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How to buy a better webhost

Tuesday, July 7th, 2009

Let’s face it, most website hosting comapanies are terrible. I have had some really bad experiences with a few. And that is why I chose to buy Hostgator webhosting. First before I made this decision I of course wanted to compare hostgator with the competition. I thouhgt the easiest way to do this was to go strait to a hostgator comarison website and view it for myself. Once I found one that really knew what they were talking about it made the choice easy. Hostgator is now my only hosting\webhosting company of choice, no one else even comes close. Take my word for it when its time to get the best use a hostgator review website and stack them up against their competition to see how they compare. If your like me, they will become the natural choice. There was however one other company that fared pretty well when stacked up to hostgator and that was In Motion web hosting. The big reasone they also seem pretty good is that they really do give you a big value for your money. Their unlimited plan is a little less expensive than hostgator and they give you what looks to be several more bells and whistles, but is that really true? You can only find out for sure when you REALLY stop and compare hostgator head to head with them and once you do that, then truly your the only person who can judge what your needs are and what you want out of your web host.

One personal note: if you do a lot of bloging hostgator is set up big time to remove the frustrations you normally get from all the other web hosts when wanting to quickly upload a new wordpres blog.

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Who’s the cutest baby in the world?

Friday, June 12th, 2009

Now, before you start thinking that I’m full of myself, let me explain what this is really all about.

In a blog post I made, I talked about the need for your site to actually be related to the links that point to it. One example I gave was the cutest baby on the planet search phrase, versus the miserable failure search phrase.

In the past, searching for “miserable failure” brought up a completely unrelated web page. Due to Google’s new algorithm that does away with the “Google bomb” or “link bomb” effect, that is no longer the case.

My post discussed why this doesn’t work anymore.

In one of the comments on that post, Alex Newell suggested that I setup a site and try to get it to rank for the phrase “coolest baby on the planet”, using the site to test various linking strategies and methods, etc.

Thus my the cutest baby in the world site was born.

What I am attempting to prove is that by following the directions Google gives in its Webmaster Guidelines, you can rank a site for a keyword phrase using 100% “white hat” methods.

In the pages of the site you will see outlined the methods I am using, and the progress I am making in implementing each of the steps from Google’s guidelines.

As of right now, the site is ranked #1 in Google for “the coolest baby on the planet”, but I also want to be ranked #1 for “the cutest baby in the world”, so I’m still working on it.

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How to Learn the Business of Removing Mold

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

Common mold and its spores can be hazardous to your health! It is especially dangerous where you live, in your home or business. Don’t let mold sicken you; get rid of it fast to protect your health and your property.

There are many, many different species and types of mold. Each has its own type of spores. Some of the most common types are also the most toxic. Toxic mold spores are especially dangerous for asthmatics and those prone to alergies.

Professional mold-removal contractors can remove the mold from your home, business, boat or recreational vehicle. But contracting their services is not cheap! Their prices begin in the 1,000’s and quickly escalate into the 10,000’s!

Up until very recently the secrets of how to get rid of mold have been a very close-held, closely guarded secret, reserved only for managers and employees of professional contractors. Now a mold-erradication trainer and teacher has decided to prepare a quick-training course and make it available to private individuals with mold problems.

That is why it is now possible to learn how to clean mold from your home or anywhere. And do it economically, rapidly and easily.

With this information and traning you learn how to remove mold in the same way that professional contractors do!

To find out how you can learn all you need to know about mastering mold and getting rid of it, just click on any of the links in this blog posting.

Written by – J.P. Koontz

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Fake Stone Veneer: When Fake is Better than Real

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

Getting anything in a “fake” version sounds like a bad idea. However, that is definitely not the case with fake stone veneer. First of all, fake stone veneer takes a smaller bite out of your budget. One reason for the cost savings is weight. Fake stone is much lighter than its more authentic cousin. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t durable–it is. If you have been dismissing fake stone veneer because you don’t want anything fake, you should take another look at the issue.

Fake stone veneer, in its most basic form, is colored and molded cement. Now, that may not sound attractive. But in reality, today’s fake stone veneer is both beautiful and believable. Even a close inspection fails to detect the difference, unless you’re an experienced stone mason. In fact, many homeowners who can afford to pay for the real stuff have begun to opt for fake stone veneer simply because it looks so good.

For more information Check out Alpine Stone the Stone Veneer Shop- AlpineStone .co.nz – The Stone Veneer Specialist from New Zealand

Fake stone veneer costs less. Homes with stone exteriors tend to have a “warm” look or project an “Old World charm.” But sometimes here in the new world, we have to worry about cold hard cash. The good news is that you can achieve the exact look you want for a lot less money with fake stone veneer. How much less? Believe or not, fake stone veneer generally is two to three times less expensive than real stone. That means you save 30% to 60%. On the other hand, it also means you can put up three times as much stone.

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What to look for in a wooden porch swing.

Thursday, January 1st, 2009

Before buying a wooden porch swing, it’s important to make sure that the swing you are buying meets a number of important criteria. Here is a list of what you should look for in a swing, along with some reasons why it’s important.

Hand Made – A hand made swing is certainly a must when buying a porch swing. This is because each piece is individually crafted, ensuring better cuts and a smoother finish.

Cypress – Cypress has been called the “eternal wood” because of its ability to stand up to the elements. A cypress swing is as durable as teak, while being as little as one-tenth the price! Don’t buy a swing made from exotic woods only to watch it rot on your porch.

Size – Be sure that the porch swing you choose is the correct size to fit on your porch, and to fit the number of people you expect to be swinging on it.

Accessories – Would you like your swing to have a cup holder? An interesting question, perhaps, but certainly something to think about. What will you want with you while on your porch swing? Keep that in mind when looking at what’s available.

The Porch Swings I Love Most

Of course, I have a very strong preference in porch swings. There is one particular artisan who builds beautiful, durable porch swings from Cypress. His name is Ted Leger (pronounced Lay-shay), and he’s based in Louisiana (where a lot of cypress trees grow). All of his swings are hand made, and he can ship anywhere in the USA.

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