Varun-Ki-Disha

Encyclopedia of my thoughts

  • Home
  • Bite Me
  • Buddies Corner
  • Explore Me
  • My Sheesha Corner

Types of Web Hosting Services

Posted by admin in July 12th 2008  

It is an Intenet hosting service provided by various companies which lets people access a particular website through the medium of internet . Companies that provide space on a server which is previously owned by them to their clients are known as web hosts , thus providing internet connectivity.

Web hosts also provide connectivity to Internet as well as to those servers they do not own .

# Various Types of Hosting

There are basically ten types of hosting services. They are listed below as under :-

1. Free Web hosting service
2. Shared Web hosting service
3. Reseller Web hosting service
4. Virtual dedicated Server
5. Dedicated hosting Service
6. Managed hosting service
7. Colocation web hosting service
8. Clustered Hosting
9. Grid Hosting
10. Home server

# How to get hosting of your site done ?

Usually internet hosting is provided free of charge with the internet access plan . Firstly customer needs to analyse and specify the requirements of the application which he wants and then the hosting he wants to be done . There are many web hosts which provide Linux based web hosting service offering a wide range of different software .

The customer may want some other services in additional to this like : databases or multi-media services for streaming media , email for their business domain . The customer can chose linux as well as windows for its hosting platform . The customer still can choose from PHP, Perl, and Python but may also use ASP .Net or Classic ASP .

Once you get your hosting done , there are many options u can get it for website as today there are different companies which provide us with the hosting services but if u feel things are not working according to you then it’s the time for a new web host.

We may find many companies which are into the market today and provide good services as well but only few reach up to the mark . This means only few companies have excellent facilities , excellent services etc. This whole process is recognised by the company with sense of humor .

No Comment
under: Entertainment
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

Baby born with eight limbs

Posted by admin in June 17th 2008  

A two-year-old girl worshipped as a goddess after being born with four arms and four legs is taking her first steps since having her extra limbs removed.

Little Lakshmi Tatma had a life-saving operation to remove her headless conjoined twin in November year.

Families in her remote village in India believed she was the reincarnation of the eight limbed Hindu goddess of wealth and fortune Lakshmi.

Lakshmi Tatma

Two-year-old Lakshmi Tatma takes her first steps after surgeons performed a life saving operation eight months ago to remover her parasitic twin

 Lakshmi

Worshipped: People came from far and wide to pay their respects to the little girl

Her parents were reluctant to agree to the operation for fear it would bring bad luck until doctors told them she would struggle to survive into her teens without it.

Now the brave youngster is learning to walk for the first time eight months after the successful 27-hour procedure.

In an extremely rare case, Lakshmi was joined at the spine to what is medically known a ‘parasitic twin’.

Lakshmi Tatma

Lakshmi was joined to her parasitic twin at the pelvis, leaving her unable to walk

Lakshmi

She could not use the twin’s arms and legs, but the conjoined body fed on hers for oxygen and nutrition.

Each body had one kidney, with the twin’s transplanted to Lakshmi during the operation.

Lakshmi, whose progress is being monitored by American television’s National Geographic Channel and ABC, now attends a school for disabled children.

She will need more surgery on her spine and on her feet, which were turned inwards.

Lakshmi Tatma

Lakshmi’s parents initially believed the surgery would bring back luck, until doctors said she was unlikely to survive into adulthood without it

Lakshmi Tatma

Families in Lakshmi’s remote Indian believed she was the reincarnation of the eight limbed Hindu goddess of wealth and fortune Lakshmi

No Comment
under: Weird Stuff
Tags: arms, baby, feet, girl, india, kidney, limbs, medical, National Geographic Channel, reincarnation, surgery, transplant, twin, weird
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

Aishwarya rai as a sex worker

Posted by admin in June 9th 2008  

According to a source plans are afoot to bring Ash and the ethereal Meryl Streep together in an American production of Chaos.

Says a source, “They ran the concept with Meryl and Ash and they were game .They need to Americanize the theme because Chaos was a very French movie. But yes, in principle Ash is on for this film.”

Another international project that Aishwarya has given the nod to is Roland Joffe’s Singularity with Brendan Fraser.

Speaking on Singularity Ash says, “I’ve asked them for the final draft of the script. Now the time factor has to be worked out. The time they want is devoted to Mani Sir (Ratnam)’s project.

New dates have to be worked out. There’re so many projects that I want to do but because of the dates or a delay I can’t. There’re only that number of assignments I can take on. I’ve never done more work that I can do. I never can.”

In the meanwhile Aishwarya gets ready to shoot for Shankar’s Robot and Mani Ratnam’s film with Abhishek.

Informs the actress, “There has been a little delay in Shankar’s Robot because of his writer Sujata’s death. That has delayed Robot a bit. All kinds of rumours have been floated about the project.

The dates situation does get tighter for me because I was supposed to shoot Robot now and Mani Sir’s film a little later during the year. We just have to work under a tighter schedule now.”

No Comment
under: Bollywood, Entertainment
Tags: aishwaraya, american, Ash, Bollywood, bollywood gossips, Bollywood news, Brendan Fraser, chaos, ethereal Meryl Streep, film, hollywood, hollywood gossips, Hollywood news, Hot, meryl, movie, roland joffe, sex, sex worker, sexy
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

Winter Solstice Date : World Coming To An End On 21 December 2012

Posted by admin in June 2nd 2008  



Most of us are not archaeologists or astronomers, anthropologists or astrologers. Yet the majority of what is written about one of the most exciting and relevant subjects of our day - the approaching Winter Solstice 2012 end-date of the Mayan Calendar - appears in words aimed at specialists and couched in language that can be hard to read. This article is written for the Everyday Earthling who may be hearing a lot about the Mayans, their calendars, hieroglyphs and mysterious temples scattered throughout the jungles of Mexico, Guatemala, Belize and Honduras

Let us begin with some questions. Why is there so much talk about the “end of the Mayan calendar” and what does it mean? Is there something significant we should know about the Winter Solstice date of December 21, 2012? How were the Mayans able to track long periods of time and why would they want to? Why should we care about the Mayans today? Is there anything we can learn from them? I’ll begin by sharing how my own interest in the subject developed and go on from there.

I first learned about the Mayans in 1987 from Jose Arguelles’ book The Mayan Factor. It was during the months leading up to the event known as Harmonic Convergence that Arguelles, artist and visionary, introduced me to the 20 Mayan daysigns and the thirteen Mayan numbers - and to the wonderfully engaging and mysterious 260 day Mayan ceremonial calendar, called the Tzolkin (pronounced chol-kin). My pursuit of knowledge about pre-Columbian culture had begun.

A great deal of scientific and visionary research work has been done about the Mayans, so I started reading. I learned that the Mayans tracked cycles within cycles within cycles of time. Their calendar acted as a harmonic calibrator, linking and coordinating the earthly, lunar, solar and galactic seasons in an aesthetically simple and elegant manner. The provocative simplicity of the daysigns and the sheer harmony of the calendar drew me in. Then a landmark article by John Major Jenkins appeared in Mountain Astrologer magazine in 1994, revealing for the first time in our era the true meaning of the end-date.

Is there something significant we should know about the Winter Solstice date of December 21, 2012? Yes. On this day a rare astronomical and Mayan mythical event occurs. In astronomic terms, the Sun conjuncts the intersection of the Milky Way and the plane of the ecliptic. The Milky Way, as most of us know, extends in a general north-south direction in the night sky. The plane of the ecliptic is the track the Sun, Moon, planets and stars appear to travel in the sky, from east to west. It intersects the Milky Way at a 60 degree angle near the constellation Sagittarius.

The cosmic cross formed by the intersecting Milky Way and plane of the ecliptic was called the Sacred Tree by the Maya. The trunk of the tree, the Axis Mundi, is the Milky Way, and the main branch intersecting the tree is the plane of the ecliptic. Mythically, at sunrise on December 21, 2012, the Sun - our Father - rises to conjoin the center of the Sacred Tree, the World Tree, the Tree of Life..

This rare astronomical event, foretold in the Mayan creation story of the Hero Twins, and calculated empircally by them, will happen for many of us in our lifetime. The Sun has not conjoined the Milky Way and the plane of the ecliptic since some 25,800 years ago, long before the Mayans arrived on the scene and long before their predecessors the Olmecs arrived. What does this mean?

Due to a phenomenon called the precession of the equinoxes, caused by the Earth’s wobble that lasts almost 26,000 years, the apparent location of the Winter Solstice sunrise has been ever so slowly moving toward the Galactic Center. Precession may be understood by watching a spinning top. Over many revolutions the top will rise and dip on its axis, not unlike how the Earth does over an extremely long period of time. One complete rise and dip constitutes the cycle of precession.

The Mayans noticed the relative slippage of the positions of stars in the night sky over long periods of observation, indicative of precession, and foretold this great coming attraction. By using an invention called the Long Count, the Mayans fast-forwarded to anchor December 21, 2012 as the end of their Great Cycle and then counted backwards to decide where the calendar would begin. Thus the Great Cycle we are currently in began on August 11, 3114 B.C. But there’s more.

The Great Cycle, lasting 1,872,000 days and equivalent to 5,125.36 years, is but one fifth of the Great Great Cycle, known scientifically as the Great Year or the Platonic Year - the length of the precession of the equinoxes. To use a metaphor from the modern industrial world, on Winter Solstice A.D. 2012 it is as if the Giant Odometer of Humanity on Earth hits 100,000 miles and all the cycles big and small turn over to begin anew. The present world age will end and a new world age will begin.

Over a year’s time the Sun transits through the twelve houses of the zodiac. Many of us know this by what “Sun sign” is associated with our birthday. Upping the scale to the Platonic Year - the 26,000 year long cycle - we are shifting, astrologically, from the Age of Pisces to the Age of Aquarius. The Mayan calendar does not really “end” in 2012, but rather, all the cycles turn over and start again, vibrating to a new era. It is as if humanity and the Earth will graduate in the eyes of the Father Sun and Grandmother Milky Way.

Why should we care about the Mayans today? Is there anything we can learn from them? The trees give us oxygen to breathe and help create the nourishing rains upon which we depend, sustaining life. We are missing these rains in places where the trees have been cut down or burned. Fires begin that nature can no longer extinguish. For the Mayans, trees were intermediaries between the physical and spiritual worlds, and absolutely essential to life. They believed that without the tree man could not survive and that “with the death of the last tree comes the death of the human race.”

The ancient carved stones and the stars themselves tell us we are on the brink of a new world age. There is no reason not to take a leap of faith into imagining what may be in store. We may trust that it is time for humanity to awaken into a true partnership with each other, with the Earth, and the Cosmos. By accepting this partnership we may claim our birthright and become Galactic Citizens who care for and sustain the planet, thus sustaining ourselves. This is clearly the challenge of our times. Yet, arriving just in time and on schedule is the Winter Solstice dawn on the day we may remember that we are truly Children of the World.

No Comment
under: Entertainment, Rumor
Tags: 21 December 2012, ancient carved stones, anthropologists, archaeologists, astrologers, astronomers, cosmic cross, earth, end of world, Mayan Calendar, Milky Way, stars, UFO, Winter Solstice date, World
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

William Shakespeare a Jewish woman in disguise : Claims John Hudson

Posted by admin in May 29th 2008  

Amateur Shakespearologist John Hudson is not the first to question whether the actor William Shakespeare was actually the author of the body of work we’ve come to know as his, but Hudson is the first to suggest that the true author was a Jewish woman named Amelia Bassano Lanier.

Of Italian descent, Bassano lived in England as a Marrano and has heretofore been known only as the first woman to publish a book of poetry (”Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum” in 1611) and as a candidate for “the dark lady” referred to in the sonnets.

Hudson is the first to argue that she’s the true author of those sonnets.

He is so convinced of Bassano’s authorship that he formed a theater company, The Dark Lady Players, to bring out, through performance, the true meanings of the plays as, he argues, Bassano intended them.

The theory rests largely on the circumstances of Bassano’s life, which Hudson contends match, much better than William Shakespeare’s did, the content of “Shakespeare’s” work. But Hudson has also identified technical similarities between the language used in Bassano’s known poetry and that used in “Shakespeare’s” verse. And he has located clues in the text - recently noted Jewish allegories and the statistically significant appearance of Amelia Bassano Lanier’s various names in the plays - that he says point to her as the only convincing candidate for the author of Shakespeare’s work. (For more details, visit www.darkladyplayers.com.)

And Hudson’s no charlatan. Holding numerous degrees from various prestigious academic institutions, in a range of specialties from Shakespeare and dramaturgical theory to sociology and anthropology, Hudson has spent most of his career as a cognitive scientist, restructuring the communications industry and inventing new industry models - exactly what he is now doing with Shakespeare. So prepare to rethink everything you learned in your high-school English classes.

Rebecca Honig Friedman, who blogs at jewess.canonist.com, recently caught up with Hudson for a chat.

Rebecca Honig Friedman: In your mind, is this the hugest literary hoax ever pulled off or the worst example of a man stealing a woman’s glory?

John Hudson: I don’t think this is a hoax. It is a stratagem she used to get her work published, as many other women have done, by having their work published under a man’s name. In Elizabethan London, women could not write original literature at all, let alone plays, so this was her only option.

RHF: So do you consider it a triumph on Bassano’s part?

J.H.: The example I use is that of the Pharos Lighthouse of Alexandria. In order that his name might be known, the architect Sostratus had his name carved on the stone base, then covered over with a piece of plaster with a dedication to the king. In time the plaster fell away, revealing the architect’s name. Amelia’s strategy was to leave behind a preposterous case for William Shakespeare, which has now fallen away, revealing the true creator who is now at last visible.

RHF: How much knowledge of Jewish texts was Bassano likely to have as a Marrano and a woman?

J.H.: There was only one Talmud known in England, in the Westminster Cathedral library; however, talmudic teaching was also oral, so individual quotes could have been transmitted that way. There are several quotes from the Pirke Avot, which was available as a standalone volume in Latin, as was the Zohar.

There were women scholars at the time, including one who was a distant relative of the Bassanos: Donna Ana (Reyna) de Nasi continued her mother’s vision and support for Torah scholarship, and in her 50s set up a printing press at Belvedere Palace that published a dozen Hebrew books from 1592 to 1599, including an allegorical drama and a talmudic treatise.

RHF.: Why would Bassano have written sonnets about herself as “the dark lady”?

J.F.: The Sonnets have several voices, and the so-called dark lady sonnets are written to herself in the third person, describing a woman whose cheek is gray and whose breasts are dun.

RHF.: We are told that Shakespeare’s works are timeless. But your staging of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” and the upcoming “As You Like It” puts a specific, time-bound spin on the plays. Are you not damaging their appeal - even their genius - in some way?

JH: Some directors anachronistically set the plays at the North Pole or in outer space or in a Mafia village. They therefore destroy and suppress the allusions that the plays contain and make them impossible to discern. I understand why directors who do not understand the plays might resort to such misleading devices. But they should do so no longer, and should use their staging to reveal what the author really meant.

RHF: Many actors seem to enjoy the fact that Shakespeare was an actor, too. Does the idea that Bassano has written the plays change that aspect of their appeal?

J.H.: All the world is a stage, and this was especially true at the Elizabethan court, where courtiers were constantly creating and performing meta-theatrical dramas to persuade the queen about various issues. This is where the author learned his or her highly developed sense of theater, and as a Marrano passing in a Christian society, she had to act every moment of her life.

RHF: Your theory adds a new layer to the manipulation of gender roles in Shakespeare’s plays, doesn’t it?

J.H.: Yes, the Shakespearean plays have more examples of women characters dressing up as men than in the whole of the English theater up to that point. Now we know why

No Comment
under: Entertainment, Rumor
Tags: actor, author, Bassano, Elizabethan court, england, gender, interview, Jewish, John Hudson, Shakespearologist, theater, William Shakespeare, women
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

Shocking Surprise Big B pee in his pant

Posted by admin in May 28th 2008  

While it is true that IPL is sucking most of the oxygen out of the market right now, the TRP rating fiasco has nothing to do with that. Big B simply lied.

Just to clarify. TRP is not an absolute measure like for example one inch or one cm is. It is therefore not universal nor portable. The measure is limited to the boundaries of its market and to the time period for which the calculation has been performed. In short, TRP ratings is a complicated dynamic calculation. It is valid ONLY for the market for which it was been calculated for. Also it is valid ONLY for the time period for which it has been calculated for. Overtime as the number of channels within a market changes and as the overall TV viewership changes, so does the implication of these ratings. Hence a score of 1 today is not the same as a score of 1 yesterday. Therefore we cannot use ratings from 3 years ago to compare ratings with shows running today.

Even after knowing the above, Big B wrongfully used TRP ratings to lie and to make it appear that his KBC had more viewership. Just so that you understand this, let me repeat, SRK’s KBC had more viewers than Big B’s KBC yet had a lower TRP (because over 3 + years all the factors had changed).

When Big B was caught, he responded by peeing in his pants ) See below.

No Comment
under: Bollywood
Tags: abhishek bachchan, aishwarya rai bachchan, Amitabh Bachchan, Bollywood, Bollywood news, indian premier league, ipl, shahrukh khan
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

What is Blog Marketing?

Posted by admin in May 15th 2008  

Maybe you have just read something about how Blogs can help you establish a web presence, but you are not sure how to start. Here is a guide and a few tips to get you started and increase your Internet traffic. Blogs can help any business, but they require research, maintenance, and creative writing skills.

Firstly, decide if a Blog is right for you by visiting Blogs. Go to Blogger, then use the search Blogs function. When you arrive at Blog Search beta, enter keywords related to your particular business niche. You must have passion about your specific niche in order to keep posting about it.

A tour of Blogs will open your mind to the number of different conversations about your niche and the variety of approaches to Blogs. You will notice that some Blogs have many posts about a specific subject. These “Bloggers” are excited about their subject and that is why they attract traffic. Some Blogs run like an open diary, and at this time, most don’t have anything to do with business or marketing.

The constant posting and reciprocal linking between Blogs are just two of many reasons why Blogs are successful “traffic magnets.” If you are in business, you may elect to have a Blog similar to those on Blogger or you might have a web host that already has this feature with your web site package. The Blog attached to a business website is really more of a “Corporate Blog” concept, but you can use this approach as a tool to draw much more traffic to your current web site.

You should discuss your options with all interested parties, your web master, and web designer. You don’t have to have an outside web designer or web master in order to start a Blog, but if you already have people in place, why not get an informed opinion.

Let us assume that you have chosen a path at this point. Gather any past articles that you have written about your business, modify them for keyword content, and start posting. The more often you post, the better it will be, and posting daily is optimum.

When you post articles, include the URL of your Blog. You might want to add a signature similar to this.

FREE (Your Business Niche) Report.

FREE (Your Business Niche) Newsletter.

Visit: (Your Blog)

FREE CONTENT: If you are a web master, blogger, e-zine, or Internet publisher, and can use quality content, please feel free to use my blog entries (articles) - Please be sure to reprint each article, as is, and please include the resources in the above paragraph. Thank you, (Your Name).

Every time someone posts one of your articles with your resource box, that’s one more link back to your Blog. If your articles or Blog entries are perceived as valuable, you are creating more traffic for yourself. Most of the web sites that post your articles will be from the same or a related niche. These become valuable links because their readers are already interested in your article topics.

You should also include your Blog URL at the bottom of all your Emails as a standard part of your signature with your name, address, telephone number, and other contact information. If you have room on your business card and stationary, please make room for your Blog URL.

Lastly, a content rich Blog is a great compliment to any Email marketing campaign. Unfortunately, reaching interested prospects and customers by Email is not what it used to be. Over aggressive spam filters throw out a good percentage of legitimate Email, but an interesting Blog will keep your customers and prospects coming back for more.

No Comment
under: Computer, Search Engine Optimisation
Tags: blog marketing, constant posting and reciprocal linking, designing a blog, earning for blogs, Email marketing campaign, how to increase traffic, how to promote blog, post articles
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

20 Funny Things That We All Do

Posted by admin in April 25th 2008  

When walking down the street, entering a house, picking up a book or even just surfing through the web using your laptop or your personal computer, there are so many things we do without even thinking of them.

In this article, I have pointed some of the funniest and oddest human behaviour that even you do.

1) Why does the glue in a tube not stick to the tube itself?

2 ) Academic research has detailed reports stating that from a group of four men or women one will most certainly have a mental ailment of some kind or the other. Think about this calculation: if you have three normal friends, then you, unfortunately are the fourth one out. In other words, the fourth person with a mental illness is none other than you.

3) Why do we press down hard on the remote control even though we know that the batteries are weak.

4) Watched old (and even newer descriptions in film) about Tarzan. If he is supposed to be living in the wild, what happened to his beard?

5) Switched those bulbs that are enclosed in tight plastic shutters? Have you noticed that whenever you go to do that there are always dead bugs inside? How did they manage to get there?

6) Why can’t we ever manage to open a plastic bag on the first attempt?

7) Why do they use sterilized needles when injecting a convict on death role?

8) Why does a bank take interest on money when your account is overdrawn. From where do they think you are going to pay them? If you had the cash you would have used it, wouldn’t you?

9) Why don’t we ever hear jokes about father-in-laws?

10) When statistics claim that the sum of all the stars in the sky are about four billion, people believe it. But, when someone sees a sign on a park bench or board stating “wet paint”, they must verify this?

11) How many times will be keep coming back and opening the door to the fridge when we are hungry? Do we really think that food will appear there miraculously?

12) Why does Superman stop bullets with his chest but ducks if after the bullets are over the gun is thrown at him?

13) I’m sure you’ve heard of the evolutionary claim that mankind has evolved from monkeys. Before I am to believe this, I want to know that if this is so why are monkeys still roaming earth?

14) If you are sitting by a table and something is accidentally falling off, don’t try and prevent its fall. Why? Every time you try, you will accidentally hit and break something else.

15) Why did the Japanese pilots who were planning to crash into American ships wear helmets?

16) Why do people move a vacuum cleaner over a small piece of thread again and again. Why do we pick it up, examine it and then place it back down and move the vacuum cleaner over it to give it a second chance?

17) How come soap bubbles are always white no matter what the colour of the soap?

18) Is it winter or summer wherever you are right now? Have you noticed that if it is summer we try and make the house as cold as it would be during winter, and if it is winter, we try and make the house as hot as it would during summer?

19) Why is it that whenever you walk past a mattress dealership, they have large signs advertising a big price reduction?

20) Isn’t it silly that when if wandering through one of the large shopping malls someone doesn’t pay attention and the cart they are pushing smacks into your toes, and then they say sorry, all we can think of saying is that no harm was done while your toe is aching.

Before Varun Sharma End:

Above you have run into about twenty or so intriguing incidents on life that I or some friend of mine has come across. Most will be familiar to you. Some might not. But, I hope that each one of them will if not make you at least laugh, bring a wry smile to your face and to your heart.

2 Comments
under: Entertainment, Humor
Tags: 20 best funny situations, Funny experiences, Funny Things
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

Keywords for Search Engines

Posted by admin in April 17th 2008  

If you have been practicing search engine optimisation you probably already know that it is a good idea to include quotes in your keywords and keywords phrases to make your web copy more attractive to the search engines and generate more traffic. You probably also know that is a good idea to put things that your site specifically sells in quotes so that the search engine spiders see you as having exclusive or specialized content or information. However there are a few more tips that come along with creating SEO keywords and phrases that are less well known.

Many SEO experts advise practicing word stemming. This means that when you do find a keyword that works that you should not hesitate to use it in the words different forms. For example take the phrase “SEO optimization”. You might also want to use phrases such as SEO optimizing, SEO optimized and SEO optimizers which branch out linguistically from your original keyword.

Another big tip is to avoid using what are called kill terms. This is just a phrase for conjunctions and prepositions that are largely ignored by the search engines. Common kill terms include a, an and, at, by, for, in, it, of, the too, to, web and with.

Yet another tip is to be aware of case sensitive keywords. When in doubt you should always submit them in lower case. However when it comes to names and places you might also want to put things in their proper cases. For instance if you are searching for Frank Kern you will want to put in Frank Kern as well as frank kern. Some experts even advise putting in a keyword all in caps as in FRANK KERN as many individuals have stuck capital key caps when they search. The search engine that is thought to be most sensitive to case is Alta Vista.

For any further information you can just contact me via Seo Master

No Comment
under: Computer, Search Engine Optimisation
Tags: Keywords for Search Engines, search engine optimisation
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati

10 Tips to Get Traffic Free

Posted by admin in April 9th 2008  

There are many ways to get traffic free on your website. Look at just ten of them:

1.Get Free Traffic by Blogging. You can set up a blog and write blogs about your website, and this method will work. A blog is a website where a person comments on ongoing events periodically and presents a person’s point of view on certain things or events. They are usually linked to websites and can generate a substantial amount of traffic.

2. Get Free Traffic by Linking to other sites and from them. A very popular method, just make sure the content of the site you’re linking to and getting links from is similar to your site, but not the same. Also, ask for the web master’s permission , some of them may have objections if you link to a page other than their home page.

3. Get Free Traffic by writing articles and submitting them to popular ezines. Doing this periodically can bring a lot of traffic too.

4. Get Free Traffic by Enlisting your site into hot internet directories.

5. Get Free Traffic by Participating in forums. Wikipedia classifies forums as a Web application for holding discussions and posting user generated content. Internet forums are also commonly referred to as Web forums, message boards, discussion boards, (electronic) discussion groups, discussion forums, bulletin boards, fora (the latin plural) or simply forums. Systematic participation and having a reputation of the expert may help to drive very targeted traffic to the person’s site.

6. Get Free Traffic by Exchange banners with another web site owner.

7. Get Free Traffic by Search engine optimization. Web masters who are doing SEO are bly divided in their opinions about search algorithms, especially for Google. Nobody really knows them and there are a lot of rumors. One of them - how Google ranks duplicate content. I’ve seen many duplicates that ranked in Google well. There are many other inconsistencies. Some “gurus” complain about complexity of the optimization, others deny these complains saying that there are very few rules that need to be followed to get a good ranking. In any case, search engines keep their algorithms in secret and frequently change them, making SEO harder then it should be.

8. Get Free Traffic by Email marketing. This way to get web traffic free is also very effective. Most of people receiving emails opt to be on the mailing list beforehand and look for news in this particular area.

9. Get Free Traffic by Making a Newsletter.

10. Get Free Traffic by Social marketing strategies. They are the latest techniques that allow to get web traffic free. Web2.0 consists of many elements and a detailed explanation will make this article too lengthy, it is a topic for another article.

1 Comment
under: Computer, Website Traffic
Tags: Blogging, Email marketing, Exchange banners, Get Free Traffic, internet directories, Linking, Newsletter, Participating in forums, Search engine optimization, Social marketing strategies, writing articles
Digg it Add to del.icio.us Stumble it add to technorati
« Older Entries

Pages

    • Bite Me
    • Buddies Corner
    • Explore Me
    • My Sheesha Corner

My Recent Thoughts

    • Types of Web Hosting Services
    • Baby born with eight limbs
    • Aishwarya rai as a sex worker
    • Winter Solstice Date : World Coming To An End On 21 December 2012
    • William Shakespeare a Jewish woman in disguise : Claims John Hudson

My Encylclopedia's Categories

    • Bollywood
    • Computer
    • Entertainment
    • Humor
    • Rumor
    • Search Engine Optimisation
    • Website Traffic
    • Weird Stuff

Recent Comments

  • Rowena Roosewel… in 20 Funny Things That We All Do
  • aartisharma in 20 Funny Things That We All Do
  • rowena in 10 Tips to Get Traffic Free
  • Disha Singh in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…
  • Nidhi in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…
  • poojakashyap in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…
  • Rowena in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…

Subscribes

  • stumble
  • technorati add aol netvibes rojo myyahoo modern freedictionary subrss chicklet plusmo newsburst ngsub wwgthis subscribes

Archives

    • July 2008
    • June 2008
    • May 2008
    • April 2008

Varun Meta Box

    • Log in
    • Entries RSS
    • Comments RSS
    • WordPress.org

Recent Entries

  • Types of Web Hosting Services
  • Baby born with eight limbs
  • Aishwarya rai as a sex worker
  • Winter Solstice Date : World Coming To An End On 21 December 2012
  • William Shakespeare a Jewish woman in disguise : Claims John Hudson
  • Shocking Surprise Big B pee in his pant
  • What is Blog Marketing?
  • 20 Funny Things That We All Do
  • Keywords for Search Engines
  • 10 Tips to Get Traffic Free
  • Ten Greatest april fools day pranks

Recent Comments

  • Rowena Roosewel… in 20 Funny Things That We All Do
  • aartisharma in 20 Funny Things That We All Do
  • rowena in 10 Tips to Get Traffic Free
  • Disha Singh in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…
  • Nidhi in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…
  • poojakashyap in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…
  • Rowena in Ten Greatest april fools day pranks…

Most Comments

  • Ten Greatest april fools day pranks (4)
  • 20 Funny Things That We All Do (2)
  • 10 Tips to Get Traffic Free (1)
Varun SharmaWordPress Theme By Design Software Project
©2006-2008 Varun-Ki-Disha
    Valid XHTML    Valid CSS