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Dear Ross, I'm still not too clear on this whole PageRank thing that Google does. From what I can gather, the incoming…
This morning I received an email from someone who has set up a site devoted to "writing for coaches." We'll call the author "X" to protect the guilty -- and the nave. Here's what we can learn from X's mistakes.
If you simply must have a page on your site ranked #1 on some search engine, build one with turnipberries as the keyword. You'll get a #1 position. And you can proudly show your friends what you have achieved. But if you show it to enough friends, one is bound to ask, "So what?"
If you are a struggling entrepreneur who sometimes feel like you are pushing a 3-ton boulder up a steep hill, costs keep mounting and you are considering giving up, check out the 10 setbacks that Walt Disney faced. Some were financial nightmares that put him millions of dollars in the red and others were just plain embarrassment.
This article will show you how to do two things: 1. Round numbers to the nearest hundredth, with two digits following the decimal point. This can be useful when displaying prices or the totals of orders. 2. Insert commas between every third digit (right to left) for numbers 1000 and larger. This can make numbers easier to read.
If you collect and use any kind of data you probably have some kind of organizing system. Whether you use index cards, a filing cabinet, Excel spreadsheets, or some kind of database program, your system should let you add and change data, delete data, and retrieve data, and it should work faster and more efficiently than if you had to do it by hand.
