One of the most notable features of the Internet, and in particular blogging, is the selfless assistance rendered between those who build the Internet every day. Sites completely dedicated to the creation and design blogs, support received from other bloggers, sometimes chatting, sometimes by email ...
roads for free care are many.
But it is also true that generate revenue by offering help to others. Whether it's advertising own sites, or charging for technical assistance directly or sale of teaching material.
said this, and feeling free of moral guilt, maybe I decide to write a small item or mini book on "How to double visits to your blog in 7 days."
probably be a huge success dimension.
my own blog Applying the techniques describe in my next post, I managed to effectively double the visits to my blog in 7 days.
Last week I had 3 readers and now I have 6 confirmed and one who walks in the back.
The same can be seen in the right sidebar to provide useful information (or not ....) for Internet Uruguayans, especially those in Montevideo. Some reality, some fiction, some humor, a bit of wander ...
Perhaps the idea of \u200b\u200bthis ad is simply positioning the brand in the minds of potential consumers. Maybe advertisers do not care or even find it desirable that the target audience speaks ill of this piece ... by that of "speaking badly or talk me but ...."
What I think is that advertising is a piece of bad taste, more taking into account that potential consumers are children, even parents who buy the product. What is the idea? "Implicitly mocking children who are not aesthetically beautiful? (God knows the one who determines who is or is not "aesthetically beautiful") Instilling in children the idea that if they have no physical force them to play pranks?
Whatever the reasons, I think of lousy tasteless commercial, which is more serious still, from the time that the company approves it for broadcast.
Note: this announcement was published in a supplement that comes with the newspaper El Pais of Uruguay.
Laura Branigan Soraya and share many things in common: they are women, talented singers, lead a healthy life, and despite this, young people have died from sickness Hereditary knew or sensed that they would face sooner or later. Laura Branigan
also had to face another embarrassing situation: her husband fell ill with colon cancer, and Laura put aside his musical career serve you personally until he died.
His life was totally healthy, exercise, and despite this, the destination was stronger, died suddenly at age 47 on August 26, 2004 due to a brain aneurysm the same disease that killed his father and his paternal grandfather. Meanwhile
Soraya faced with courage breast cancer from 31 years, being aware that this disease had taken her grandmother, mother and aunt, making reference to the fight against this evil, and leaving about a legacy with his songs, his written word and more importantly, by his own example.
Two lives cut short, two artistic careers that could have gone much further.
