Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Can your eye cream treat eye bags too?

I think every woman throw away their mascara at some time in their life and switch over to eye cream to empty the eye bags . The puffiness under the eyes that we call as eye bags appears on every one of us irrespective of the age and profession.

Eye bags are the first indication of wrinkles around the eyes. I know some women ignore eye wrinkles but everyone is concerned about eye bags.

I believe that the puffiness under the eyes can be removed by some eye exercises and by applying lavender oil under the eyes. Cucumber is known to be another effective cure for eye bags. Now, a few eye creams deal with the puffiness under the eyes as well as eye wrinkles are available.

I would advise you to take the eye cream to your ophthalmologist and seek his advice before using the eye cream on you. I was once a victim of bad self-decision.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Guest bloggers wanted.

Somehow, I have no patience for guest blogging even though I know it is a valuable medium to attract targeted visitors, build brand visibility and oneway backlinks.

I did try once writing for one of my favorite blogs and it was rejected by the host blogger. I accepted the verdict because, my style of blogging is just the opposite of the host blog.

I like the freedom of blogging and what the host blogger wanted from me was an article which is just not my cup of coffee (I hate tea)..

I made a blog post about guest blogging in another of my blogs. It is titled, List of 50 blogs that accepts guest blog post.

Go ahead and read it. You stand to gain a lot from it. And don't forget to share it please.

Oh, by the way, I too accept guest blogging provided the blog post is unique. Think about it!

Thursday, August 26, 2010

Stream Music on your Blog with iRadeo

About iRadeo

iRodeo offers the bloggers’ community a free open source MP3 player and online radio streaming platform. You can start streaming your mp3 files with ease, launching your online radio station.

 iRadeo is the simple, easy-to-use technology that allows turning any website or blog into a professional, lively, or altogether unique page. You can even personalize your homepage to have audio that reflects you, or play your own pre-recorded audio files.

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Main Features:


  • ·        Fast and easy setup. Register, customize your settings, and upload to start streaming. No other setup required. You can embed player on any website. Nothing to download and no technical skills required.
  • ·         Unlimited streaming. Stream as many MP3 files as you provide, without any restrictions.
  • ·         M3 tags detections. Auto MP3 ID tag detection and display is built-in.
  • ·         Unlimited listeners. No restrictions on number of listeners at the same time.
  • ·         Complete customization. Complete control of the style for the player, including color, size, types of players and field options.
  • ·         Free downloads for your visitors. Enable your listeners to download each stream.

Why common men don’t buy gold?

A local language magazine took the initiative of conducting a survey among middle class people on what prevents them from investing in gold bullion, which is the safest investment of their hard-earned money.

I appreciate the timely survey because there were complaints galore from majority of people who suffered unbearable loss of their money invested in shares and real estate.

The survey results when analyzed revealed that the main fear of the layman is who to trust while buying gold. It was obvious that people need to be educated about gold rating its market price and global economy that decides the gold price.

The survey also indicated that common man is skeptic to glossy advertisements of gold vendors in television and print media.

They wanted to approach easily accessible gold merchants who care both for his business and for his customers.

It is where the U.S. Gold Bureau stands apart. Through their newsletters, they pass on valuable information about buying and selling precious metals.

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Monday, August 23, 2010

The longest skirt for a bride.

The beautiful bride took everyone by surprise! She descended the staircase graciously in a long white skirt instead of a traditional sari! Though long skirts are the most preferred dress by young women, they are not meant for religious functions.

Nevertheless, the bride’s fair complexion matched her choice of white long skirt. White skirts give an impression of educated look than any other color.

I appreciated her courage to defy the tradition in spite of murmurs of disapproval. I personally went up to express my remarks. At the corner of my eyes, I saw the groom’s face lit up with pride.

By the way, can you call a sari too, a long skirt? I think so, a sari is the longest skirt and it is definitely more graceful than the one you see in the picture below.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Promote your blog through Dagaloo

No matter how popular your blog is, there is always not enough if you are rather ambitious blog owner. So the question on how to spread a word about the site always remains on the bloggers’ agenda. Today, we are going to present a new service, based on a Twitter mini-blogging platform, developed by a respected blogger, Nick Cardot, from SiteSketch 101.  The site is called Dagaloo, and it is described as “an intense social media sharing community”. 

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Here’s the basic concept at the heart of this program: help another user by tweeting out a link to their content and in return another user will tweet out a link to your content. Practical implementation is very simple and straightforward. You join the community (where you sign up with your Twitter ID and password).  You then tweet a link to share another member’s content with your followers.  Each time you send a tweet, you are awarded points.  The point system is based on your Klout score

Then you submit your own content and community members will tweet your links to their own followers and earn credits from you for the effort.

To avoid the system misuse, there is a limit for tweets submission to only 1 tweet per 90 seconds, so hopefully as you browse the site, you’ll take the time to find content that you’re truly impressed with to share with others.

Register and promote: http://dagaloo.com/

Why targetted blogging is difficult?


Even after 5 years of blogging, I find I am still learning the nuances of targeted blogging. Thus far, I have been blogging what comes naturally to me without seriously looking into the aspects of inserting frequently searched keywords.

Every time, I come across profitable keywords, I note them down only to use them in my next blog post but always forgetting to incorporate.

I find I am even lagging behind blog promotion that I was actively involved a year ago. I think I am getting contended with the money I get for doing blogging assignments as a ghost blogger.

So what I planned to do to attract targeted traffic?
I intend to convert keyword rich PLR articles into unique blog posts without disturbing the keyword density. I tried it several times earlier but my natural blogging interfered always.

I have already identified several bloggers who boast of over 2000 email subscribers to their blogs' RSS feed. They are my inspiration. I planned to use their blogs' topic in my blogs.

What do you say? Will it work?