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10 Rules For Australian Web Designers
This article is guest posted by Mathew Carpenter.
The rules of web design have been written and rewritten 100 times over. With technology constantly changing the nature of web design, trends come and go, and what were once fundamentals of design are now remnants of the old ‘net. These ten tips will help bring Australian web designers into 2009, and out of the 20th century mindset that all too many are operating in.
1. It’s not 1996: Tables are long gone.
There was a time when tables were a major part of any successful website. Back before ideas like cleanliness and usability, tables were a great way to sort information on a website. The problem is, what worked back then now looks a little boxy and utilitarian. New web designers and developers should focus on clean design rather than a design sorted by tables.
2. Lose the marquee text.
You know what marquee text does?
Click here to continue readingHow To Be Happy
This may be a bit weird to say the least.
But I really feel that this is important because this has changed me. It has changed me in so many ways.
Keep in mind though that I’m not a psychologist or a Criss Angel student, I’m not really the master in these stuff.
Anyhow, Let’s start…
The Root Character Test
What I’m going to do is just ask you a couple of questions – as much as possible, be honest. Your answers will tell a lot about you.
Here they are…
(answer them one by one before looking to the next question)
If you had one thing to choose in your life to feel that life is worthwhile, what would that be?
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Now if that thing is in your life, what would that allow you to do?
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Now let’s say, you got that thing in your life exactly the way you want it to be. What would that make you
Click here to continue readingHow I’ve Improved My Life By Creating 3 Simple Habits
This article is guest posted by James Blogger.
I define thought habits, a.k.a. mental habits, as being thought trails that you regularly (as in habitually) travel down. An example of a thought habit you might have may be accidentally leaving it too late to indicate while driving, or interrupting others’ conversations. Annoying thought habits can be accidentally developed through our lives, but we can also purposefully develop habits that can benefit us and improve our lives.
In these past few months, I’ve concentrated on building up three major thought habits:
1. I have as much right as everybody else
I used to be a pushover. Not in your regular, considerate way, but more your “oh, it’s ok if my living is somehow harming you; I’ll just go kill myself” way. Believe me, it was not a great way to be. So I started to consciously continually follow three simple steps in my life to
Click here to continue readingTo Be Or Not To Be An Internet Marketer
This article is guest posted by Melanie Bremner.
I have been in business online for approximately six years now. When people ask me what I do for a living and I respond “I am an Internet Marketer.” They always have that certain look on their face to say “Uh huh. Meaning…you’re a dreamer who works real hard for little or no pay.” Quite often the response I get back is “So why don’t you get a real job?” To this comment I am always offended. I have a real job. I am my own boss. I have to work twice as hard to find my own work and get paid, but the benefits are all mine to reap.
Although, I admit the first five years of my online business was spent more in trial and error, with not much money to see for my efforts, I saved all of my knowledge and
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This article is guest posted by James Barnes.
I got to thinking about one of Carl’s emails….about how, as a web site owner(I own/run 12 different web properties), you can get some pretty simple questions from folks that are just starting out. They tend to ask many of the same questions over and over again. Even with web sites in different niches, when you come up #1 in the serp’s(search engine result page) for anything, someone is bound to ask those questions eventually. Could some of them been my competitor? I’m more than sure a few were!
So, In the spirit of giving back what was gave to me, I offer to anyone just starting out, this humble guide of how I got started, and continue today, making money online. But Be warned. I’m an idiot when it comes to writing, so be prepared for run-on sentences and grammar problems, ok?
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This article is guest posted by Kenneth Elliott
I read an article yesterday that explained the many trials and tribulations that Internet entrepreneurs go through. The article centered on lasting effects, staying the course. I hear of so many people who broadcast these info commercials that in effect promise thousands of dollars a day with little to no work. Well, unless there is a crystal ball or a major platform for these types of websites “Don’t Believe Them”.
Internet marketing/affiliate marketing takes a lot of time and efforts in the beginning. It’s like the turtle and the rabbit. Yeah, there are those that will begin with a fast pace but those who maintain the steady pace will win the race. Usually, the ones that start out with a fast pace burn out or just don’t finish the race. They fall out of the race in a month or two. That is what
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Carl Ocab is one of the most successful teenage bloggers on the net. But remarkably, Carl was just 13 years old when he rose to fame with his hugely popular “make money online” website: www.carlocab.com
Hi, my name is Carl Ocab or as many call me, the “Kidblogger”. I’m a 16-year old kid from the beautiful archipelago Philippines.