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When purchasing a Christmas tree, the most environmentally favorable choice is a real Christmas tree. The ecological advantages of a real Christmas tree over an artificial Christmas tree are numerous.

Production of oxygen

Each acre of Christmas trees produces the daily oxygen requirement of 18 people. With over 500,000 acres of Christmas trees in the United States, that translates into nine million people a day supplied with oxygen from these trees.

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Did you notice that video sites serves up over 300 million video clips per day? It’s true…people are flocking to online video sites in droves, and they are watching so many videos, that even network television is worried that they’ll become timeworn and obsolete.

While the majority of videos are posted by amateurs looking for laughing kicks, notoriety and 15 minutes of online fame…a savvy Internet marketer will find that this strange technology can be used to drive traffic to websites by the thousands.

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6 Tips That Will Turn Your Visitors Into Buyers
By Parimal Patel

Need some help getting more sales?

If you’re still struggling to turn your website visitors into paying customers, there’s a good chance your salescopy could use some “tweaking.”
After all, your salescopy is the part of your site that does the “heavy lifting.”
It needs to establish the problem you’re solving… carefully explain why you’re the best person to solve that problem… outline the benefits of your solution… all while gently leading the reader toward making that crucial buying decision.
So if you have low conversion rates on your site — and you suspect your copy is the culprit — here’s my list of six “must-have” copy elements that EVERY website should contain…

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It seems like the world is going wireless these days, including the banking and trading industries. Wireless banking and trading is still in its infancy stage, and one must keep up with new products, new technological breakthroughs, and developmental aids to help with transitions from the old to the new. Standards are changing for APIs (interfaces), gateways, security methods, screens, operating systems, browsers, handheld devices, and different bandwidth requirements. All these changes reveal risks to systems and consumers. Wireless banking and trading can be risky, lengthy, and complicated to develop and use. Interfaces must be able to connect backend systems already in place, and application servers have to accommodate all protocols and devices.

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What is the reason you’re writing the article? The point is to get visitors and traffic to your website. The only place you can provide a pathway to your website is within your articles resource box. So you need to write one that will get a click.

One way to do that is to give the reader a reason to click. Maybe you just wrote a Pulitzer prize winning article on stock car racing, but you need more than a URL in the resource box to get them to continue to your website. Readers need a reason so give them one. Tease them with additional articles or tools, such as “For 10 Things You Must Know About…”

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Internet Cookies -

The main use of cookies is to remember user preferences and customize the user’s browsing experience. When you visit a website, you may be asked to fill out a form providing information, such as name, email address, interests, etc… This information can be packaged as a cookie and stored on your machine by your web browser for later use. The next time you go to the same website, the server can ask the web browser to retrieve information from the cookie. The server can take the information gathered from the cookie to present a custom web browsing experience for you, save passwords and remember your preferences.

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Netscape is Better than Digg

..or, at least in my opinion it is.As the new version of Netscape is just over a year old now, it seemed like a good time to fairly compare Netscape and Digg, the 2 most popular social news media sites. Pronet did a good job going over the basics of Netscape, as they did for Digg as well.

By the Stats

Digging further into the details - yes - Alexa, Compete, and anyone else that covers stats clearly shows Digg as the winner. As of 7/19/07, Alexa ranks Digg as 95 versus Netscape’s 569 ranking.
But wait…what about Page Rank?

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E-cards (or electronic greeting cards) have become a popular, convenient and inexpensive method of sending greetings to friends, family and business associates for many computer users. Currently, there are thousands of e-card companies. E-card companies are becoming increasingly creative with many including options to add audio, video or animations to your messages. With e-cards increasing in popularity, they are now being heavily to download spyware and perpetuate Internet fraud on unsuspecting users.

A legitimate looking e-card, once clicked on and/or downloaded could actually contain spyware, spam or a computer virus. Some examples of this include: displays of obscene images, pop-up ads, launching of adult websites or spoofing of your email address to send e-cards to others (making them appear as if they came from you).

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