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5 Totally Free Website Marketing ToolsI've collected some really cool free products for you that will help with your website marketing efforts. What do I want in return? Nothing! Free Tool No. 1 - How To Keep Track Of Your Google Rank Without Wasting Hours This is a very nifty tool that let's you keep track of where your website is listed in Google.com for your key phrases. You can also input other websites and keep track of them as well (you didn't hear me say 'competitors' did you?). Download it, install it, run it. Simple. http://www.cleverstat.com/google-monitor-query.htm Free Tool No. 2 - How To Check For Broken Links One of the things that can really annoy visitors to your website is if you have links that simply do not work. Well worry no longer! You can now insert the web address of the page you want to check and this brilliant little tool will run off and check every link on your page to make sure that it works okay – how cool is that?! http://www.siteowner.com/badlinks.cfm Free Tool No. 3 - How To Check The Speed Of Your Homepage It's essential that your homepage is optimised so that it loads up on people's screens as quickly as possible. You can use this handy tool to simulate how long it takes your homepage to load up at different connection speeds. The tool will also provide you with some handy tips on how you to speed up your homepage. http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/analyze Free Tool No. 4 - Free Web Tutorials, Reference Materials and Resources For Your Website Whether you have created your own website or someone else has built it for you the following resource is a great place to learn more about web development. Even if you don't develop your own website you can access the free, simple tutorials to grasp the basics of web design. The site has lots of free tools you can just copy and use straight on your website, tutorials on different aspects of web design and bulletin boards where you can discuss problems with other website owners. Bonus Free Tool No. 5 - Seven Part Internet Marketing Course Get a free training course on website marketing that includes a one hour audio seminar, special reports and more here: Enjoy the freebies! Michael Cheney
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And here is another random article you might be interested in... Lobster Trapping for Investment IdeasRecently, my family and I took a trip to Maine to visit relatives. During our stay, we toured the rocky shore lines and took in the beautiful architecture of the old towns. One sunny morning, three generations of Wardlaws boarded a lobster boat and set out on a guided lobster trapping excursion. We quickly learned lobstermen lead a life of hard work and regulations. Over the course of many years, Maine's lobstermen and state officials have established certain criteria to protect lobsters and allow for greater development. With the rules, lobstermen look for "keepers." A "keeper" is a lobster that measures between 3.25 and 5 inches from its eye socket to the end of its back shell. In addition to the precise measurements, the lobster cannot carry eggs nor can it have a notch in its tail (indicating it is a breeding female). The notch is carved from prior lobstermen who observed the lobster's breeding. If the lobster does not fit the criteria set forth, it is discarded and placed back in the waters. As an investor, you constantly look for "keepers." At your disposal is a wealth of information to determine the quality of a position. Depending on your predetermined goals (including risk tolerances and time horizons), you may use a number of measurement tools. If the position does not fit such benchmarks, you may consider moving on to a more appropriate position. For example, among the many rules of measurement, an investor may look toward a mutual fund's beta. Of course the fund's management, its fees, asset allocations and historical performance should play a role as well. For bonds, an investor may consider its maturity, the coupon, its yield to maturity (or call), price, and rating. An investor must also determine the type of bond. Do you prefer a municipal, treasury, or corporate bond? And with regards to stocks, if you have been an investor for any number of years, you know the drill. Between fundamental and technical analysis, you have several traps to pull from the waters. It is important to know the criteria that is appropriate for your portfolio. Remember, some positions may be keepers while others may be discarded. Other articles by this author »
About Kemberly Wardlaw
Wardlaw has been involved in the fields of investments and
insurance for over twelve years. The author's belief is that
familiar life elements best illustrate practical investment
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