took 2-3 weeks for processing. The process was time consuming. But now good news for PayPal users in India. You can now transfer money from your PayPal account to any of your bank account in India directly from the PayPal website. This new e-transfer process normally takes less than a week.Earlier PayPal used to charge $5 per transaction irrespective of the amount on the cheque.But now it had scrapped the withdrawal fees for electronic transfer if the amount withdrawn is more than Rs 7000 and a nominal Rs 50 for small transfers.To transfer your money from PayPal to a bank account in India, all you need is your bank account number and the IFSCI code of the bank branch where you have the account - call your bank customer care service and ask for IFSC code -it’s an 11 digit code maintained by The Reserve Bank of India.
The e-transfer facility from PayPal India is available to anyone having an account in leading banks like HDFC Bank, Bank Of India, ICICI Bank, ING VYSYA Bank, Axis Bank (formerly UTI Bank), State Bank Of India, Canara Bank, Union Bank of India, HSBC , Citibank India and Standard Chartered Bank.
Before you withdraw the amount from PayPal to your Indian Bank account, ensure that name of the bank record and PayPal matches else the transaction will not go through and PayPal would also charge Rs 250 as a processing fee.
PayPal offers another option for Indians who hold a Visa credit card or debit card - you can withdraw funds directly to your Visa branded credit, debit or prepaid card.This service is available since long.It has an intelligent currency manager built-in. PayPal manages your payments in multiple currencies. Accept, make payments or maintain a balance in one of these currencies:
Canadian Dollars,Euros,Pounds Sterling,U.S. Dollars,Yen,Australian Dollars,New Zealand Dollars,Swiss Francs,Hong Kong Dollars,Singapore Dollars,Swedish Kronor,Danish Kroner,Polish Zloty,Norwegian Kroner,Hungarian Forint,Czech Koruna,Indian Rupees
Is PayPal Income Taxable in India - If you are earning online income through blogging or any other program and your money is deposited in PayPal you must declare the PayPal money while filing the Tax Returns in India.
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Wednesday, January 9, 2008
10 Tips To Repeat Website Traffic
Running a successful website means getting a lot of things correct. One of the most important though is traffic, once you start getting the visitors to your website you want them to return. Here I have written 9 basic tips that will help you make sure your visitors return.
1. Make sure you update your pages regularly. Dormant websites will be dropped by search engines. Be sure to add a date and time stamp to your pages, this way you know how long the current page has been up without being updated.
2. Offer your traffic some extra value on your site. If you have an affiliate products or products from your partners place them on your website. As long as they relate to your business and they are not in direct competition with you.
3. Give your visitors discounts if they join your newsletter. Put an opt-in option on your website so they can sign up.
4. Add a bookmark or add to favourite’s link on your website.
5. Be sure to include a `Tell a friend` script so visitors can easily email your website to their friends.
6. Make your website brandable with a memorable logo. Add contact us links on each page.
7. Add a privacy policy to your website this makes visitors feel secure…
8. Add a FAQ page with the most commonly answered questions relating to your products. Often people will leave if they have to email for support.
9. Make sure your websites pages have an appropriate title and the correct keywords.
10. Never ever spam a client’s email address just because they are in your newsletter opt-in.
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