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Are you need to get correct, detailed information and fast just by using your fingertips? Use Google as your preferred search engine. You can set Google as your index page, or as a tiny toolbar on your desktop. You can even google while you’re away using a portable gadget. It’s excellent for looking almost anything, photographs, patents, blogs, products, finance information, and masses more. You can also use Google maps to locate the street-view of almost any location in the United States. The posibilities are unlimited, with Google you can do just about anything.

“>Richard Vanderhurst tells us that Google is fast, accurate and loaded with an immense amount of information. It indexes billions of net pages and takes only seconds to display them. Say hello to the fastest growing search engine in the world.

A decade ago this multi-billion buck company was just an idea of 2 twenty-something years old scholars of the Standford University. After developing their concept from a garage, who could have guessed that within a decade their search engine establishment will become the top dog of all search engines, known world wide? Folk today are already talking about search engine monopoly and this is just the beginning. Google is just getting started.

Just within the year just gone Google took the wind from the Apple’s forecasted celebrity moment of their brand new iPhone by launching the Android G1 mobile Smart-phone. This was extremely a well marketed and figured out movement for Google and the timing was perfect. Even more, the Android is an open-source platform for a mobile phone to which any one can create just about any application they wish. This suggests that the code isn’t limited, concealed or kept secret in any shape or form. Anyone that understands code can download it and build on top of it. This is briliant!

Richard Vanderhurst shows us whats next for Google. The buzz for 2009 is that Google is preparing to grow the Android platform on to notebooks, which could greately cut into market of Microsoft. Naturally, right now this is just the buzz in the city, so we will have to simply do nothing and see. And after that, Google desktops, perhaps? The posiblities are limitless. Since Google’s engineers are a bunch of brilliant geeks who come up with ground-breaking ideas each day, I am sure what ever it might be, it is going to be exciting.Each day is a new day for another brilliant Google idea.

It also appears that Google is not nearly as effected by the business slowdown as are several other companies. People and firms are filling bankruptcies like never before, but Google continues to grow. Their employes have even received bonuses last year in form of G1 mobile telephones. Mind you, one such phone ships for roughly $400.

This attests that Google is here for good for a while. As such, it is growing in renown all over the world. Many of us use Google’s search engine instead of other Encyclopedias to analyze all sort of information. The entire world is waiting to be found. So, use Google and expand your horizons outside the wildest dreams of your imagination.

About Richard Vanderhurst

Richard Vanderhurst is known as one of the nation’s leading authorities on SEO. He teaches the newest SEO systems around the planet and engineers from the country of India are no exception. This gifted group has learned plenty of the tricks and methods employed in Western America to advance thousands of web and blog sites toward page one positions. Richard Vanderhurst also reviews lots of the latest computer hardware and programs for professional servers and gaming.

Google Gmail users accounts open to Cyber criminalsâ?? Your Gmail account can be compromised.

It is not only Microsoft Hotmail servers that have been hacked, but now Google reports that their users passwords are on the loose.

The list of thousands of Microsoft Hotmail users id and password is circulating and led to Microsoft to give a warning to their users today.

Google had to follow shortly afterwards to tell their users that id and password for an unknown amount of users is circulating for them as well.

Google tells that it is not their servers that have been hacked, but they think it is phishing technique that has been used towards their users.

Google says there is not so many users seen on these lists so far, and they have activated a process of resetting passwords on the accounts they know about at the moment which will block the account.

That means that next time these users log on to Gmail, they will be asked to change their password by giving Google an email to send the new password to them.

This means that no user will loose their account in Gmail.

This problem has become more and more frequent as attacks towards email servers have become more common in the web today.

The classic phishing attacks are a problem to the IT industry, but also affect business using their services in one way or another.

A typical phishing attack tries to trick the username and password from the user through an email request that seems to come from the genuine vendor in question (in this case either Hotmail or Gmail web site).

The excuse used in the email received by the user is that the account needs to be verified or that the user will loose the account if not logged in via a link made in the email sent to them.

The link in the email makes the user go to the attacker web site, were a replicate (identical copy) of the Hotmail or Gmail web site is set up. The victim writes his/her username and password in the appropriate field, and little do they know that at this moment the username and password are in the hands of the cyber criminals.

If you have an Hotmail or Gmail account, log in now and change password, and do so on a regular basis (weekly at a minimum).

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Today, I wanted to write an article on Spamming! SO I vented onto Google and did a search to see what others have already written.

Grabbing an Idea I rushed to write up something so I proceed to Yahoo mail to write up an send out on My news flashes..

and I found this email. And I tell You this freaking GUY most of been reading my mind cause Just as fast as I thought of something similar he had already had it published on His blog : http://www.jimsmarketingblog.com check out this guy he is truly a veteran and knows what he is talking about!

Well with further more to imply I will let You read on! Thanks for Everyone support especially You Emil Cohen.

A letter from Google http://www.jimsmarketingblog.com/

Posted: 02 Jun 2009 07:48 AM PDT

I received a sales letter last week from Google. That’s right, one of the world’s leading email providers contacted me; not via an email, but via a letter.

Email marketing and Google

google email marketing Google already has my email address, because I am a user of a number of their services – including Gmail. So, it would have been very easy for them to have sent me the same sales message in an email. However, Google know that they will get a higher response rate from a targeted letter than from a sales email.
If the owners of Gmail are writing letters with sales offers, rather than sending sales emails, there’s a BIG marketing lesson here!

People hate sales emails and spam

People have a VERY low tolerance for emails, which are just sales messages. The letter from Google was exactly that – a sales message. However, I did open the letter and read it. Had Google sent me that same sales offer via email, it would have been deleted, unopened; as soon as I read the subject line (no matter how clever it was!)

The average person hates spam with a passion and many tend to consider all sales emails (no matter how well targeted) as spam. As a result, not only is a prospective customer or client unlikely to respond to a typical sales email, they are very likely to develop strong, negative feelings about the sender too.

Is email marketing dead

No, not at all! Email marketing, when handled correctly, is still extremely powerful and getting more powerful all the time.

If you re-read the above, you will see that I use the term ’sales emails.’ Sales emails are extremely low leverage and increasingly ineffective. These are emails that contain a sales message and are often sent to a ‘list’, which the sender has either bought, borrowed or built by harvesting email addresses from business cards / directories etc.

Unless the sender has a good relationship / rapport with the people on that list, the sales emails they send will be deleted before they are read.

Email marketing & sales emails

Email marketing could not be more different. For example, I write a very popular marketing newsletter, which contains a unique marketing article or some valuable marketing ideas / advice. Most editions have zero advertising. Occasionally, I will include a single, one paragraph piece to promote something I am involved in. The response rates are fantastic, because my readers already know me and trust me. Some of my readers even blog about how much they value my newsletter.

In fact, many of my readers tell me that they have ‘Jim Connolly’ marketing folders on their computers, where they file my newsletters, for future reading. How many people keep spam email or sales emails on file? No one!

Mail shots, direct mail, marketing letters

The overuse of sales emails is creating a growing resistance to them within the marketplace. Obviously, with so many businesses mass emailing sales offers to people, the amount of traditional marketing letters being sent has dropped enormously. As a consequence, marketing professionals are seeing traditional marketing letters, (sometimes called direct mailings or mail shots,) achieve better and better results.

A well crafted marketing letter, with a hand written signature, sent to a small, targeted group, with a compelling offer and a ‘call to action,’ can be extremely effective right now.

Mail shots or email marketing?

This is a HUGE subject. Here’s a very brief overview.

I suggest you try a professionally handled mail shot IF you provide a service, which is only offered to a relatively small geographical area. Some examples might include; accountants, commercial lawyers, franchise operators, insurance brokers etc. Let me be completely clear. I am not suggesting these types of service providers cease using email to market their services. I am suggesting they STOP using sales emails, START using email marketing AND consider trying a professionally handled, direct mail campaign as an addition to their marketing mix.

Jim Connolly’s marketing

I offer a service, which is sold internationally. As a direct result, 100% of my marketing is conducted online. My marketing approach is all about giving away free marketing advice, information and tips, to as many small and medium sized business owners as possible. Then, when they want someone to look after their marketing, they give me a call.

I don’t sell my services, people hire me instead. For those of you who provide services or products across a big or unlimited geographical area, I suggest you do exactly the same. Instead of sending sales emails; emails that just ‘push’ or attempt to sell your services – use email as a way to engage potential clients and provide massive value. Also, make sure that every person you send your information to has proactively sign-up to receive it. For example, don’t send newsletters or e-bulletins to people, just because you know them, are a member of the same network or you happen to have their business card.

Use email communication (and your website / blog / FaceBook / LinkedIn / Twitter) as a way to showcase your expertise and encourage potential clients to email you, call you, comment on your blog, follow your Twitter account etc, etc.

The results can be stunning!

Related posts:

1. Time for marketing: http://jimsmarketingblog.com/2009/01/20/time-for-marketing/

2. Email marketing tip: http://jimsmarketingblog.com/2008/10/04/email-marketing-tip/

3. In written marketing – LESS is MORE http://jimsmarketingblog.com/2008/08/23/in-written-marketing-less-is-more/

So I must say I have to give to credit is due and this GUY Jim’s Marketing Blog is and has tons of knowledge in marketing and I myself will stay tuned to his work and maybe set something to be able to publish his work on 151 years..

Anyways thank every one of You but special thanks to http://www.Emilcohen.com

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