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Welcome to the Network Marketing Today Blog! Planning your prospecting around the 80 20 rule can make your life easier once you understand the concept. Hearing “No” time and time again isn’t fun, but it is a part of network marketing. We’ve all experienced it. Think about it. Any business that requires human interaction has its ups and downs. Not everyone agrees, never have, never will.
How To Create Your Own Custom WordPress Theme Follow this overview of the build process to create your own custom WordPress theme. We’ll be taking my latest theme design from its basic HTML and CSS mockup and inserting the various WordPress template tags to build a fully working theme ready to install on your blog. Long time readers may remember the build process of the LoveGrid concept where we designed and finished off the mockup as a static HTML and CSS page. Now let’s take this design and convert it into a WordPress theme. If you want to get your hands on this theme for your own site, it’s now available to Access All Areas over on my graphic design blog – Blog.SpoonGraphics. WordPress themes are made up of multiple template files that are all contained in a theme folder.
DCMI About Us The Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (DCMI) supports shared innovation in metadata design and best practices across a broad range of purposes and business models. DCMI does this by: Managing long term curation and development of DCMI specifications and metadata terms namespaces; Managing ongoing discussion of current DCMI-wide work themes; Setting up and managing international and regional events; Curation and open availability of meeting assets including proceedings, project reports and meeting minutes; Creation and delivery of training resources in metadata best practices including tutorials, webinars and workshops; and Coordinating the global community of DCMI volunteers. DCMI's principles of operation are: Open consensus building: Participation in the DCMI community is open to all interested groups or individuals with expertise or interests in metadata. The work of DCMI requires dedicated, paid effort funded through the annual contributions of DCMI members.
Expert Solutions From ProspectMX - ProspectMX - Part 4 The seemingly nonstop effort you put into maintaining your professional Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn profiles might lead you to believe that you can maintain a strong enough social media presence without a Google+ Business account. After posting, tweeting, following, pinning, liking and sharing day in and day out, one more place to keep up with the virtual “Joneses” might appear at first glance to be a superfluous endeavor. The truth is, Google+ Business is much, much more than a social media platform. It is an indispensable way to connect with other industry professionals, utilize highly customized promotions, help yourself rise to the top of the SERPs, and put your business’s offerings in front of a hungry, ready-to-buy audience.
RDF - Semantic Web Standards Overview RDF is a standard model for data interchange on the Web. RDF has features that facilitate data merging even if the underlying schemas differ, and it specifically supports the evolution of schemas over time without requiring all the data consumers to be changed. 50 Best Internet Marketing Blog Posts of 2012 (So Far) As we approach the Labor Day holiday, it’s a good time to look back and review all of the great content that’s been published so far this year. It’s been a busy time in the world of digital marketing, considering everything from the highly influential launch of the Penguin algorithm update to shifts in the way consumers engage with social networks and mobile devices. If you’re feeling behind the times, here are a few of the best articles I’ve seen published so far this year:
RDF2Wishlist - Semantic Web Standards Since late 2009, there have been some discussions about possible "RDF 2.0" wishlists. See the following Semantic Web Interest Group threads for detail. Feel free to summarise here, but do try to link to supporting arguments in the mailing list so the weight of opinion can be measured. Scarcity marketing with Scarcity Samurai We look at the principle of Scarcity marketing with Scarcity Samurai This article is a follow on post to the Scarcity Samurai review I wrote earlier. Clearly there is much interest around the Internet marketing world regarding this new product launch this Monday the 25th. So I thought I would write this special edition of coffee with the Coach (normally limited for members only) to have a closer look at the principle of Scarcity marketing. Plus looking how the WordPress plugin Scarcity Samurai can help give website owners around the world a strategic advantage through scarcity marketing online. First a look at the principle of Scarcity Marketing
Web architecture: Metadata Up to Design Issues Axioms of Web Architecture: Metadata Preface Semantic Web The Semantic Web is a collaborative movement led by international standards body the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).[1] The standard promotes common data formats on the World Wide Web. By encouraging the inclusion of semantic content in web pages, the Semantic Web aims at converting the current web, dominated by unstructured and semi-structured documents into a "web of data". The Semantic Web stack builds on the W3C's Resource Description Framework (RDF).[2]