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Wednesday, 10 October 2007 |
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By Martina Segal
 These days with the bevy of online stores it is a big problem with finding quality shopping sites on the internet. Is where to begin your search for quality sites? StumbleUpon.com tries to solve this problem. In some ways it is like search engine but in reality it is even better because the members list the shopping sites they like the best, and offer reviews of these sites.
In other words, on Stumbleupon.com, if you are looking to shop online in an easy manner, there is a category just for shopping. There are many other topic categories too. But if you pick shopping, the stumbled pages shown to you are just for shopping. This is the strength of Stumbleupon.com. You are shown sites only in your preferences categories. You are shown sites deemed as popular by others. And then if the sites you are shown are popular with you, you give it a thumbs up from the tool bar and the site gets even more popular. It is much more directed than trying to quality shopping resources with traditional search engine sites.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 10 October 2007 )
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Tuesday, 09 October 2007 |
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By Cliff Posey
 There has been a lot of buzz around blogging lately, and for good reason. Weblogs, or blogs for short, are changing the way people market themselves and their businesses.
If you aren't familiar with blogging, the concept is relatively easy to grasp. Blogs first began as a shared online journal. A blogger posted diary-like entries about his or her daily life for others to read.
Recently though, blogging has evolved into a new form of business writing and advertising. Many business owners now use blogs to promote their goods and services. Others use blogs to promote their website and get higher search engine rankings. Some politicians even use blogs to reach voters.
The typical blog combines text, images, and links to other blogs, web pages, and other media that is somehow related to the blog topic. Though most blogs focus on textual contant, a blogger may include videos, pictures, and even audio in blog posts. A blog comprised of videos is called a vlog and a blog that uses pictures is called a photoblog.
The Benefits of Blogging
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