Posted on 03 March 2012 by Tea Server
Is it true, they say, that human’s cannot live in isolation? Could it be that it is truly our nature to flock together like birds of a feather? If that’s the case, then it explains a lot about the…
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Posted on 22 February 2012 by Tea Server
El pasado Diciembre fue un mes complicado para todo. Para ver cine también. Pero bueno, aquí está lo poco que ha caído.
Lo mejor, sin duda, El tren de las 3:10 (2007), una de vaqueros clásica, amable y con personajes tópicos pero muy bien logrados. Sin nombre (2009) también es una buena peli que habla sobre la inmigración ilegal y el mundillo de las maras latinoamericanas. No profundiza en en ninguno de ambos terrenos, pero lo poco que cuenta parece creible y se deja ver bastante bien.
Para acabar, El último gran día (2009) cuenta la historia de un anciano amargado y con fama de cascarrabias que decide celebrar su funeral antes de morir para invitar a todo el pueblo y dar cuentas de su pasado. No me llegó, lo siento…
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Posted on 15 February 2012 by Tea Server
Product2Brand’s social media training courses will give you hands-on, practical tuition for making the most of your blog and social networking such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube. You will learn the pitfalls of using Social Media and things not to do as well as best practice for spreading your message and engaging your clients within a cohesive social media strategy. The Social Media training is led by marketing and internet marketing professionals with real-world experience of implementing Social Media campaigns for business.
Package1: Four hour taster set up sessions
Price per person at Product2Brand
Price per person at client’s premises *(Clients use their own pc – min No 5)
On completion of this taster session delegates will have:
A basic overview of social mediaSet up a Twitter account and have a basic overviewSet up LinkedIn account and have a basic overviewSet up Facebook account and have a basic overview
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Package2: One day social media basics session
Price per person at Product2Brand
Price per person at clients’ premises *(Clients use their own pc – min No delegates 5)
On completion of this basic social media session delegates will:
Understand how to engage clients using Social Media
Know how to spread their messages effectively using Twitter, LinkedIn, FaceBook and YouTube
Be able to monitor Social Media campaigns
Introduction to Social Media
What is social media?
Overview of the latest developments and trends
Blogging
What is a blog and why blog?
Overview of blogging
Making your blog socially compatible
YouTube – how to embed YouTube video
Social Media platforms – how to make the best use of them
Twitter
Profiling a Twitter account
Retweets, hashtags and lists
Managing and enhancing Twitter with apps & tools
LinkedIn
Your profile
How to build connections
Using groups to drive traffic and access your markets
Getting recommendations
Facebook
How to use Facebook to aid your business?
Developing a Facebook profile
Setting up a group vs. setting up a page
Facebook apps to share content
Monitoring your Social Media Performance
Where are the people you want to reach?
What are people saying about you?
Analytics and stats tools
Course Pre-requisites
Prior to attending this training course you should have:
A good understanding of the web
Remote access to e-mail – you will be setting up new accounts during the course.
Twitter, LinkedIn & Facebook accounts already set up
Package3: Two days – Social media strategy and advanced setup session
Price per person per day at Product2Brand
Price per person per day at clients’ premises* (Clients use their own pc – min No delegates 5)
On completion delegates will:
Understand how to develop their own social media strategy
Understand how to develop a social media map
Be able to set up accounts in Ning and other selected social media
Be able to use some more useful tools such as Ping, Hoot and Social Oomph
Day one – Understanding what social media strategy is and how to link it to your marketing and business strategy
Review your existing marketing strategy
Consider your marketing strategy in the context of the web2, digital marketing, SEO, PPC and social media landscape
Niche marketing via Social Media networks
Exploring Groups and Meta Groups
Develop your social media marketing objectives and strategy
Build a social media map relevant to you your strategy
Day two – Creating your own social network
Integrated web services
Social Networks and Business
Social media analytics and measurement
Services provided by Yahoo, Google and OpenID
Set up LinkedIn groups, Facebook ads, Twitter lists and other tools, Ning groups and other social media
Use of Ping, Hoot, Social Oomph and other Twitter tools
Course Pre-requisites
Prior to attending this Social Media Training course delegates should have:
A good understanding of the web
Remote access to e-mail – you will be setting up new accounts during the course.
Twitter, LinkedIn & Facebook accounts already set up
Contact us on our Website or on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Posted on 11 February 2012 by Tea Server
Me hice con un wok hace un par de añitos y la verdad es que no le saco mucho partido aparte de un par de recetas facilonas. Esta es una de ellas que, todo hay que decirlo, se prepararía igual en sarten o cacerola, pero como va de rollo oriental parece que así mola más. A ver que os parece.
Troceamos el pollo en daditos y lo salpimentamos. El arroz se cuece en agua con una pizca de sal, un chorrito de aceite y dos o tres cucharadas colmadas de canela. A los 12 o 13 minutos de empezar a hervir lo escurrimos y lo reservamos. En el wok bien caliente y con un poco de aceite de oliva echamos la cebolla y los pimientos troceados y los champiñones limpios y laminados. Cuando el champiñón pierda el agua echamos el pollo y, cuando esté doradito añadimos el arroz bien escurrido y salsa de soja al gusto. Mezclamos todo bien durante un par de minutos y listo.
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Posted on 28 January 2012 by Tea Server
Are all your social media accounts connected and optimized? One of the main reasons why businesses have a low follower base results from the lack of information on the site. Make sure the profile pictures and bios are concurrent throughout different platforms, and that they clearly describe your purpose and intent. Another way to optimize your social media presence is to focus on target keywords. By using keywords in status updates and Tweets, visitors can easily find your social media sites.
You may already be sharing relevant content on your social media sites. But if not, it’s never too late to start. It is vitally important to publish consistent, useful content on your sites, as it shows active engagement with the audience. One important tip is to keep your content away from self promotion or spammy links, as this will discourage visitors from your site.
If someone compliments you in real life, it’s highly likely that you will reciprocate and respond. However, many people forget this step with regards to social media. When a fan or follower responds to a Tweet or status update, make sure to reply and thank them. By engaging with the audience, the business is able to form and nurture relationships with their readers. Remember, social media is not simply just for self-promotion: it’s also a great way to connect with your audience.
One way to increase your audience is to reach out directly to the target audience. Follow others that are in the same industry and niche as your business, as well as prospective customers. Make the first step by connecting with others: by connecting with others and showing interest on their sites, this may lead followers back to your own.
It’s highly unlikely that a prospective follower will simply stumble upon your site. Therefore, make your social media accounts easier to find by spreading and promoting through various channels. Place social media links on your website and blog, and provide content that leads back to your sites. Another way to make your social media accounts more visible is to place widgets and sharing buttons wherever you can, such as blog content and email signatures.
Do Check: The First Step in Starting Your Social Media Marketing Campaign
Rachel Hyun Kim is a writer on topics ranging from medical billing software to document scanning. She writes for an online resource that gives advice on topics including VoIP phone systems for small business owners and entrepreneurs at Resource Nation.
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Posted on 24 January 2012 by Tea Server
“Las familias viven con tremendo desasosiego la búsqueda de colegio para sus hijos, es una decisión vital muy importante y hacen todo lo posible para lograr plaza en un centro que se adecue a sus preferencias y valores. El verdadero fraude se da cuando los padres eligen un determinado colegio y acaban teniendo que ir a otro que nada tiene que ver con el tipo de educación que desean para sus hijos.”
Lucía Figar, Consejera de Educación de la Comunidad de Madrid en una minientrevista en el tebeo La Razón. La pregunta en cuestión que se le hace es que si está perseguido el fraude de padres que falsifican datos para conseguir plaza en un determinado colegio. Ya saben: empadronamientos falsos, certificar enfermedades inventadas, etc. y que me registren si “nuestra” Consejera no está justificando plenamente este tipo de prácticas con su respuesta.
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Posted on 22 January 2012 by Tea Server
SAMAA TV’s Maya Khan likes to move it, move it. She likes to compensate for all the years no one frAndship requested her on Facebook, Orkut, MySpace, Google+, YouTube, LinkedIn and real life by stalking innocent couples. She likes to ignore the existence of brothels and full scene night clubs hosted by some large media [...]
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Posted on 19 January 2012 by Tea Server
El siguiente documento es una recopilación en un archivo único de la Introducción a IPv6 que di el curso pasado a mis alumnos del módulo de Redes de Área Local (Ciclo Formativo de Sistemas Microinformáticos y Redes) Se trata de una introducción básica al nuevo espacio de direccionamiento del protocolo, unas notas sobre la forma de empezar a trabajar con él en windows y en Linux, una práctica sobre la forma de hacer un túnel desde Linux (que ya había dejado por aquí) y algún apunte sobre el estado de implantación en nuestro país que puedes ampliar aquí o aquí. Ahí queda por si a alguien le viene bien:
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Posted on 16 January 2012 by Tea Server
Hello everyone!
Its been a long time since you would have heard from me on this medium. We’ve moved to using Facebook, LinkedIn and our direct mailing lists for communicating with you all.
So just wondering if anyone is still seeing this? If not this blog will be removed permanently in the next few weeks. Cheers and God bless you all!
And remember to sign up to our mailing list!
Fazal
B Solutions
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Posted on 27 December 2011 by Tea Server
Anyone in SEO knows the part social media plays on increasing traffic. This development has sparked changes in 2012 that will require more use of social media in SEO strategies. With the increase in monitoring social media interactions and the ease of seeing the following a site has, Google and other search engines will be adding social media in their analytics next year. So how will this affect websites and blogs?
Social Media will be required:
In the past you could utilize social media sites such as Facebook or Twitter. Those days will soon be over. Social networks will be used to increase and decrease page rank within Google. This means if you are still holding out on creating a Facebook page or Twitter account, or haven’t really done anything with the one you have, you may want to revisit it and get some following.
Small Blogs and Sites:
In some circles, the smaller mom and pop blogs and sites are growing in popularity. In the following year the new analytics will get these low budgeted high quality sites more exposure. No matter the size of the SEO budget or knowledge in marketing, these small blogs will be able to increase page rank simply by networking socially. Even though social media will play a large part in page rank and SEO, it is still advised to add it to an already solid SEO strategy rather than depend on it alone.
Interactions will help more:
Merely having followers and fans is not enough. Another SEO change will be the interactions between the site and its social media contacts. This is simply a way for search engines to determine the true amount of value a site has. Engaging your followers in conversation, debates, and commenting will increase the credibility more than it does currently.
Do Check: Social Media Marketing: The First Step in Starting Your SMM Campaign
Social Media Management will be Key:
Between Twitter, Facebook, Google+, and LinkedIn, it can get overwhelming. When the new set of analytics comes out for page rank, there won’t be room for too many errors. How you manage your social media will play a big part in how well you do. You will want to create a routine, schedule, reminder, or set of rules for you to follow in order to assure all the sites are updated and running like clockwork.
Experimenting may help:
After you have completed the building of the social media section of your SEO plan, you will need to determine what is working and what isn’t. Just like the content on your site, what you post will determine your following. Track and measure your efforts on your social media sites and see what works and what fails. Optimizing your pages will assure you get and keep the following that Google is looking for.
New Tools for Social Media:
2011 was a huge year for social media and 2012 won’t be any different. With new procedures and requirements come new tools to help make it easier. Expect to see a lot of tools designed for monitoring, posting, and assisting you in your social media SEO. Don’t shy away from these tools. Do your research, get reviews and see which tool will help you in the long run.
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Social media is a large part of the internet today. More people spend time reading their friends Facebook status than they do reading the news. In SEO this is going to lead to success for your site or blog. Embrace the social media wave and make it work for you.
Web designer Mark Williams also writes for mintleaf studio in Melbourne, Australia. As a freelance writer, he is able to bring a fresh perspective on many topics like this one.
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Posted on 26 December 2011 by Tea Server
A few weeks ago, I advertised the need for 5 ABM’s on LinkedIn, to a humbling response. At the moment we’ve narrowed down and hired 4 of the hundred’s of applications we received. In one week of interviews with each and every candidate, one thing was very clear to me … monetary rewards have finally [...]
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