B2B Marketing Innovation: Why Before What in Social Media Strategy – B2B Insights from Mark Collier

Determining why your company should engage in a social media plan is one of the first and most important steps.  Working towards the “what” without the “why” can result in wasted time, money and set a B2B marketing program off track.
Next up in our B2B marketing innovation interview series is Mack Collier, a well known and respected social media strategist and trainer specializing in helping companies better connect with their customers via social media. Mack is also the force behind #BlogChat, the largest organized chat on Twitter.
In this interview, Mack dives into four things brands can do to cultivate and connect with fans, as well as well as three basic questions every marketer should ask themselves before embarking on a social media marketing program. He also offers sage advice on B2B innovation and tools.
Please tell us about you and the kind of B2B marketing work you’re most excited about.  Solve any tough ones lately?
The thing that really excites me about blogging, social media, content marketing, etc. is that I think we are getting back to the idea of creating marketing communications that can also create value for our customers.  I think we are getting away from the days when you ‘win’ the sale by simply banging customers over the head with your commercial 15 times, to creating content that also creates value, which helps build connections as well as your expertise.
What are the essential starting points small businesses should consider when employing social media marketing and blogging in the B2B space?
I think the most important starting point for a small business or ANY business using social media or starting a blog is to answer this question: “We are using social media because we want to ________.”
Too many businesses start using social media without asking themselves WHY they want to start using social media.  (Hint: ‘Cause everyone else is’ is NOT an acceptable answer)  Once your business can fill in that blank, then you can craft a social media strategy that actually helps you reach that goal.
There’s a common association that it’s tough to come up with new B2B marketing ideas, but as you know, innovation exists within B2B as much or more as it does with consumer marketing – just in different ways.  What’s your process for coming up with new and innovative ideas for your B2B marketing efforts?
It’s tough for most businesses to come up with ANY new marketing ideas.  But I think that’s often the case because businesses view their new marketing effort as ‘How is this going to help us stand out?’ vs ‘How is this going to help us create value for our customers?’  I think the growing trend of embracing content marketing is really helping businesses to review the idea of creating value via marketing, which I think is awesome.
An essential part of building a business online is to attract and engage a community.  What are your most practical tips that companies and brands should consider for connecting with and cultivating fans?
There are four things that brands can do to cultivate and connect with their fans:

1. Be a part of the audience they want to connect with.  Look at the world through the eyes of your customers.  How does Harley Davidson do market research?  By jumping on their Harleys and going for a ride on the weekend with their customers.  The brands that do the best job of connecting with their fans look at their world the eyes of their most passionate customers.
2. Embrace your fans.  The biggest mistake most brands make when it comes to their fans is that they leave them alone.  Your fans are special people that WANT a deeper connection with your brand.  Reward that desire and look for ways to build a deeper connection with them.
3. Focus on the ‘Bigger Idea’ behind your brand.  Don’t focus on your product or service, focus on what your customers do with your product.  For example, in its content Patagonia focuses on issues that are relevant to its customers, such as sustainability, protecting the environment, and being active outdoors.  This approach makes its products more relevant to its customers.
4. Look for ways to shift control to your fans.  If you want to make your marketing more relevant to your customers, make sure it is spoken in a voice that they can understand and relate to; Their own.  I’m not talking about simply crowdsourcing your marketing, but understanding your customers, and giving them input into the direction of your brand.  Remember that your fans WANT to be heard by your brand.  They want to know you are listening, and if you show them you are, that only validates their love of your brand.

Developing a solid B2B marketing plan takes research, and understanding of the customer goals, pain points and journey.  What are some of the most common myths or mistakes you’ve seen with B2B marketing planning?  Any tips on how to be more successful? 
One of the great things about the rise of social media and digital communications tools is that it makes it far easier for engaged businesses to better learn about and understand its customers.  There’s an exponential increase in content being created by…well everyone, and that content can be distilled down into valuable customer insights for the businesses that are willing to put in the legwork.
I think one of the biggest mistakes B2B companies can make is to form a picture of who their customers are based on outdated or incomplete information.  Leverage these new social tools as a way to better understand and segment your customers to improve your marketing efforts and make them more effective and efficient.
With all the hype in the business marketing media, it’s tempting for companies to chase trending B2B marketing tactics like visual marketing or social networking.  How do you decide what the right B2B marketing tactical mix is for companies that you work with?
I think all companies really need to focus on their available resources and do NOT fall for the ‘shiny object syndrome’ and start using whatever the ‘hot’ social media tool or site of the month is.  I think it goes back to asking and answering three basic questions:

1. Who are we trying to reach?
2. What are we trying to accomplish?
3. What are our resources?

Let your goals define the tools you will use, not the other way around.
Companies that are in search of business growth with limited resources can often close part of the gap with tools.  What tools do you recommend for B2B marketers (or marketers in general) to get more out of their online content and social media investments?
Well I hate to give advice on which tool is best because I think that your goals/resources/audience defines the tools for you.  But, when it comes to social media, I think right now there are two main tools to look at for B2Bs:

1. Blogs.  I will always love blogs because with a blog you control the content platform.  That’s huge, and it allows you to create content that search engines love.
2. LinkedIn.  It’s simply more business-oriented, and there’s a higher probability that you can find key decision-makers and cultivate a relationship with them.

Now in general, it’s impossible to ignore Facebook simply because it’s userbase is so massive.  If you are a business operating in the tech sector, it might be worthwhile to investigate Google Plus as well.
Please share your advice for other B2B marketers out there on how they can be more innovative.
In general, I think we all tend to overthink marketing.  I think it all goes back to understanding who we are trying to connect with and how we can create communications that are valuable for them.  For B2C brands, that might be less about the product and more about how customers will use the product and what they will do with it.  For B2Bs, the idea is the same, its more about how another business will use your product or service to more effectively and efficiently run its business.  I think a good starting point is to ask yourself ‘What business problem does our product or service help solve?’  Create marketing that focuses on the direct benefit for businesses.
Thank you for your insights Mack!
If you’re looking for even more insight on making your business more innovative, be sure to attend a recap of the first day of the conference on #BlogChat on October 4^th.  Mack will also be participating in the One-on-One (Marketing) Therapy on the topic of blogging for attendees looking for a little more input from an industry expert.
Also be sure to check out the TopRank session on 360 degrees of optimization with search and social media marketing: “Integrating Content, Search & Social to Optimize the Funnel” – Friday, October 5th at 8:15am.
We’ll be releasing an eBook soon that’s chock full of B2B Marketing Innovation tips from B2B marketing champions like IBM, SAP and Silverpop, so be sure to check back!
What’s your best B2B Marketing Innovation tip?
We would love to hear from you.  Share your best B2B marketing innovation tip by Wed 9/27 and you will have a chance to win two of the best books on content marketing: Content Rules by Ann Handley and C.C. Chapman and Optimize by Lee Odden (hey, that’s me!).

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একজন কমবয়সী সফল আইটি ব্যক্তির বক্তব্য শুনুন, অনুপ্রেরনা পাবেন

ভারতে ‘এডুকেশন সিস্টেম ইন ইন্ডিয়া’ শীর্ষক একটি সেমিনার বসে ২০০৩ সালে। ব্যাঙ্গালুরু সেমিনার শুরু হয়ে যাওয়ার কিছুক্ষণ পর একটি গাড়ি এসে ইনস্টিটিউট অব সায়েন্সের গেটে দাড়াঁয়। বাইরের সিকিউরিটি গার্ডরা ভেবেছিল কোনো প্রতিষ্ঠানের সিইও হয়ত এসেছেন। এজন্য এগিয়ে যেতেই দেখলেন গাড়ির ভেতর থেকে ১৭ বছর বয়সের একটি ছেলে বেড়িয়ে এল।

এ সেমিনার কক্ষে প্রবেশ করতে গেলে বাধা পায়। তাকে জানানো হয়, এ সেমিনারে অংশ নিতে হলে কোনো প্রতিষ্ঠানের সিইও হতে হবে। কোনো কলেজ পড়ুয়ার জন্য এ সেমিনার না। বিড়ম্বনায় পড়ে ছেলেটি ফোন দেয় সেমিনার উদ্যোক্তাদের। তারা এসে ছেলেটিকে স্বাগতম জানায়। আর ওদিকে সিকিউরিটি গার্ডরা হতভম্ব!

ছেলেটির নাম সুহাস গোপিনাথ। ব্যাঙ্গালোরের তথ্যপ্রযুক্তিনির্ভর প্রতিষ্ঠান গ্লোবালের সিইও এবং একই সঙ্গে প্রেসিডেন্ট। সুহাস বিশ্বে যেকোনো প্রতিষ্ঠানের সবচেয়ে কম বয়সী প্রধান নির্বাহী হিসেবে উল্লেখযোগ্য একটি নাম।

কে এই সুহাশ? এত কম বয়সে কিভাবে একটি প্রতিষ্ঠানের প্রধান হওয়ার যোগ্যতা অর্জন করল! এমন প্রশ্ন সবার ভেতরই আসতে পারে। তার সেই গল্প সে নিজেই করেছিল এক সাক্ষাৎকারে। পরে তা একটি গল্প আকারেই অনলাইনে বিভিন্ন ব্লগে প্রকাশ পেয়েছে। অনুপ্রাণিত হওয়ার মতো এ গল্প অনুবাদ করে স্বপ্নযাত্রার পাঠকদের জন্য তুলে দেওয়া হলো।

আমি মধ্যবিত্ত পরিবারের ছেলে। বাবা ইন্ডিয়ান আর্মিতে বিজ্ঞানী হিসেবে কাজ করতেন। এজন্য এয়ার ফোর্স স্কুলেই আমি পড়াশোনা শুরু করি। ছোটবেলায় থেকে এ পৃথিবীর প্রাণীকূল নিয়ে আগ্রহবোধ করতাম। কিন্তু সেই বয়সে আমার বন্ধুরা সারাদিন কম্পিউটার নিয়ে পড়ে থাকতো। তাদের কাছে গল্প শুনতাম। এই যন্ত্রটির প্রয়োজনীয়তার কথা শুনে বাবার কাছে একটা কম্পিউটার কেনার আবদার করলাম। সেই সময়টাতে কম্পিউটারের দাম অনেক বেশি ছিল। তাই কেনার সামর্থ্য বাবার ছিল না।

পরে ভাবলাম বাসার কাছে সাইবার ক্যাফে আছে, সেখানে গিয়েই কম্পিউটারের সঙ্গে পরিচিত হওয়া যাক। আমি প্রতিদিন সাইবার ক্যাফেতে যেতাম। আমি বিস্মিত হতাম। এ অদ্ভুত যন্ত্রটি দিয়ে করা যায় না এমন কিছুই যেন নেই। আমি ইন্টারনেটের সঙ্গে পরিচিত হলাম। নিজে নিজেই ব্রাউজ করা শিথলাম।

বিভিন্ন সাইটে গিয়ে ঘুরে আসতাম। তখনই হুট করেই মনে হলো, ব্রাউজ করার জন্য আমরা যে ওয়েব সাইটটি দেখতে পাই সেটা বানানোর কৌশলটা কিভাবে রপ্ত করা যায়। ব্রাউজ করেই তখন একটি ই-বুক খুঁজে পেলাম। বইটি পড়ে পড়ে হালকা কাজও করতাম।

আমি টিফিনের টাকা বাঁচিয়ে ঘণ্টার পর ঘণ্টা সেখানেই কাটাতাম। কিন্তু সেই টাকার পরিমাণ অল্প ছিল বলে আরও সময় থাকতে পারতাম না। তখনই খেয়াল করলাম সাইবার ক্যাফেটি দুপুর ১টা থেকে বিকাল ৪টা পর্যন্ত বন্ধ থাকে। আমি এরপর সাইবার ক্যাফের মালিককে একটি প্রস্তাব দিলাম। তাদের বললাম, আমি এ সময়ে আপনার ক্যাফেতে কাজ করবো। আপনার গ্রাহকদের খেয়াল করবো। সেজন্য কোনো টাকা নয়, আমাকে অফুরন্ত সময় ফ্রি ব্রাউজিং করতে দিতে হবে।

আমার কথা শুনে মালিক প্রথমে অবাক হয়ে গেল। তিনি আমাকে কাজ করার অনুমতি দিলেন। এটাকে আমার জীবনে প্রথম কোনো ব্যবসায়ীক ডিল বলতে পারেন। যদিও এখানে টাকাটা মূল বিষয় ছিল না। মূল বিষয় ছিল আমার আগ্রহ।

সুযোগ পেয়েই আমি কাজে নেমে পড়লাম। আমি নিজেই পরীক্ষামূলকভাবে বিভিন্ন ওয়েবসাইট তৈরি করতে শুরু করলাম। এরপর ওয়েবসাইট তৈরি করাই আমার আগ্রহের কেন্দ্রবিন্দু হয়ে গেল। শুরু করলাম ফ্রি-ল্যান্সিংয়ের কাজ। যখন আমি প্রথম কোনো ওয়েব সাইট তৈরি করার প্রস্তাব পেলাম তখনও আমি ছোট।

ফ্রিল্যান্স মার্কেটে নিবন্ধন করারও বয়স হয়নি। এজন্য ওয়েবসাইট বিল্ডার ক্যাটাগরিতে আমি নিজের নাম নিবন্ধন করলাম। খুব কম খরচে আমি প্রথম যুক্তরাষ্ট্রের একটি প্রতিষ্ঠানের ওয়েবসাইট তৈরি করে দেই। তা বানিয়ে একশ ডলার আয়ও হয়।

কিন্তু এ বয়সে আমার কোনো ব্যাংক অ্যাকাউন্ট ছিল না। তাই বাধ্য হয়েই বাবাকে সব বিষয়ে বলতে হলো। এর আগ পর্যন্ত বাবা কিছুই জানতেন না। বাবাকে ফ্রিল্যান্সিং বিষয়টা বোঝালাম। আমার বাবা বিজ্ঞানী ছিলেন। তিনি বিষয়টি বুঝতে পেরে কিছুই বললেন না। আমাকে খুশী মনে ব্যাংক অ্যাকাউন্ট খুলে দিলেন।

আমার কাছে টাকা এসে পৌছালো। কিন্তু কোনোভাবেই অর্থ আমাকে টানছিল না। কারণ আমার কাছে শেখার আগ্রহটা বড় ছিল। মনে হচ্ছিল এখনও অনেক কিছু শেখার আছে। এমনও বহু ওয়েবসাইট সেসময় আমি তৈরি করেছি একদম ফ্রিতে। অনেক প্রতিষ্ঠান আমার কাছ থেকে ফ্রি ওয়েবসাইট তৈরি করে নিয়েছে।

ধীরে ধীরে মনে হলো নিজের একটা পোর্টফোলিও থাকলে ভালো হয়। তাই নিজের একটি ওয়েবসাইট তৈরি করি। যেখানে আমার স্কিল সম্পর্কে উল্লেখ ছিল। এরপরই বহু প্রতিষ্ঠান আমার সঙ্গে সরাসরি যোগাযোগ করা শুরু করে।

আমি যখন ক্লাস নাইনে পড়ি তখন কম্পিউটার কেনার টাকা জোগাড় হয়ে যায়। কিন্তু সে সময় আবার আমার বড় ভাই ইঞ্জিনিয়ারিং পড়া শুরু করল। তাই বাবাই কষ্ট করে ভাইয়ার জন্য কম্পিউটার কিনে ফেলল। তাই আমার আর কিনতে হয়নি। তখন কিছু মজার ঘটনা ঘটে। যুক্তরাষ্ট্রের একটি প্রতিষ্ঠান আমাকে চাকরির প্রস্তাব দেয়। তখন আমার বয়স সবে ১৪।

একটি নেটওয়ার্ক সলিউশন প্রতিষ্ঠান আমাকে বলে, তোমার পড়ার সমস্ত খরচ আমরা দেব। তুমি এখানে পার্টটাইম কাজ করবে এবং পড়াশোনা করবে। কিন্তু ততদিন আমি বিল গেটস আমার আদর্শ হয়ে উঠেছে। কারও জন্য কাজ নয়, নিজেই কিছু করার ইচ্ছা আমার ভেতর তীব্র থেকে তীব্রতর হয়। সেজন্য সেই চাকরির প্রস্তাব তখন গ্রহণ করিনি।

শুরুতে ফ্রিল্যান্সিংয়ের কাজ করতে গেলেই সবাই আমার বয়স নিয়ে প্রশ্ন তুলতো। এজন্য নিজের প্রতিষ্ঠান শুরু করি। তারপর সবাইকে বোঝাতে চাই, কাজটাই আসল। বয়স আর শিক্ষাগতযোগ্যতা এখানে মূখ্য নয়। এমনকি আমার প্রতিষ্ঠানে নীতিতেই আছে, কাজ জানলেই যেকোনো তরুণ এ প্রতিষ্ঠানে কাজ করতে পারবে। এখানে শিক্ষাগত যোগ্যতা কিংবা বয়স কোনো মূখ্য বিষয় নয়।

ক্লাস নাইনের সামার ভ্যাকেশনেই ‘গ্লোবাল’ নাম দিয়ে নিজের প্রতিষ্ঠান শুরু করি। যুক্তরাষ্ট্রে এ প্রতিষ্ঠানের নিবন্ধন হয়। ভারতে নিবন্ধন করতে গেলে ন্যূনতম ১৮ বছর বয়স লাগে। অথচ যুক্তরাষ্ট্রে নিজের প্রতিষ্ঠান চালু করতে লাগে ১৫ মিনিট। আমার এক বন্ধুকে দিয়ে নিবন্ধন করাই। সে গ্লোবালের একজন বোর্ড মেম্বার।

অবাক কান্ড! আমি একটি প্রতিষ্ঠানের সিইও! আমি নিজেই অবাক হয়ে যাই। প্রথমদিন থেকেই আমি স্বপ্ন দেখি একদিন আমার প্রতিষ্ঠান হবে মাক্রোসফটের মতো বিখ্যাত।
বাবা-মাকে কিছুই জানাইনি। পুরো বিষয়টি আমি গোপন রাখলাম। কারণ তারা শুনলেই বলবেন, পড়াশোনার ক্ষতি হবে। আমি কাজ শুরু করলাম। প্রথমে ওয়েবসাইট তৈরি, অনলাইন শপিং এবং ই-কমার্স সলিউশন দিয়ে শুরু করি। আমরা অনেক প্রোগ্রামারকে পার্টটাইম জব দিয়েছিলাম। যুক্তরাষ্ট্র থেকে প্রচুর কাজ পেতাম তখন। মজার বিষয় ছিল, আমাদের তখনও কোনো অফিস ছিল না।

আমি খেয়াল করলাম ইউরোপে যুক্তরাষ্ট্রের চেয়ে অনেক বড় আইটি মার্কেট। যেটা একদমই ফাঁকা। আমি সুযোগ নিলাম। বেশ কয়েকটা স্প্যানিশ প্রতিষ্ঠানের সঙ্গে যোগাযোগ করলাম। তারা আমাকে লিখে পাঠালো, ভারতীয়রা স্প্যানিশ ভ‍াষায় একদম কাঁচা। তাই আমাদের কাজ দেওয়া যাবে না। কথাটা প্রচণ্ড গায়ে লাগলো। তখন আমার বয়স ১৭। এতো কম বয়সী একজন মানুষকে হারানো কঠিন। যতই শক্তিশালী হন না কেন আপনি।

আমি সঙ্গে সঙ্গে স্পেনে বিভিন্ন বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় থেকে ছাত্র জোগাড় করলাম অনলাইনে যোগাযোগ করে। তাদের বললাম, তোমরা আমার জন্য কাজ করো। তোমাদের সফলতার ওপরই সম্মানি নির্ধারণ হবে। তারপর আমাদের আজ পেছনে তাকাতে হয়নি। একই পদ্ধতিতে আমরা ইতালির মার্কেটও ধরে ফেলি।

আমার জন্ম ৪ নভেম্বর, ১৯৮৬। আর আমার প্রতিষ্ঠান শুরু হলো যখন বয়স ১৭। আমি প্রযুক্তিকে শেখার চেষ্টা করি। আমি কখনই মনে করি না আইটি কোনো টেকনোলজি। আমি মনে করি আইটি হলো বিভিন্ন সমস্যা সমাধানের টুলস। এ স্লোগান নিয়েই গ্লোবাল ধারণার জন্ম।

বলতে গেলে একটি সাইবার ক্যাফে থেকে গ্লোবাল তৈরির স্বপ্ন দেখেছিলাম। তখনও টাকাটা আমার কাছে মূখ্য ছিল না। আমি কাজ করতে চাইতাম। শিখতে চাইতাম। আগ্রহ মানুষকে বদলে দিতে পারে। জানার আগ্রহটাই বড়। টাকার পেছনে ছুটলে সারাজীবন শুধু এর পেছনেই ছুটে যেতে হয়। তাই কাজটাই আসল। নিত্যনতুন বিষয় শেখাটাই জীবনের সেরা অর্জন।

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Posted at 04:47 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

What Is Success?

This past weekend I was browsing through my RSS reader, and I came across an interesting post titled What is success? Impact.

The author is basically questioning what should be considered success (on a professional level), and he comes to the conclusion that success should be measured as the positive impact his work will have upon the lives of other people.

The article caught my attention because I have the exact same opinion.

Obviously I don’t think there is right or wrong as to how we define success. The term itself is a subjective thing, so what success means to you might be different from what it means to me or other people, and this is perfectly fine.

That being said, I think it is useful to discuss about such definitions, because it helps us to analyze whether or not we are moving in the right direction.

For example, most people tend to equate success with money. That is, the more money you make, the more successful you are. But under this definition one could argue that a drug dealer who makes millions of dollars annually is a very successful person. I don’t agree with this. I could give you that such drug dealer is a savvy businessman, but I wouldn’t call him successful, because the impact he has on the life of other people is actually a very negative one. The same thing could be said about online spammers, scammers and so on.

Now take Linus Torvalds as another example. He is the founder of the Linux movement, which created one of the most successful open source projects to date, and enabled millions of people to use a free and very reliable operating system. I am not sure how rich he is, but even if he was broke I would call him a successful person, because he had a huge impact on the lives of people from around the world.

Note that these things are not mutually exclusive either. In other words, it is possible to make a lot of money and have a positive impact in the lives of many people at the same time (and often times they go together). Just think about Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, Larry Page and Sergei Brin.

But, I suspect that these folks were first and foremost motivated by the possibility of making something big that would impact many people. As Steve Jobs say, by the possibility of putting a dent in the universe. Sure, they were no philanthropists, so the money was welcome too, but I don’t think it was the only nor the main thing they were pursuing.

Which leads us to one question: are you working to make as much money as possible, or to make as big an impact as possible?

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Posted at 06:37 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

What does mean by blog

It is 2008; do we still need to ask ourselves what a blog is? I think so, and for two reasons. First of all we still have many misconceptions about blogging floating around the web. Pretty much every week I get at least one email from someone asking if I believe blogging has a future. My answer is always “as long as the Internet has a future, blogs do too.” You will see why I answer that below.

You also have countless articles being published every week where the author suggests that blogs are obsolete, and that the next big thing is micro blogging, or lifestreaming or something else. Again I don’t agree with any of those predicted trends.

The second reason for trying to define what a blog is in 2008 (many people have already done that in the past after all) is because blogging is a social phenomenon. As such, it is constantly evolving, and what was true two years ago might not be anymore.

Blogs Aren’t Necessarily Personal

The main misconception regarding the definition of blogs comes from people that associate blogs with their content. More specifically from people that associate blogs with the content from one particular type of blog: personal blogs.

In other words, those people think that blogs are online diaries where people share their opinions, ramblings and personal events.

Wrong!

That is just one of the things that you could do with a blog.

Today blogs are being used for all sorts of purposes. You have companies that use blogs to communicate and interact with customers and other stake holders. Newspapers that incorporated blogs to their main website to offer a new channel for their writers. Individuals that created a blog to share with the world their expertise on specific topics. And so on.

Separate The Content

If you separate the content from the website, it becomes much easier to work with the definitions.

Consider a person that wants to publish a Questions & Answers column online. She could use several types of websites for that purpose.

She could create an online forum, for example, where each thread would be an answer to a specific question. She could create a static HTML website and publish all the questions and answers on a single page. She could create a wiki where users would be able to edit the questions and answers directly. Finally, she could also create a blog where each post would contain a question and its answer.

As you can see, the content is not attached to the website. The picture below illustrates that (note that only four types of websites were used, but there are many more).

Obviously one type of website will be more suitable for a certain purpose than others. It would be easier for a company to use an online forum on its customer support section, for instance.

So What Is A Blog?

A blog is basically a type of website, like a forum or a social bookmarking site. As such it is defined by the technical aspects and features around it, and not by the content published inside it.

The features that make blogs different from other websites are:

• content is published in a chronological fashion
• content is updated regularly
• readers have the possibility to leave comments
• other blog authors can interact via trackbacks and pingbacks
• content is syndicated via RSS feeds

Keep in mind that it is the bundle of those features that should define a blog. An online forum could also offer an RSS feed for example, but that would not make it a blog.

What Is Your Definition?

As I mentioned on the beginning of this article, blogs represent a social phenomenon, so they are in constant evolution. The Internet itself is changing very fast, so pin pointing a single definition for blogging is a hard task.

The definition above is my personal one, and I am sure that other people will want to add or remove details to it. Some might even completely disagree.

That is why I decided to turn the mic to the readers. I want to hear what you think a blog is. What characteristics define it? Is the definition changing over time?

I am looking forward to reading your definitions of blogs!

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Posted at 12:25 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

Top 25 Celebrity Blogs

It is time to cover another niche on our Top 25 series. Celebrity blogs are among the most popular on the Internet. People just love gossip. As a result, they tend to receive a lot of traffic, and to be very profitable.

I would guess that the lower blogs on our list earn at least $5,000 monthly, while the top ones should be over the $50,000 monthly figure.

Keep in mind that the Top 25 takes into consideration only objective factors. The maximum score is 40, and the details about our algorithm can be found below the list.

#1	Perez Hilton	7	10	10	10	37
#2	TMZ	8	10	8	10	36
#3	ValleyWag	7	8	10	10	35
#4	The Superficial	7	9	9	9	34
#5	Defamer	7	7	9	8	31
#6	Gawker	7	9	5	10	31
#7	WWTDD	6	9	8	7	30
#8	Egotastic	6	10	7	7	30
#9	Jezebel	7	7	7	9	30
#10	Go Fug Yourself	7	7	10	6	30
#11	Pink is the new blog	7	6	9	7	29
#12	Celebrity Babies	4	7	10	8	29
#13	PopSugar	7	8	5	8	28
#14	Dlisted	6	9	4	9	28
#15	I am Not Obsessed	6	7	4	7	24
#16	Celebitchy	5	8	5	7	23
#27	CityRag	6	7	4	5	22
#18	Jossip	4	5	7	6	22
#19	PopCrunch	4	8	2	7	21
#20	HollyScoop	6	6	2	7	21
#21	Dotspotter	7	7	1	5	20
#22	Celebrity Gossip	5	7	1	7	20
#23	Hollywood Rag	6	6	1	6	19
#24	The Bosh	6	6	3	4	19
#25	Splash News	6	5	1	6	18

Google Pagerank (0 to 10): the actual Pagerank was used on the algorithm.
Alexa Rank (0 to 10): Ranges were determined based on the Alexa Rank (i.e., 150k and up, 150k-100k, 100k-75k, 75k-50k) and each range was assigned a number (1 to 10).

Bloglines Subscribers (0 to 10): Subscriber ranges were determined (i.e., 1-50, 50-100, 100-150, 150-200) and each range was assigned a number (1 to 10).
Technorati Authority (0 to 10): Ranges were determined based on Technorati’s Authority rank (i.e., 1-100, 100-200, 200-400,400-600) and each range was assigned a number (1 to 10).

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Posted at 11:59 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

What Types of Site Does Google Like for Adsense?

Conditions to be Approved by AdSense Authority

I was chatting with one of my Facebook Friends. He was asking about my experience with Google Adsense! He has his own site. I visited his site! There is about 20 links for different newspapers. He has also added some links of different educational sites. Then he tried for Adsense.

I have another friend who has also his site. He wrote only 10 posts on different subjects. Some are about tips and tricks and a few number of about product review. His posts are too short also! He also tried for Adsense but both of them are failed. Both of these two friends asked me that what types of Site does Google accept for AdSense? So This post is for them who are eager to know the answer of the above question like my friends.
01. Your site should be Informative. It means there should have a lots of information so that the viewer visit your site.
02. There should not have any pornography, hacking tips or any illegal content in your site.
03. Your site should be free of other ads. It means you can't show others ads on your site.
04. There should have a Sitemap in your site. But it is not so important for the first time.
05. Content is the soul of a site. So you should provide a lots of contents for your visitor.
06. You have to choose a default template from the blogger template.

07. You have to good traffic for your site.
08. But you should not use any robotic command to increase your traffic.
After full-filling the above conditions, if you submit your site for AdSense I hope your site will be approved from AdSense Authority.

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Posted at 09:59 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

How to Add Meta Tag in blogspot site

Meta Tag:

Meta Tag is seriously important for your website. Meta Tag will help you for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). You have to provide a Description about your Website/Blog and You have to add some Keywords during adding Meta Tag! You may also add Author Name during adding Meta Tag! Then Meta Tag will help Google to Crawl/Index your site. After all Content is most important for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). So you have to provide Rich Content to reach in the top during searching.

How to Add Meta Tag:

Adding Meta Tag is so important. So you have to be careful seriously. Here I will describe that how you will add Meta Tag to your .blogspot site.Lets see how to add Meta Tag to your blog...

Step 01: At first you need to Sign in to your blogger account. Click here to Sign In.

Step 02: After signing in you have to click on Template from the left side menu bar and then click on Edit HTML. A new pop-up window will open.

Step 03: Now click on Proceed to enter the HTML Code Editor.

Step 04: Again click on Expand Widget Template located at the leftmost upper corner of the new pop-up window.

Step 05: See the example given below very carefully.

Example of Added Meta Tag.

 </b:if>

    <b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>

<meta content='Description' name='description'/>

<meta content='Keywords' name='keywords'/>

<meta content='Author' name='author'/>

    <title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>

    <b:skin><![CDATA[/*

Step 06: There is seven lines in the example. You have to add only three lines from them. The important three lines for adding Meta Tag is given below.

You Have to Add These Three Lines.

<meta content='Description' name='description'/>
<meta content='Keywords' name='keywords'/>
<meta content='Author' name='author'/>

Step 07: Click anywhere into the Code Editor and press Ctrl+F to open the search box. Now type <b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/> in the search box and found out this line. Then paste the above Three Lines given in the Step 06 after <b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>.
Add Those Three Lines After ...

</b:if>
    <b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'/>
And Above ....

<title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>
    <b:skin><![CDATA[/*
Step 08: Look there are three words in those three lines. You have replace those three lines with your own words. I have written below what do you want to do with those three words.

Description=Description about your site

Keywords=You have to submit some keywords what is related to your content. (But don't repeat the Keywords for more than three times. It may be negative for your Site.)

Author=Add your name or Your Company Name here.

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Posted at 09:57 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

49 Creative Ways You Can Profit From Content Marketing

Maybe you think “content marketing” means having a blog that makes money. Or that it’s about producing content for sites like ezinearticles and Squidoo. Or having an email autoresponder.

Content marketing is bigger than that.

The whole idea behind content marketing is that you can use your creativity and know-how to make something cool, then take that cool thing and use it to market a product. It’s often associated with Seth Godin’s notion of permission marketing, but content marketing can be a part of any promotion or selling you might do.

To jog your creativity, I’ve come up with 49 content marketing tactics you can start using right away. Some of these are ideas about making any form of content more interesting, some are attention-getting strategies, some will be useful for lead generation, some for prospect conversion.

1. “Content” isn’t just about being online. I had a conversation with Bill Glazer recently (he’s Dan Kennedy’s business partner), and he believes passionately that every business needs to send a paper newsletter to existing customers, to build loyalty and better repeat business.

I don’t know about “every,” but I think he’s on to something for many businesses. Incidentally, businesses usually find that customer newsletters work better when they don’t get too fancy in their format or printing. Four-color printing on glossy paper looks like an ad. A simple photocopy on plain paper looks like valuable inside information.

2. You’d be surprised at some of the well-known internet marketing gurus who are experimenting with direct mail, especially as pay-per-click gets more and more expensive. The same techniques that make your online content marketing work will do beautifully offline.

3. Write a special report or white paper that addresses a thorny problem in an interesting way.

4. Create a free course delivered by email autoresponder. I’ve used this quite a bit in my own business and for clients, and it’s a great way to build trust and rapport. (In fact, here’s a free e-course on how to do it.)

5. Write an educational series of blog posts designed to attract traffic for a competitive keyword phrase. (Like this one on the fundamentals of copywriting, for example.)

6. Offer a free teleclass to build interest in your business. You can do all the talking yourself, or work with a partner in an interview format. Remember to record the class—the recording will also be valuable content that you can use in future marketing.

7. Offer a paid teleclass that takes your content further and provides additional value. Again, the call can be recorded and sold as a product for as long as the content remains relevant.

8. Build a membership web site that is a profitable business in and of itself.

9. Put together one or more Squidoo lenses to attract and focus Google traffic.

10. Create a wiki on a free site like WetPaint to allow your audience to collaborate and contribute to your vision.

11. Build a Facebook page (separate from your personal profile) that gives you another platform for interaction with your customers.

12. Compile your best 100 blog posts into a physical book. It worked for Godin, and it can work for you.

13. When you contribute to an online forum in your topic, remember that your answers are content. Make sure this content reflects well on you.

14. Take your most popular blog post, add some really good images and translate it into PowerPoint, then record it with Camtasia for a YouTube video.

15. Use WordPress to efficiently create mini niche sites. Since you’re a student of quality content, your sites will tower above the usual fare. Use these niche sites to sell products from affiliate marketplaces like Commission Junction.

(Commission Junction offers “real world” products as well as digital ones. So if you want to sell coffee, movie posters or collectible figurines on your niche site, you can.)

16. Most of us know that Twitter is an exceptional tool for building relationships with prospects and customers. To use Twitter most effectively, make your tweets entertaining, funny, and/or personal. The right balance on Twitter is generally 95% relationship-building, 5% selling.

17. Use any content vehicle to talk about how you’ve overcome a difficult problem related to your topic. Don’t try to be an infallible guru. Instead, be a smart, real person who has solved problems that your readers will find relevant.

18. Write a yellow pages ad that looks like a blog post. Make it interesting, informative, funny, and compelling.

For bonus points, in addition to the usual contact information, provide information in your yellow pages ad about how to sign up for your email autoresponder or get your free white paper.

19. Take your 10-15 best podcasts, get them transcribed and edited, and sell them as an ebook.

20. Bring 5 or 6 of the strongest people in your topic together and create a virtual conference, with each presenter giving an audio or video workshop. This is a relatively simple way to create a very marketable product. Again, the recordings can be sold as long as the content remains relevant.

21. Hold a Tweetathon for your favorite charity. Consider creating a piece of valuable content (a special report, etc.) as a reward for donations over some specified amount.

22. Create a treasure hunt with some blogging friends. Each person hides a clue somewhere in the content on their blog, and readers are invited to find all the clues and put them together for a prize. (The prize, of course, is another piece of valuable content.)

23. Your comments on other people’s blogs are content. Treat them that way. Be original, relevant and interesting.

24. Use your own content to sing the praises of others in your topic. Partnerships, both formal and informal, can exponentially multiply your success in the content world.

25. Create a buyer’s guide. Use it to frame purchasing questions on your terms. Let buyers know what to look for and what to watch out for. Tell them what questions they should be asking.

Don’t make this too self-serving. If you make it real (and let other vendors win some of the business, especially for customers who aren’t truly suited to you), it will get used.

26. Write an editorial for a dead-tree newspaper or magazine. Yes, lots and lots of people still read these.

27. If the newspaper/magazine doesn’t print your editorial, buy ad space and run it as an advertorial instead.

28. Collect weird stories from sources your readers don’t usually see. If your audience is made of particle physicists, gets stories from The Enquirer. Sift through and find the metaphors and analogies in these stories that will relate back to your topic.

Quirky, oddball stories make any content more compelling. And you can’t get results from content that doesn’t get read.

29. Write an industry report on a hot topic. You’ll be surprised at how many high-profile folks will agree to a recorded Skype/phone interview for an industry report.

30. If you’ve got a piece of content that is too weird, rude, vanilla, sentimental. rated-R, rated-G, etc. for your own site, run it as a guest post on someone else’s. Be true to yourself, but show your different facets too.

31. You don’t have to call it a blog just because you created it in WordPress. Maybe it’s an Online Coffee Shop, a Web-Based Self-Coaching Site, a Virtual Concierge, a Tutorial, an E-School, a Directory or a Dictionary. Use a label that resonates with your readers.

32. Build a collection of Squidoo lenses that are optimized to sell goods around a particular holiday, like Halloween costumes or Christmas lights. There are a good number of these now, so find an underserved niche within those broader subjects.

33. Have a good ranting voice and something interesting to say? Write a manifesto! Send readers to your blog or email list if they want to know more. These tend to work better if you don’t require an email opt-in to receive them—the idea is to spread your ideas (and name) far and wide.

34. Review everything. Books, blogs, newsletters, tools, physical products, information products.

35. Take a topic that’s subject to information overload (maybe it’s “the coolest apps for your iPhone”) and make it manageable. Create a “10 Best” post that’s simple, user-friendly and gets the reader out of information fog.

36. Compare your product or service to the weirdest celebrity story that people are currently talking about. Look hard enough and you’ll find 7 things your business has in common with Paris Hilton’s addiction to World of Warcraft.

37. If you’re stuck for content ideas, find a story on the Digg front page that has absolutely nothing to do with you. Then rewrite the story so it does. (You might keep nothing other than the headline. That’s fine. In fact, it’s probably ideal.)

38. Use headlines swiped from popular magazines. I’ve found Cosmo to be the most effective, but anything will work if it’s designed to jump off the newsstands. Like the previous tip, this works best when the magazine has nothing to do with your topic. I wrote one of my most enduringly popular posts using this technique.

39. Use your content to address every objection you’ve ever faced when trying to sell your product. Write interesting articles that show your product or service getting around these objections.

40. Record a session with a client (with their permission, of course) and offer it as a “test drive” to people who are thinking about working with you.

41. Create a useful tool (a checklist, spreadsheet-based calculator, cheat sheet, planning worksheet, etc.) that can be distributed to your blog subscribers or email list. These make great “thank yous” for subscribing to your site or autoresponder.

42. Create special “gratitude content” for subscribers. For example, I send special subscriber-only content on both Valentine’s Day and Thanksgiving, to thank my readers for their attention and business. I try to take it beyond a simple message of thanks, and make the content itself a small gift for my readers.

43. Use a blog post series or an email autoresponder to create a sideways sales letter.

44. Write a series or a regular column “authored” by your two-year-old, your dog, your cat, your parrot, or your guinea pig. Think it’s too cutesy to work with your audience? Try it and see.

45. Make an absurd comparison. The farther you have to reach, the better it will work. “101 Ways LOLCats Can Improve Your Arc Welding” is just about guaranteed to capture some attention. Among arc welders, anyway.

46. Create a monthly paid newsletter, delivered electronically or by physical mail, in addition to your free content. Include more detailed how-to and reference information than you would on your free site.

You don’t have to sell all that many subscriptions, and they don’t have to be very pricy, to add up to significant income.

47. Make a monthly recording, either audio or using a Flip camera for video. Keep it casual, like a standing date with a friend to grab coffee together. Each month, discuss a single pressing issue facing your audience, and give three or four techniques that will let your audience thrive in whatever the current environment might be.

This makes a nice add-on to a paid newsletter.

48. If your customers aren’t particular web savvy (or sometimes even if they are), think about producing your content on CDs and DVDs. There are many businesses that can handle this for you inexpensively, and the perceived value is much higher than purely online content.

49. To come up with your own ideas, combine your most generous self with your most creative self. Think about how to create content that makes your customers’ lives better, and dream up exciting new ways to get that content in front of them.

This isn’t meant to be the last word on the subject—it’s really just the beginning. If you don’t see your favorite technique on this list, let us know about it in the comments!

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Posted at 09:39 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

Use These 10 Tips to Write Your Most Popular Post Ever

One popular post can bring your more traffic and links than a month’s worth of your usual content.

In this post, I want to set you a challenge with the potential to launch your blog into the stratosphere.

Make the next post you write your most popular post ever.

The following ten tips form my key advice for tackling this task. I used all of them when hitting the Digg front page for the first time. There’s no blueprint you can follow to write an incredibly popular post, but you won’t have a chance unless you try. I’m confident these tips will give you a good shot at success.

1. Time is more important than talent. Work on something for eight hours and you can bet it will be good. You don’t need to spend that long, however (though that’s how long it took me to craft the first post I wrote that hit the Digg front page). More time means you can refine, format and fill your post with plenty of value. Take the time to really craft your content. It will show in the finished product.

2. Use your best idea. A post will never become wildly popular unless it fulfills a need, and does so emphatically. What’s something your niche wants but hasn’t got yet? Can you assemble a whole lot of really awesome (targeted) resources in one place? The more your posts helps people, the better it will do.

3. Use formatting to your advantage. These days, social media is key when it comes to launching your posts into the stratosphere. Social media users are notoriously spoiled for choice, however. Use formatting to emphasize the best aspects of your post. Hone in on your funniest lines, your most profound bits of advice, your best resources. Make them stand out.

4. Brainstorm headlines. There are probably one or two bloggers who’ve completely mastered the art of writing headlines for social media (you’ll know who they are). The rest of us haven’t been blessed with such skills. When you see a great headline, chances are it’s option #12 of a dozen choices. Few of us can think of a great headline straight away. Spend ten minutes brainstorming and you’re bound to stumble across something that works. A weak headline will cripple your post’s chances of success. It’s essential that you put a lot of work into getting it right.

5. Invest plenty of value in your post. Ever bookmarked or voted for something without completely reading it? We’ve all done it. It’s because of the ‘Wow’ factor — the presence of enough promised value in one place gets the reader enthusiastic about the post straight away. Instead of 5 tips, why not share 50? Instead of 9 resources, why not 40 or more?

7. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If your post looks good, it will draw readers in. Take the time to add images, thumbnails and formatting to what you create. Make your post a visual feast. With so much web content presented in a bland way, your post is guaranteed to stand out.

8. Tell them what you’re going to tell them. Readers will skip your waffly introduction. You can say the same in less words, particularly when you’re writing for an impatient reader: someone who wants to get straight into your tips/resources/opinions. Use your introduction to highlight why the reader should stick with your post. There’s a reason my post introductions mainly consist of: “In this post, I’m going to do this, this and that.” It’s what people really want to know: what am I getting in exchange for my attention?

9. Send messages with links. The best way to get a blogger to investigate your blog is by linking to them. We’ve got a natural desire to know what’s being said about us. If your post becomes really popular, each link inside it should send enough traffic outwards to be worth investigating. Be generous with your outbound links when writing your most popular post. It gives other bloggers an incentive to link to you, because it’s ultimately more promotion for them.

10. Utilize your network. If you want people to Digg, Stumble or Reddit your post, there’s no reason why you need to sit back with fingers crossed and hope it happens. Ask them. Your loyal readers like you. You entertain them, or teach them, or help them. If voting is a simple matter of clicking a link they’ll be more than happy to do so. Ask for votes in your post and email readers and social media influencers. In most cases you will need to get the snowball rolling. After that, others will do most of the work for you.

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Posted at 00:39 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

How to drive visitors to your website

Every website owners or publishers have a dream in his/her mind to get high page ranking/search ranking in every searching results completed by the traffic. The website owners or publishers ultimate target is to reach top position of searching results to drive huge traffic in his/her website to maximize profit by different programs. It means he/she desire to stay the website at the position of 1-10 in every search results delivered by search engines. To do it perfectly you need to do marketing your site efficiently & effectively. You can marketing your site well  by doing seo. There are two types of seo.  One is on page seo and the later is off page seo. To get best searching results for  your website you have to follow this two seo techniques. Mind it one thing that the seo is not so easy especially for beginners. Now-a-days it becomes a critical & important issue for the website owners  & publishers. Because the money earning is not so easy especially via website  now-a-days. Because you need to drive people to your website. You have tell people that you have a website. Only you can do it by following good website marketing techniques. So friends now I am going to tell you & show you the techniques how you can marketing your site. After completing this you will be able to see the miracle a huge number of visitors are coming to your website daily. Then see & watch the number of visitor increasing day by day ----------

  1.EMAIL

By sending email to various recipients email address you can marketing your website so easily to get huge traffic. For this e-mail marketing you have to collect a huge amount of email addresses. There are some tools & techniques to collect the email address very easily. Within a few days I will tell you about the toots & techniques by giving a unique post in this blog site how you will collect the email addresses. You can do email marketing by sending thousands of email within a minute by using email marketing software.

  2.DIRECTORY SUBMISSION

You can turn visitor to your site to get easily access from different types of directories because daily a huge number of people come into website directories to search and collect their expected information from various websites. So it can be followed to get huge visitors to your site. To get directory list see the below portion of this blog site.

  3.SOCIAL MEDIA  

You can create your website’s fan page in facebook to  raise page rank. A huge amount of visitor’s likes from your facebook fan page you will receive high page rank. You can add different types of social site sharing button in your website in every posting for a good introduction of your website.

  4.SUBMIT YOUR SITE TO DIFFERENT SEARCH ENGINES

You can submit your site’s URL = Your website’s address to different search engines to get visitors from them. It is important part of SEO = SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION. It will increase the number of visitors to your site without any kinds of doubt.  

  5.NEWSPAPER

You can promote your site by giving advertisement in the daily newspapers with your site name, site content details, to tell the visitors the reasons what will they get if they come in your website. If your site is IT = Information Technology, Computer & Internet related you can give the advertisement in the IT & Computer section column of the newspapers.

  6.TELEVISION

If are you  interested to promote your site everywhere in the country where the above mentioned media are not available there You can promote your website by showing advertisement via television. But this is very expensive. 

7. KEYWORD

By giving contents to your website you can get visitors. Suppose you gave a posting about How to keep your health good. And this is the title of your contents = posting. When a visitor = traffic will search in the search engine search box by giving this title then may be you site will appear as a search results. Most of the traffic take a look to those websites 1-10 in the search results.

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Posted at 23:54 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

GOOGLE HIGHEST PAYING KEYWORD FOR 2012

Adsense is a Cost Per Click (CPC) or Pay Per Click program run by Google. Adsense has a unique algorithm to determine the cost/ the revenue you'll get for a particular click. Sometime the cost become to high up to $60 for a single click. And now i will share to you "Top 20 Google Adsense High Paying Keywords 2012"

Most expensive Google AdSense Keywords of 2012
Ok here are we, the "Top 20 Google Adsense High Paying Keywords 2012"

Keyword Cost | Per Click
Insurance $54.91  
Treatment $37.18  
Loans $44.28  
Attorney $47.07  
Mortgage $47.12  
Hosting $31.91  
Rehab $33.59  
Classes $35.04  
Transfer $29.86  
Recovery $42.03  
Software $35.29  
Claim $45.51  
Trading $33.19 
Lawyer $42.51  
Donate  $42.02  
Credit $36.06  
Conference Call $42.05  
Degree $40.61
Gas/Electricity $54.62  
Cord Blood $27.80

Ok, maybe thats it. My google adsense has been banned. So i never get a payment from google adsense. But maybe you'll... Ok thanks for your visit
Source : btips.net

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Posted at 09:28 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

Convert your 1 GB Pen drive or Memory Card permanently into 2 GB

Hello, friends. With Salaam and a lot of love, I am starting my new PC Tips for you. How are you? I think you are definitely well by the grace of Allah. I am also well by his grace. Today I will teach you a new and important PC Tips. With this tips you can make your pen drive or memory card’s memory double. That means you can convert your 1 GB pen drive or memory card into 2 GB.

Let’s follow the processes below to make this change:

1. Take a 1 GB pen drive or memory card.
2. Backup your files into your PC if they are useful.
3. Now, download the software and unzip it. Then “double click” on it. Give the password “Tikly”.
4. Connect your pen drive or memory card.
5. Select drive and press the button “fix”.
6. Then the processing will start.
7. If need or the process wants, please format it.
8. Then click on “Yes”.
9. If the command is to disconnect your device then disconnect it and again connect it.
10. Now, 1 GB will show 2 GB.
11. You can format your device.
12. Now, transfer data to your device like before but with a huge memory.

If your want to do this work, you will need a software. Please download this software from here. If you enjoyed my PC tips please don’t forget to leave your comments. Thanks for being with us.

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Posted at 21:14 |  by Md. Azharul Islam

Lets go to be introduced with a file sharing site to income a lots of currency. Hurry Up to get premium membership.

Asasalamu alaikuma. I hope everyone is well.

File sharing sites over the last poste Migahost introduce you with for now. Here are some looks at the income was about. This course introduce you to a site with the fileserve.com. Download the file through the file sharing site to be income.

Let's work before you assume you know about this site -

 1. File upload / download wit follow any of these way anyone can income.500 GB of free space are allowed for you.

2.fileserve.com a large and distinguished company. This completely free from fraud.
3. I write your name on this site (free or premium membership), file upload. That means you can get anyone to download. Depends on the amount of money from any country, how many times has been downloaded and the download file size. Many companies in America - stop - Canadian money for the download, and that is why all countries.And 4. There are, however, as the income rate in the world has been divided in 4 countries. This is America, and Canada operations. B are France, Germany, Spain, ityali, etc. astreliya countries. Of Russia, Poland, the Czech, Japan, singapura, Malaysia, Qatar, Kuwait, saudiaraba, South Africa, Brazil and countries. The rest of the countries in the last section.5. If your file is 50 MB, then you get to download every 1 to Category 3 dollars, 0.50 dollars D kyatagarite. If the file size is 450 to 1 GB of dollars in category 5, D kyatagarite 5 dollars. Two of them another Category Average.
6. Minimum of 20 dollar reaches anyone can bring money his/her hand by using AlertPay, or web money paypal account.If you want to work on this site, which can be followed -1. This site and register to be a free member.Year.  

2.You can upload files (1 MB to 1 GB in size accepted).After you upload a link to download will be available to use on your website, blog, Facebook, email, etc. to any site.3. Paypal or other methods for the withdrawal to be decided so that the commission will be added to confirm your account.

Click this link to register on this site -

http://fileserve.com/ 

 

Then click on Sign Up Now to come a new interface. Then everything in completing the Create Account - to be.

You will be sended a  email in your mail inbox. Go check the mail box. Then fileserve.com in - the user name and pass word with the sign - in. The rest of the work yourself, you can upload files.


I stay healthy? Stay well! - Allah Hafez

If you have any suggestion & query about it please comments.

 

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Posted at 21:59 |  by Md. Azharul Islam