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WebProWorld Members,
Social media can be a wonderful thing but lately it just seems to cause problem after problem.
Recently, a high school senior got expelled for using a certain curse word on Twitter.
The teen was not at school when he wrote his post nor was the post toward anyone specific or even the school.
How can a school possibly do this?
If the teen had put this while at school or directing it towards someone, sure have a talk with him, but even then, is it worth expelling a student over? In my opinion, no.
Schools should not be allowed to patrol students' personal networks and give out consequences for it.
Sure, they can make it a rule to not be on the networks during school hours but after that, should they have any control?
| Tiffany | |
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 A Grey Hat Facebook Strategy To Build Popularity
As Anthony (Tony) Robbins said in his book Unlimited Power - Emulate Success!
And so that's the idea we can keep with us while heading down road to success with Facebook marketing. The strategy is simple. If your (website and) Facebook page is about "transcendental meditation", simply find other Facebook pages on the same topic of meditation or transcendence and from there, emulate their success.
What that means is that you should Like the page, and if you find they have a decent sized following, stick around and see what they're doing to get so many comments, Likes and shares. If you find that your page on the same topic(s) is dry, try re-writing some of their posts in your own words and see what happens. At first it will take time but with perseverance you should find that people are beginning to digg your posts and arebecoming interested what you have to say.
Here's another example: let say you love Jennifer Lawrence with all your heart and mind and have decided to create a page after her, visit other pages related to the movie industry (and are even talking about her) and emulate the types of posts that those pages are posting. If those pages have found interesting Hollywood news articles about her and shared them, do the same (remember to revise).
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What's most cost effecitve way to advertise Affliate sites apart from Adwords?
I'd like to know what the most cost effective ways to advertise Affliate sites are apart from Adwords.
I got my Adword campaigns not approved by Adwords and I believe they have been too much picky lately.
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callw.org - In with the new, and in with the old
About a year ago I asked the forum to suggest points for consideration on this site, and received some very good ones, which either quickly or eventually got implemented. Over the past year the site has been partially recast in HTML5, and that which is not, is at least valid HTML5 markup. Just like the completed sections, the full transformation will come along in time.
I've also played with the CSS to enhance the old site as much as one could within reason, and without disruption of the old layout. The real work has been done on the server side, where much of the old fixed HTML has been supplanted with template snippets, made to reduce duplicate blocks of static code, and also be smart enough to have some location awareness for the purpose of highlighting buttons and tabs. The entire site utilizes a single 'smart' footer include, and pulls PHP from single, 250 line library. As before, some pages are index.php containing only the PHP needed for that 'TAB', and to direct traffic, but now they also hand off some of the load to the library.
By bringing full scale uniformity to the static and generated pages of the site, I've found that the site is much smoother and quicker than before. Error tracking is a cinch, and most editing and updating is now done on small, dedicated includes rather than the main page, making for less page breakage (and more predictability) during updates.
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