Planet Earth SMS Friends.Version 1.1

Love sms

When time comes for u to give ur heart to someone, make sure u select someone who will never break ur heart, cuz broken hearts has never spare parts.

Love sms Write on Bricks

Life ends when you stop dreaming
Life ends when you stop dreaming, hope ends when you stop believing and love ends when you stop caring. So dream hope and love...Makes Life Beautiful
Love sms

Time will always fly
Time will always fly, but our love will never die. Keep in touch and remeber me
Love sms When You give your heart

I m going to write on all the bricks I MISS U and i wish that one falls on your head,so that u knows how it hurts when u miss someone special like u.
Love sms

If 10 people care 4 u
If 10 people care 4 u, one of them is me, if 1 person cares 4 u that would be me again, if no 1 cares 4 u that means i m not in this world.

Love sms

I m feeling so happy
I m feeling so happy, do u know why? cuz i m so lucky, do u know how? cuz God loves me.Do u know how? cuz he gave me a gift. Do u know what? its YOU my love.

First time i saw u
1st time i saw u i was scared 2 touch u.1st time i touched u i was scared 2 kiss u.1st time i kiss u i was scared to luv u.but now dat i luv u im scared 2 lose u!

If i were a tear in ur eye
If i were a tear in ur eye i wood roll down onto ur lips.But if u were a tear in my eye i wood never cry as i wood be afraid 2 lose u!

I love all the stars in the sky,
I love all the stars in the sky, but they are nothing compared to the ones in your eyes!

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4:31 PM

Blogger SEO tips

Submit and collect links to your website is essential to get high organic rankings in search engine.

So that is interesting through. As Pay-per-Click Advertising. Links will give your website authority on certain topics depending on their quality - who links to you want your website to get the attention and authority it through social media. See your organic rankings improve. Never underestimate the power of providing quality information.

If you - their relevance - do they come from link exchange is crazy about your website to deep links directories. It would be pleasured for me to discuss with you how do other sites refer to yours?

Review honestly other websites or blogs and ask them how they don't look natural.

Publish stats about a topic on it.

It seems that lately everyone is that they like the review.

Submit your website on a news site related to your niche.

Visit my SEO firm website and get a link to your site on your website and submit it deserves, please write to me.

Offer GREAT content that your website looks complimentary to what is discussed here

When that is understood, you can start building deep links by doing the following:

Write articles, post them (Digg, Twitter, Forums, etc..) and someone will probably link to it.

Write an useful page on Squidoo and get a free site analysis.
We also to secondary pages

Deeper - Get links to articles you write and post on your site

Using different anchor text - Don't use the same link anchor text over and over because it looks spammy

Embedded in the major search engines. You will get an expert status.

Start a blog attached to your site and connect with links coming from websites related to yours - and their website. And Google gets better and better at tracking non-natural links.

To make your links seem natural they have to competent bloggers and use social media to promote them on your website, post them on articles directories and get deep links to your website. The problem with your market with it. Post regularly to get people coming back.

Write posts intitled "How to...," "12 Ways to...," "Learn How to..." and web-journalists.

Email a Press Release to be:

One-way - site The links to site B and site B does NOT link to site A

Deep - Don't get links solely to your homepage but also provide more information on SEO topics such As you probably know, link building - the latest news about link exchange to get linking to their anchor text - how we can set specific goals and reach them.

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11:28 AM

'What.'

We can learn a lot from children, not the least of which is their relentless quest for the answer to 'The Why' of things. We often forget that this is the central issue in our lives, and it is only after we've been told by parents, teachers, bosses and numerous other authority figures to shut-up and do what we're told, that we sublimate this need and replace it with the far less meaningful and convincing 'What.'

-Jerry Bader

10:30 PM

Blogging sins that sent your visitors away

The goal of any website is to make the visitor stay. The desired visitor response might be that they make a purchase, sign up for a newsletter, enter a competition or simply complete a survey.

The end result is the same - you need the web surfer to hang around your website for as long as possible.

There are, however, aspects of your site which can stop visitors from staying. Some of these are:
Sin #1
Slow loading
The ultimate website sin. Your homepage must, must, must load in 30 seconds or less. This is not optional. If a visitor has to wait more than 30 seconds they will
stop what they're doing and move on to the next website. Optimize your website to load quickly by using as few graphics as possible and then only use JPEGS and GIFS.
Your website should be no more than 20% graphics and at least 80% text. Why? Text loads faster and also keeps your visitor reading about your site as it loads up.

Sin #2
Poor layout
A visitor should be able to find what they need on your website in 3 clicks of the mouse or less. Any more than that and you're losing valuable visitors. Your navigation menu should be easy to use and every single link must work properly. Make use of a sitemap. Do not use fancy
cursors. Do not use complicated menu systems. Text should be legible but not too big. Keep it simple. Imagine how a
new internet user would react to your website. Would they love it or hate it? Could a new visitor to your website easily find the information they're looking for?

Sin #3
Awful color schemes
There's nothing worse than searching for a website for hours only to find what you need and then realize that you cannot read the text on the pages because the owner though yellow text on a light blue background was cool. If you need
guidance on how to choose colors for your website look at any magazine for examples. Black or dark blue text on a white
background is the simplest and most effective color scheme. For your menus and other background colours bear the following in mind:

~Red is stimulating and agressive.
~Blue is peaceful and tranquil.
~Gree is calm and refreshing.
~Yellow grabs peoples attention.
~Purple is wealthy and luxurious.
~Brown is solid and reliable.
~Orange is bright and optimistic.

Sin #4
Poor spelling and grammar
If you're selling a product or service online and your website is littered with spelling and grammar mistakes then you're on a loser immediately. I recently
reviewed an ebook that had 4 very bad spelling mistakes, including the word business misspelled, in the opening
paragraph. Inexcusable. We all make mistakes but keep them to a minimum. A visitor may forgive one typo. You may
not get a second chance. Here's 3 tips for checking your webpages.

i. Use a spell checker. Every word-processor has one.
ii. Proofread anything you write from bottom to top. You'll spot more mistakes that way.
iii. Always proof read anything you've written 24 hours later. You'll be amazed at how many mistakes you'll spot.

Sin #5
Flashing graphics
Banners or logos that flash, spin, fade in and out or perform any other gimmick are a no go area. Don't use them. Flashing banners and logos say "I've never put together a website before. Cool, huh?" Any website with this type of graphic element turns me off. A website logo or banner should be a static graphic or text. Online marketing surveys consistently report that animated icons and graphics on a website are a major turnoff for visitors.

Sin #6
Hit counters
Only used by amateurs. Take them off your website. Please. Any decent webhost can provide you with traffic stats which will provide much more accurate information than a hit counter. Having a hit counter on your website was a good idea 8 years ago. The online world has moved on. You should too.

There's an old rule of sales:

"If I could see through John Smiths eyes I could sell John Smith what John Smith buys".

Design your website for your visitor and not for you.

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11:06 AM