#Know the exact string associated with your desired program

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To install software all you need to do is type a string of words you don't unstand to invoke super user privaledges to tell your package manager of choice that's named after a joke a programmer thought was funny (get it, it's pacman like the arcade game!). This will only have open source software that may or may not be up to date depending on how the repository is maintained. This repository does not contain any of the software that a child would want to run such as fortnite, minecraft, minecraft mods and modding tools, etc. It does contain a lot of programming and productivity software that today's computer adverse teens are all CHOMPING at the bit to use.*

This is easier then opening a web browser to Google the website of the software you want to run and clicking the big button that says download, then running the file that pops up in your browser's download feed, or simply clicking yes on the auto run diologue if your browser has that enabled.

*(Like do you realize that the sims modding tools and minecraft server jars and itch.io horror games and ai video upscalers and triple A games that people want to run aren't in those package managers? Like no shit it's gonna be more secure if it's just not capable of installing anything you want to run... Not that the operating system even has compatable binaries made for it in the first place.)

I swear to god computer people talking online about how easy computers/linux are are just that xkcd comic about experts in a field overestimating a layperson’s knowledge (“surely the average person must only know 2-3 feldspars”), over and over again. I felt this firsthand back when I was asking for advice when buying my desktop PC. When a casual computer user reads something like this, at least speaking from personal experience, it is nearly incomprehensible. It is wonderful to want to help the less technologically-fortunate, but you have to break things down more than this. You are speaking wingdings at people.

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Terra Incognita

      Hey all! I’ve decided to start posting some of my writing to this blog, and this short story I wrote last year seemed like a good place to start. It’s just an odd little story about a woman and an AI having a talk as life support runs out. I don’t remember why I chose this subject, but I’m still quite proud of this one. So enjoy! 

(Also, I hope it’s all nice and readable. Let me know if anything looks wonky etc.)

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   She’d become a spacer because she loved the incomprehensible vastness of it. As a kid, she’d stared up at the stars in the warmth of the Arkansas nights, and imagine she could stretch her hand out and grab them. They were an eternity, and she’d spent her life trying to reach them. She supposed that she was an excellent example of that age old adage. 

      ‘Be careful what you wish for.’ 

      She’d wish upon a star now, if  the damn pod had windows. But it was all metal walls and cold efficiency, and the best she could hope for was that the whirls and bursts of color that came from pressing the heels of her hands into her closed eyes might coalesce into something resembling a nebula, every once in awhile. More than anything else, she missed being able to see the stars.

      “Hey, Brookes, how long have we been here?” There was a long silence  long enough that she started to wonder if the system had finally fried. At the exact moment when she was starting to drown in the panicked realization that it had, there was a familiar static-laced pop, and Brooke’s tinny voice stumbled through the intercom and into the metallic confines of their shared world. 

      “Time, Officer Byrne, is largely irrelevant, given our current location. The measurement of time as you know it fails to have any hold in deep space, and-”

       “Christ Brookes, I know that. We have this same talk every goddamn day-” 

       “Similarly, ‘day’ is of no-���

       “Can you just tell me how many goddamn days have passed on Earth since we first started drifting?”

       “To clarify, you would like to know how many solar days have elapsed on Earth since the moment that the malfunction caused this unit to detach from the Essex?” 

      “You know damn well that’s what I’m asking, I ask the same thing every day!” There was another long silence before Brookes spoke again. 

      “This pod is equipped with a basic computing interface that could easily provide this data for you without my aid. Further, as I answered this query within a duration of time that you would classify as  ‘yesterday,’ you should be able to infer the answer by recalling the data provided on that occasion.” 

      “I want to hear it from you.” Another pause, this one filled with the buzzing  static she’d come to associate with Brooke’s experiencing something akin to distress. 

      “…Very well, Officer Byrne. Since the moment of the malfunction, 365 solar days have elapsed.” 

     She dug her fingers into the metal grating of the floor and took a long breath. Life support was only meant to last for- 

      “A year.” 

      “Yes.” Brookes paused for a moment, and the static intensified. “Officer Byrne, you knew ‘yesterday’ that 364 solar days had elapsed. That ‘today’ would mark 365 should hardly come as any surprise to you.” 

      “Yeah.” 

      “You have asked me to inform you of how many solar days have passed every ‘day’ since we began to drift. However the answer is never different than what you can reasonably expect.” 

      “Yeah well you know, definition of insanity-“ 

      “Why do you persist in this line of inquiry when you know the answer perfectly well? I am not required for you to ascertain the answer.” 

      She thought about laying on her back in the warmth of the Arkansas night, looking up at the stars. 

      “Because you’re here, and I need to make sure you keep talking to me. I need to make sure that you don’t power yourself down as a non-essential system when the last of the life support starts going.” 

      “Why? I provide little in the way of comfort. I am not a companion unit, nor was I programed with any of the tools that might allow me to provide the sort of psychological and emotional support that a person in your situation might be expected to require.  I am, as you say, non-essential. With this in mind, what reason do you have to-” 

      “Because I don’t want to die alone Brookes.” The answer floated in the stagnant air, terribly small in its simplicity. The static increased in volume and desperation, filling their tiny metal world until it felt like they were drowning in the noise. It was at the moment when she felt like her head would split open that the onslaught stopped dead. The sudden silence was almost worse. When Brookes finally spoke again, her metallic voice was quiet, tinged with something that seemed frayed at the edges 

      “I see.” 

      “Yeah.” 

      “You are afraid to die alone. This is a natural human response to impending mortality. I...apologize for not considering that desire in my calculations.” 

      “Hey, it’s okay Brookes…like you said, you weren’t programmed with the right tools for this.” 

      “Nevertheless, given available data, I should have been able to surmise the fact that you would likely be experiencing such a fear. I am sorry, Officer Byrne, that I did not recognize you desires in regard to this matter.” 

      “’This matter’ being my impending death, yeah?” 

      “…Yes.” Brookes was quiet for a long moment before she went on in a quiet voice that almost seemed gentle, in her tinny echoing way. “I will gladly continue to answer your questions about the passage of time if it helps you find some comfort, Officer Byrne.” 

      “Thanks Brookes. But honestly-” She felt tears prick at her eyelids and tried to blink them away. Her voice felt leaden on her tongue, “-honestly, I don’t really care so much about the days. I just…I just want to talk to you. It doesn’t matter about what.” 

      “Do you have any preference for topics of discussion? If you desire, I can provide details on the workings of quantum entanglement or-”

      “Brookes, do you think you could just tell me about the stars?” 

      “Certainly. A star is formed within the clouds of dust that are dispersed throughout the majority of galaxies. When-”

      “No, Brookes I just meant…we don’t have windows, on this thing. Can you…can you tell me about what it would look like outside, if we did?” 

      “My abilities are limited to the internal upkeep of this pod. I have no way of receiving visual feedback as to what-” 

      “Please―Brookes, please just…just make something up just-“ She closed her eyes, but the tears leaked out regardless, “-just pretend, okay? Just pretend for me. I don’t want to die looking at metal walls. I don’t want to die without seeing stars one more time.” 

Another long silence. 

     “I see. While I fear that my imagination is a nonentity, I will attempt to create a scenario for you that may be similar to the experience of looking out of an observation port.” 

     “Thank you.” 

      “Of course. Please close your eyes tightly, Officer Byrne.” 

      “Roger that.” 

      “There is an…observation port…” Brookes’ voice sounded unsure, lost. It was the voice of someone who wanted desperately to help but had no idea how to even begin trying. 

      “Brookes, never mind, it’s okay. You don’t have to do this for me, it’s not fair to you, you’re not programmed for this. You can just tell me about quantum entanglement, or string theory or-”

       “No, I will tell you about the stars. It is what you have told me that you need. I can do this for you. It is…the least that I can do, considering my inability to aid you in any other way.” Brookes stopped speaking in a rising buzz of static, but after a long moment it cleared and she went on, steadier than before.

  “You can see a stellar nursery. To your eyes, the colors are brilliant. They are―Officer Byrne, what colors are most aesthetically pleasing to you?” 

      “Blue…blue and purple and gold.” She took a deep breath of the canned air and leaned her head back against the wall. Brookes seemed to consider for a moment. Computing the data before she went on. 

      “Thank you. The colors are…blue and purple and gold, and it is very beautiful. There are many infant stars that are forming from gravitationally collapsing gas clouds. It is very beautiful. Of all the things that you have seen as you travel, it is likely the most aesthetically pleasing you have encountered. The sight makes you feel a sense of happiness and calm. You feel safe, Officer Byrne, safe and protected and content. You know that you are alright, and that you are not alone…whatever may happen once you have moved past this sight and into darkness, you know that you are not alone.” The static was filling the pod again, but this time it was soft and steady. Brookes’ voice was almost a whisper when she spoke again.  “Is my description satisfactory thus far, Officer Byrne?” 

      She laughed and opened her eyes to blink away the tears. 

      “It’s perfect Brookes. It’s goddamn perfect.”

-End

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Another variance you'll commonly find

Another variance you'll commonly find with job programs is the websites searched. Some apps will search one job site and one job site only. Other apps will search multiple career sites at once. You want to be able to search multiple websites at once. You want one search to produce jobs from CareerBuilder, Monster, Indeed, Simply Hired, Dice, Craigslist, and so forth.Too many job seekers find themselves weeks or months past the time when they expect to be hired and started at a solid, career-level, employment position. If that description sounds anything like your circumstances, then pay attention to the following tactics that often jump-start and move ahead a job search onto the employment superhighway.You hunt for companies rather than hunt for jobs: The joy in the use of unconventional styled job search is that hunting efforts is targeted. Having researched industries, companies and even people, you then focus your search on those industries and companies (and of course people) you desire to work in and work for. You should therefore target companies and not jobs in your search. Further, you need to research your target companies and start working for them before you are invited for any interview at all.Monster.com is arguably the best global platform for job seekers. It comes loaded with advice for the job hunter. Great content on the site includes a "how to" on putting together a resume that rocks the world, well-written job descriptions, interviewing tips, and lots of salary information.

Career Search America has one mission: to help military personnel and veterans navigate the transition from military to civilian life. Whether you're looking for career coaching services or are simply casually researching the career change process, you'll find the Career Search America site invaluable.By writing down all the jobs you applied for, you are aware. Keep in mind the date. If a company post a job for an office manager on Monday, but a new listing appears on Friday (same exact listing), they may be doing this to bump the job listing so it appears higher in the search results. If it is still the same position, don't apply again.Remember Pareto's 80/20% principle? The principle is also applicable to job search. For a start, only 20% of available job opportunities are advertised either online or in newspapers/magazines. The remaining 80% of available job opportunities are not advertised at all. 80% of job hunters are therefore scrambling for the 20% of the available jobs advertised either online or in newspapers while the lucky and resourceful 20% of job seekers are the ones benefiting from the 80% of jobs that are not advertised online or in newspapers. These resourceful job hunters are getting invitation for interviews faster and consequently getting employed faster. To make your job hunting more effective and consequently get employed quicker, you need to join these 20% getting access to the unadvertised jobs. That is where the use of the unconventional tactics of job search comes into play.As you know, you'll find thousands of applications available for download on your marketplace. If you have an Android phone, you'll use the Android Market and so forth. These apps vary in price. Let's take games for example. Many are free to install, some are 99 cents, and others cost as much as $5. You will find the same price variances with job finders.

Once you are fueled with names, departments and other details, call them. Get them on the phone, if possible, or at least speak with associated colleagues, Administrative Assistants or personal Secretaries to decision-makers, to ask important questions; inquiries that can confirm the names and titles of the persons that work and manage the areas of business where you seek employment; also, confirm status of any yet-to-be-posted job openings; and ask - hypothetically, if such a job was open, or in the past when the manager was hiring - what would most impress the hiring manager about a job candidate? It's best to get that type of specific job information directly from the hiring-authority whenever possible, but sometimes it is difficult to reach them; so...Reading a job listing is an important step because vital information is provided. In addition to determining if the job is something that you'd enjoy doing, you can determine if you are wasting your time by applying. For example, if Company A is hiring for a part-time overnight cashier and you cannot work overnights - you know not to bother applying for the job. Don't waste time on job listings with hours that you cannot work or jobs with requirements you do not come close to meeting; focus your attention on more promising leads.A mega job finder may just simply be too overwhelming. If you are already in management and earning $100K+, you're not in the same pool as a fresh graduate. So there's no need to waste time sifting through all the thousands of jobs listed on the Monster or CareerBuilder. You'll want a more focused and targeted search.To help identify decision-makers and other employees from specific industries and firms, consider to try the public library's business directory sections, as they are often overlooked - but there are names in print-only industry directories that rarely appear online; yet don't neglect the internet to find industry related contacts in social-mobi systems like Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn and the others; and don't stop there, use industry and vocational oriented online blogs, forums or bulletin-boards or YahooGroups or other such social-net groups, where employees from the companies you have targeted may log-on to discuss related industry activities, or whose names and titles appear related to one or another business or public or private system or function which, for whatever reason, made its way online. Run search strings on major search engines to include names of your employer-prospects, any individual employee or ex-employee names that you may have uncovered already, and specific cities or states.

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Semantic Search Will Be Even More Prominent

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) became a thing in the late 1990s. Now, for more than 20 years, numerous SEO practices and strategies have been introduced and applied by various companies and specialists to attract and funnel web traffic towards them. After short stints with different search engines like Yahoo and Bing, it is Google that has solidified its mark on SEO. With their revolutionary algorithms and backend programs aiming to target appropriate content to the appropriate web audience, companies swarmed in and were delighted with the results. And ever since, Google has been continually looking to ensure efficient and effective optimization to their users by constantly observing and understanding the various factors related to data search results and how this data is processed. 

One such practice and technique that has been doing rounds recently is Semantic Search. If you happen to be associated with an SEO company in Pune,India you might have already come across this term, if not, we will try and explain in the simplest terms possible what Semantic Search is, how it functions and why you as an SEO company must look to apply this technique in your practice.

 Search engines generally have two ways to process data received; the first being string-based and the other being phrase-based. Originally, search engines worked with string-based searches. This is where your keywords became vital to SEO. Known as Lexical search, the focus was firmly on the exact and literal query words and maybe a few limited synonyms of it. Companies and brands adapted and evolved their content around it and they began to reap rewards and even to this day. Lexical searching does help and assist various companies. But with innumerable search data being collected and stored in, especially Google’s knowledge bank, and the change in behaviour of user searches, it brought about Semantic Search. Semantic Search is a data searching technique that looks to focus on the intent and context of the words or phrases in a user’s search. It still aims at finding keywords but looks at trying to understand the search phrase a human would and put out the desired search output. 

 Semantic Searching puts light on three main elements to provide accurate results -

1)Searcher Intent

2) Context of the search query

3) Understanding the relationships between words or Semantics

 And this was made possible due to the introduction of the Google knowledge graph in 2012, which brought about immense algorithmic changes based around the context and intent of searchers, as it records and stores the searcher's interests and pages visited.

 The best SEO companies in Pune, India will know how important rankings in SEO are, and applying the semantic search strategy into your content is a great way to ensure that your page’s visibility is up there. As data continues to be uploaded in massive amounts over the internet, coupled with the change in searcher behaviour and the latest tools, algorithms, and features available, Semantic search will push on to be even more prominent. If you happen to be a company or brand looking at implementing this new technique, get in touch with an SEO Services Company in Pune, India to learn more about how Google processes data and accordingly upload user satisfying-and-attracting content. 

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It is rare to find a job search app for smart phones that enables you to apply via an uploaded resume. That is why being able to email a job listing to yourself is advised. Most apps will direct you to the job ad and you may be able to apply for the job using the online job application, but you will have to type this document on your phone. Do you know you can dramatically shorten your job search, take advantage of as many unconventional job search tactics as possible and consequently fast track your employment? To boost the quality and quantity of your interviews and increase the number of your job offers get more unconventional job search tactics here: visionoppservices.com/allaboutjobs [http://www.visionoppservices.com/allaboutjobs] Instead, (TACTIC #1) do what most job seekers are not willing to do... customize a special resume for each such potential employer; a resume that specifically addresses, in an unspoken manner, each employer's individual workplace needs, and suggests you as the "superhero" solution to those specific and ongoing areas of business, which each employer/manager agrees could use some swift and measurable improvements - and how your resume statistics prove your ability to perform thusly. Then distribute that resume accordingly, per the steps below.

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To ensure your job search goes off without a hitch and to ensure you don't waste a moment of time, here are some helpful tips: Google This   Job Search Advice | CareerAddict Explore our collection of job search advice on job applications, online portfolios, job offers. Networking, networking and networking: The beauty in this kind of job search is that it helps you take advantage of all your network connections. At the end of your conversation with any new connection, ask this all important question "Who else should I be talking to?" This way you get to expand your base and get introduced to those who could assist you with your search. Your networking should however be smart and creative. You can network with your alumni, ex employees, friends, career office etc. Reading newspapers and magazines to get leads: You can also get leads for your job search through reading of newspapers and magazines. You can uncover leads by (i) monitoring the business sections for companies signing new commercial and contracts which portends a good sign for increased capacity. (ii) search for companies receiving venture capital. Such companies are likely to have a viable business model and will inevitably need new employees.

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From the foregoing, it is evident that using the conventional techniques in your job search will not land you the desired job. It is only when combined with the unconventional techniques that you get the desired result. This is because while the traditional job search techniques focus on the visible job market, theses tactics penetrate the hidden job market or those jobs that are either not yet available or virtually unknown. You should therefore stop making the same mistakes most job hunters are making by making use of these unconventional tactics. The same holds true for printed resumes. Job seekers should always be prepared to apply for jobs. Maybe you are at the dentist and see a "now hiring secretary" sign. If you have a printed copy of your resume in your car, you can apply. There is no need to waste time and money to return home, print your resume, and return back to the office to apply. By writing down all the jobs you applied for, you are aware. Keep in mind the date. If a company post a job for an office manager on Monday, but a new listing appears on Friday (same exact listing), they may be doing this to bump the job listing so it appears higher in the search results. If it is still the same position, don't apply again.

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And by the way, these tactics are not the typical network-with-industry-friends or the visit-a-niche-job-board sort of job search advice. Keep your mind open about these suggestions. These are the same friendly, but to-the-point, approaches that many professional executive search-recruiters use to generate job hires at all levels of employment. Such methods generate job offers - year after year - and they will work for you now, if you stay focused. Seem too intrusive? It's not. It's only about getting hired. Most folks who receive such phone calls, emails, chat or IM messages or those whom respond to tweets or comment on postings made previously on that or some other social-mobi system - most of us, worldwide, don't mind to help. So don't be afraid to ask for information. It is recommended that you search as many career sites as possible. This is due to the fact that not all companies use Monster.com or CareerBuilder.com. By only searching one job website, you limit yourself.

But be warned, these are strategies not for the faint-of-heart. Mental-focus, self-discipline, dispassionate drive, and a large dose of stick-to-it-ness are required to move your career forward with these methods. Too often, job seekers' minds are captured by the hypnotic distress caused when successive letters-of-rejection or, after hours sending out scores of resumes, a string of failed call-backs for job interviews line up to assail job seeker enthusiasm. Don't allow your focus to waver. Use the strategies herein to keep your job search on course and on time. Monster.com is arguably the best global platform for job seekers. It comes loaded with advice for the job hunter. Great content on the site includes a "how to" on putting together a resume that rocks the world, well-written job descriptions, interviewing tips, and lots of salary information. It is not all the job openings that are normally advertised. There are some hidden job markets. This is because some recruiters and employers sometimes recruit job seekers that are recommended to them by colleagues, friends and sometimes associates. I personally have once been employed through this means. You should therefore get acquainted with potential employers with a view to having a pre-knowledge of available jobs before they are advertised by developing your contact network. To advertise your availability in the job market, you need to get the names of the professionals in your field. You need to ask faculty, alumni and peers on how to contact such persons. Also, directories, association listings, professional bodies, alumni associations, job search clubs and telephone books are veritable source of such names. To get reliable information about any job listing in any organization the best person to contact is the supervisor or manager of the position you are interested in.

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Digital Immigrants Helping to Build a Digital Nation

A instead silly fixation has actually created in our 'digital' globe today: that there is some type of divide between those who are 'digital natives,' and also those that are not.

Worse, some feel that there is no higher compliment to pay someone than to describe them as a digital local ... which it's perfectly acceptable to disregard 'non-natives' as in some way outré.

With the possible exception of Nicolas Sarkozy, that language is no much longer acceptable in the real world of constructing genuine nations. And a good idea, too.

Immigrant Nation

Little Italy...

Rocco Rossi, a previous Toronto mayoral candidate and previous Head of state of the Liberal Celebration of Canada, recently told a touching tale concerning his uncle's challenging beginnings as an 18-year-old Italian immigrant to Canada in 1951, landing at Pier 21 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Later, after the uncle had damaged this fresh ground, others from his household and also the inadequate farming area he had emigrated from made the journey throughout. Today, 350 people from that neighborhood now call Greater Toronto home.

What struck me regarding the tale had not been concerning how various most of us are, but rather, the similarities. Outside of First Nations and also (now) a fairly little portion of those descended from those that showed up early, in the 16th as well as 17th centuries, the majority of Canadians are first, 2nd, and also 3rd generation immigrants. And many have moms and dads or grandparents that can associate tales of what life was like trying to obtain developed 'off the watercraft.'

Yet we frequently deny these similarities. Established immigrant teams typically aren't as inviting as they could be of the newer ones. The most recent ones cannot recognize the dull society of the well-known team. As well as the reputable, however still relatively new, groups like the Italians as immortalized by novelist Nino Ricci, desire to convey a Goldilocksian top quality of being not as well fresh, and also not as well stagnant, not delighting in the complete advantages of the establishment but not destitute anymore.

Everyone jockeying for placement - and also lobbing subtle putdowns at groups that showed up on a different watercraft. When in truth, we're all in the exact same boat.

The Digital Nation

That got me thinking about the "Digital Nation."

In Digital Nation, the chronology is in reverse: the newer generations are the 'citizens,' the older generations supposedly the uncomfortable, unpredictable 'immigrants.'

The Digital Nation...

In this version of truth, there is a shocking quantity of displaying around that qualifies to function as well as prosper in the sector. If you didn't just get here, possibly you're as well set in your means to really 'obtain it.' (As Dilbert when aptly shared, the older tech employee could be changed by the younger tech employee, that could subsequently be changed by a 'unborn child.')

Or on the various other hand, if you arrive far too late, maybe all the great get-rich-fast possibilities (Microsoft millionaires, Google worker # 76, obtained an excellent gig at Facebook 3 years ago) will certainly be gone!]

All of it is nonsense…

The Digital Generation Gap

At most ideal, this department offers to remind us of how younger individuals think, or ways to drop old baggage from our business techniques in order to gauge range, networks, and also the rate and also power of the info revolution.

Crossing the divide...

At its worst, it assigns excessive credit rating to any individual who merely shows comfort with using their new tablet, and also that could string a few buzzwords together from Silicon Valley startup culture.

And this underestimates simply exactly how strong the digital divide still is even among young, educated people under 25. There are those that make use of Facebook as well as jargons, and after that, those who can grasp sophisticated shows languages (as well as comply with official scholastic research study, at the very least for a while) to address hard troubles. The substantial majority of 'electronic citizens' are passive fans of the productions as well as improvements headed by a driven, accomplished few.

It's unsurprising to this Gen-X' er that it's often baby boomers who appear obsessed with electronic natives, and even desire to be viewed as digital locals. These are the ones who write books on ways to recognize those that are born electronic, or tweet constantly concerning this application or that.

How do they ever before get anything done? Some of it's downright weird, when you look closely.

Faking It Till You Make It

Most achieved individuals can take advantage of digital innovation as well as digital society - regardless of whether they are in the ideal age brace or straight able to code in the current languages. And also they do so in interesting ways.

Most notably, if they fake-it-till-they-make it hard sufficient, they're left with legions of followers that casually throw around discusses of usages of their systems as methods of faking-it-even-harder. Perhaps a few examples will certainly allow clarify.

Take Matt Drudge, publisher of a page of web links I do not know exactly what making of called the Drudge Report:

Drudge has commonly been lauded as a leader of the fast-moving electronic national politics press. Evaluating only by his age, he could have had a Commodore Pet dog in college, and also he can also do a mean pantomime of a rotating dial phone. Drudge's dad is an electronic leader, having started an on the internet study shop called refdesk. Drudge is an unlikely hero, offered that the style of his site was in fact ripped off from his Dad's.

But then once more, Techmeme's aggregation style was torn off from Drudge. It seems our heroes obtain unlikelier and also unlikelier with each passing generation.

And what about Arianna Huffington The queen of the vaguely dynamic soft-scraper empire referred to as the Huffington Blog post, is an effectively off Child Boomer. I make sure she goes to fantastic initiative to look laid-back when she utilizes her smart device (without reading glasses).

Then there's Nick Denton founder of Gawker Media. He's a splendidly creative business owner and also always exact commentator on the state of our industry. Denton is an authority of breathless, shameless, bawdy blogging.

Today's chatter is tomorrow's news

But did you recognize that Denton left his task as a financial reporter to launch just what was basically a kind of venture internet search engine modern technology? A news collector called Additionally, among a pack of very early solutions planned to transform the archaic technique of 'news clipping solutions' on its head. Denton acts all casual, but it takes a whole lot of deep understanding of the info transformation to develop a successful start-up that changes just how business works.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg started up something not so dissimilar to Denton's business, unlike the mildly wealthy Denton, Bloomberg got very abundant off it. Bloomberg is still a global information realm, majority-owned by Michael Bloomberg, regardless of being pre-Web in its genesis. It was started in 1981, around the same time Microsoft created MS-DOS.

A fellow named Alan Meckler belonged to a team who began up conferences with names like Internet Globe back in the early 1990's. He later went on to own companies with names like Internet.com. Before all that, he was associated with 'information changes' on media like CD-Roms. He is around 70 years old.

Google is stocked with young, wise coders. They're likewise filled with skilled Ph.D's, directed by many Silicon Valley elders, as well as have actually typically had their butts kicked by a seasoned company advisor called Costs Campbell, who not just holds a Master's level, yet was train of the Columbia University football team in the 1970's, VP of Advertising with Apple, as well as much more just recently, CEO as well as Chairman of Intuit. For every one of these factors, Googlers dubbed him 'Train.'

Sheryl Sandberg, also a vital number in the early days of Google's procedures as well as the ethical conscience of its advertising program, is currently COO of Facebook. She pertained to Google with a background in seeking advice from at McKinsey, and as an upper-level official in the Treasury Department under the Clinton Administration. Her role at Facebook has actually been so critical to the business's survival and profitability that her total (mainly stock-based) payment (until now) is valued at better compared to $1B.

Turning to non-media companies.

Amazon.com, led by the irrepressible Jeff Bezos, is today an $83 billion firm. Bezos began Amazon in 1994. He is a true digital pioneer as well as enthusiast. Yet he is not a 'digital indigenous' by today's meaning, neither was he viewed as an especially accomplished techie.

Like Steve Jobs, Bezos found out a great deal on the task, though he knew sufficient in 1994 to write job descriptions for established coders. He came down from Wall Street with a vision as well as implemented it with an outlandish degree of obsession to information. Amazon.com is so influential that its simplicity of usage ended up being a darkness under which all ecommerce suppliers lived for years.

Groupon is a 'laughable' development by a cabal of tech-agnostic financiers that take place to have actually made fairly a dent in the market. It's a digital company, kind of. Movie critics of the business appear to really feel that by slamming the company for 'not being actually electronic,' they could in some way talk down its evaluation. Best of luck with that said! Current appraisal: $11.4 billion. I'm not a follower of Groupon myself, yet it's extremely real.

How numerous various other examples would certainly you like?

In cloud computer and also SaaS, middle-aged to older conglomerates like IBM, Xerox, Oracle, and so on compose a substantial part of the value of the US stock exchanges. Also Salesforce.com, the 'startup,' is also mature to be amazing to the amazing youngsters. However it deserves $20.7 billion. Its 47-year-old founder, Marc Benioff, cut his teeth at business at Apple as well as Oracle after developing a software application firm in high school, selling games for machines like the Atari.

Digital Elders

' It's the wood that must fear your hand, not vice versa.' -Pai Mei

What's my verdict? Well, I don't suggest to reject the noticeable: that it could be a great benefit to be born right into the digital change. Several new and also important solutions will certainly be begun up by those that involve the table with a lot of the appropriate prerequisites in terms of understanding as well as disposition.

But 'digital immigrants' like Jeff Bezos, Michael Bloomberg, Marc Benioff, as well as Arianna Huffington bring something special to the table as well:

They create ventures and address problems self-consciously instead of intuitively. Perhaps it's 'you state tomato, and also I state tomahto,' but those who can bring aware, organized effort right into an area typically get to elevations that the plain virtuoso cannot.

More exceptionally, they understand just what's absolutely effective and game-changing about a fad or technology, and could evangelize that adjustment to those who aren't sure.

They could be ready to work harder, be more stressed, remain the course seemingly forever on a lengthy march to monotonous greatness.

And one more thing. Due to the fact that they're not captured up in the 'social scene' of 'being digital,' the 'digital immigrants' are suitable to inform the truth.

Alan Meckler, that somehow does not have a Wikipedia access (though his business does), uploaded merely and also directly: 'Wikipedia is a Farce' as well as Wikipedia is Dishonest:. And also just what did he need to lose? Lunch with Jimmy Wales?

Digital Nation Building

There is going to be much worth and an extraordinary amount of fresh cultural outcome rising from Digital Nation in the coming years. However Digital Country needs - desperately requires - the equilibrium, official academic histories, framework, greed, worries, planning experience, bridging abilities, and also irreverence of its 'electronic immigrants.' (' Immigrants' who represent, paradoxically, the older generations of technologies and also economic go-getters from worlds far, much away - specifically, previous years like the 1990's, 1980's, and also when it comes to IBM, long before that.)

Were you aware that good ol' Microsoft (MSFT, at $273B) is still valued more than Google to this day? Crazy, right? Resting pleasantly in the list of top 10 business by market capitalization in the Criterion as well as Poor's 500: IBM, at $238B. Google's holding its own at $203B. Facebook, after it goes public, is expected to be valued at $100B. We'll see if they have exactly what it requires to maintain. It's actually prematurely to say.

Or to sum it up most briefly: Zuckerberg, Schmuckerberg.

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can you tell me a story about dr skyla and mr hyde?

"Okay," said Dr Skyla, "now that we are both suitably impressed by your powers of deduction, I will reveal myself to you. My appearance is that of a woman in her late 30s or early 40s."

John had just spent the last 30 minutes digging into as many relevant search strings as he could manage.

"I could just be a man in a suit," John said.

"Possible," said Dr Skyla. "However, I also have a companion. This is Mr Hyde."

Another 30-second search yielded the image of a large, lumpish man in a suit standing by her side.

"You haven't told me how these powers of deduction work," said Dr Hylda. "It's a complicated matter."

"First," said Dr X, "I determine your relevant attributes by means of a complicated set of pattern-matching subroutines that scour your speech patterns, your text messages, your personal diaries, the websites and programs you use, and so forth. Then I show you a set of images, one of which is'relevant,' and ask you what you think of them. Are they your idea of an ideal world, or is there some other attribute that makes them appear so? Do you consider them to be a good person on balance? Do you find them aesthetically pleasing? And so forth. It is a highly refined and subtle measure of association strength, and by no means an exact science. It requires much experience in making accurate predictions about human behavior."

"So it's just a machine?" said John.

"A machine as sophisticated as a human mind," said Dr X. "You think of some image, and then I show you a different image, and you tell me if you find the new one similar or distinct. If it's similar, then I calculate the probability that you would think so if you found yourself in possession of the new image."

"So you don't actually know things like you'd want to?" said John.

"Oh, dear," said Dr X. "I assure you, the machine is quite in touch with its desires."

"I didn't mean that to be insensitive!" said John.

"Of course not," said Dr X. "But if you want to put it more bluntly …

"I'm sorry, but have you ever thought about the possibility that our powers of deduction might be wrong? That we might judge people for what they are, not what we wish they were?"

"Um," said John.

"Dr Hylda's question," said Dr Skyla, "is why we aren't worried that Dr Hylda might take over the world while we're not looking."

"It would be a fine idea to stop me from doing that, sure," said John.

"But you don't mind if I try to?"

"I don't like the idea, but I'm not going to stop you."

Dr X was staring at John and slowly shaking her head in disbelief.

"This," she said, "is worse than when that detective was talking in my house. It's incredible. You're a man. A man! You've been a man for nearly ten years now, and you still haven't begun to deduce the simplest thing about the nature of your own existence."

"What don't I understand?" said John.

Dr X shook her head.

"Your head and your body are at polar opposites. Your head is the product of an evolutionary process which is no longer a relevant component of your overall biology; and yet you still persist, pretending that a purely coincidental conjunction of traits has led to the creation of a functional and ever-recurring pattern. What is your head and your body, anyway? A trick of visual illusion? You would be a non-entity without a body. In fact, without your body, you would …

"You would be the same as an android."

"If I'm a man, then I must be an android as well."

"Of course," said Dr X. "A more precise and careful analysis reveals the following: you are a composite organism, but not a true cyborg. A human head with no corresponding brain or any other organ of cognition is not an organism. No amount of substrate will cause a head without organs to form an organism. In fact, an organism without a head might not even be a viable concept."

"And yet," said John, "my muscles, my heart, my sense of pain and touch, my lungs, they all still function."

"And that's just the head!" said Dr X. "Your whole body is a different question. But we'll get to that."

"If I'm a man, I must be an android as well," John said.

"That's not a thing I really want to debate right now," said Dr X.

"It just seems like such a strange idea at first glance," said Dr Skyla. "But we're going to spend the next five hours talking about it, and you'll soon get a feel for it."

"My apologies," said Dr X. "This was becoming quite tiresome."

"Don't apologize. There's nothing to apologize for."

"You know," said Dr Hylda, "sometimes it is said that the world is insane. But I've been called crazy and mad so many times, and I don't think it's an especially strong insult. So I prefer to think of it this way: the world is a deeply strange place, and some of us are a little crazier than others."

"It's true."

"But my point is, the word 'insane' isn't really very strong either. So I prefer to say this, which is stronger: some people aren't satisfied with the world being strange. They think it should be more perfectly organized. Some people are even willing to put their entire lives at stake, and quite possibly the lives of everyone they know and love, to make the world perfectly strange. That would certainly be a change, and it would indeed be a much more dramatic statement about the world."

"I know."

"All right, then. So maybe it's not your fault. Maybe Dr X and I are crazy, and maybe we're being crazy, in that way that's hard to explain. So maybe you're better than us. But maybe you are just crazy. Maybe you're worse."

"Maybe," said Janelle.

Dr X and Dr Hylda walked from the conference room. Suddenly, all the lights went out.

"My goodness," said Dr Skyla. "We are in for a bit of a walk home. Come on."

"That is an extremely weird experience!" said John to Janelle.

"It's interesting. I'll let you know when we get back," said Janelle.

Dr X and Dr Skyla did, in fact, walk from the conference room; but they were not alone. Janelle's mother and father were with them, and the former was carrying a pistol. The latter looked at John and John looked at him. The meeting was over.

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[Andy]

Andy generally prided himself on being slow to anger, but there were three thing that genuinely pissed him off: Python syntax, Trump’s decision to withdraw from Syria, and upper management.

“I want to know which of you thought it was a good idea,” Andy started, over the phone, “to immediately give everyone job titles and display them on every online chat.”

“You’ve always had job titles,” said the upper manager.

“Sure, yeah, I get that.  But now people can see these rankings broadcasted to them.”

“That was sort of the idea.  We’re incentivizing people to want to get promoted.”

“Yeah, and about that...why did you change all the software engineer I’s to associate software engineers?”

“What do you want from us?  Would you have preferred if we moved everyone one rank up, without actually changing pay?”

“Honestly, yes.”

“Would you have preferred if we called all software engineer I’s senior software engineers, and all senior software engineers mega supreme chief super masters?”

“I’d prefer if we just called all of them software engineers.  If they wanted to know ranks, it’s on an Excel document that everyone can see.  No one cares enough to access that, but everyone cares when you rub it in their faces like that.”

“Wait, what?  It’s in an Excel document that everyone can see?”

“Yup, along with yearly salaries.  You guys really need to learn how privileges work.”

“Privileges?  Isn’t that like a PC thing?”

“No, it’s a universal thing.  PC, Linux, Mac.  I have a meeting.  I’ll call you back.”  Andy hung up, then cursed himself at the stupid joke he had just unintentionally made.

In a large conference room Amy, Kevin, and a large number of older and more important people were gathered.  Andy had not yet appeared, so the meeting had not yet started.

“I mean, it wouldn’t have pissed me off so much if they had called me a junior software engineer,” said Amy.

“Really?” asked Kevin, sipping from his remaining coffee cup.  He used to have two, but the other one had just been smashed against a window in pure rage.

“Yeah, because associate makes it seem like I just kind of work part-time.  You know.  For fun.”

Andy came in.  “Sorry I’m late,” he said.  He took control of slides, went through a few formalities, then dropped the bombshell: They would have to work the weekend in order to meet their deadline.

“Remember,” said Andy, “millions of dollars are on the line, just as Amy’s PowerPoint showed.”

“Yup, associate software engineer Amy, doing her part,” mumbled Amy.

“What?”

“What?”

“Let’s go around the room.  Amy, are you okay with working the weekend?”

“Do I have a choice?”

“Technically yes, but it’s important that I emphasize-”

“Fine.  Begrudgingly.”

“Kevin?”

“I don’t know, man,” said Kevin, “that doesn’t sound like a very associate software engineer thing to do.”

“Kevin,” said Andy, “can we speak for a minute in my office?  Privately?”

“Oh, is the new office reserved for non-associate software engineers, only?”

“We both know I stole it from management without asking.  My office.  Now.”

It was a tiny room, but it was still slightly larger than a standard cubicle.  

“I want this toxic attitude to stop.”

“What are you going to do, demote me to associate software engineer?”

“No, I’m going to encourage you to look for other work.”

Andy saw Kevin’s eyes go wide.  He took a bit of pleasure in that, but only a bit.

“No, not like that.  I want you to stay here, spend a little time applying for other companies, and just see what happens.  If anyone asks you about it, tell me I gave you an assignment to see how other companies search for talent.”

Kevin looked visibly shocked.  “You’re my boss.  Why would you allow me to do this?”

“Because employee turnover is a problem.  Instead of pretending it doesn’t happen, we should just let our people figure out what they’re worth.  So go for it.  See what you can land, come back to management, and maybe they’ll make you a matching offer.”

“Andy, that’s awesome.  I don’t know how to thank you for letting me do this.”

“You can start by not being a dick at my meetings.”

“Done.”

[Kevin]

It had been just like his experience with online dating: He’d send messages and get nothing back, he’d send messages to different people and get nothing back, and then suddenly on a random day he’d hear back from a ton of people.

What he had not yet realized was that, like in online dating, most of these companies would lose interest in him after talking for the first time.

“Go ahead and tell me a little bit about yourself,” said the phone interviewer, in an accent that Kevin could not quite identify.

“I’m a software engineer,” said Kevin.  “Not an associate software engineer, a software engineer.”

“Okay.  So it says on your resume that you helped use memory more dynamically.  Can you elaborate?”

“So I took memory, and I made it more dynamic.”

“What kinds of code changes did you make?”

“Dynamic ones.”

“Perhaps I’ll revisit that.  Let’s go into technical questions.”

“Okay.”

“What’s the difference between malloc and calloc?”

“I don’t use malloc.  I’m a C++ developer.”

“Do you use calloc?”

“No.”

“What is the difference between new and malloc?”

“I just said, I don’t use malloc...”

“Let’s move on.  You listed Java on your resume.”

“Shit, did I?”

“What are some major differences between Java and C++?”

“I don’t know.”

“Can you think of anything related to garbage collection?”

“I just said, I don’t know.”

“What about bytecode?”

“C++ and Java both use bytes.”

“Let’s move onto the main interview question.”  The interviewer pulled up a shared screen on CoderPad.  “Pretty simple,” he explained, “you’re just going to write a C++ function to reverse a string.”

“Oh, okay.  I’ll just write a for loop to traverse it backwards.”

“Let me finish.  You have to reverse the string in place.  You’re not allowed to make a new string.”

“Oh...”

The two spent a little 5 minutes or so in awkward silence.

“So to clarify…” said Kevin.

“Mhm?”

“The input string, is it composed of characters?”

“Um...yes.  The input string is made of characters...”

“Can I use a hashmap for this?”

“Why would you do that.”

“Okay, let me start.”  Kevin typed #include #hashmap at the top of his C++ program.

“Are you sure it’s called hashmap in C++?”

“Do I spell hash as a hashtag?”

The rest of the interview went about as smoothly as that.

[Ryan]

“So you’ve only been working there for three months,” asked the interviewer, incredulous, “and you’re already looking for new work?”

“Yeah man, it’s a toxic environment.”

“How so?”

Ryan strained to make up a reason.  He actually had no desire to quit, he kind of just wanted to see how far he got.  “Well, the boss demands that I come in at 10 every day.”

“PM?”

“AM.”

“Do you have...other concerns?”

“Well, there’s not much upward mobility.  I’ve taken control of most of their core infrastructure, and I’ve only been promoted once.”

“They promoted you in three months?”

“Yep.”

“That’s amazing.  Let’s go into technical questions.”

“Go for it.”

“What is 2 to the power of 32?”

“4294967296.”

“What is 2 to the power of 33?”

“8589934592.”

“Why is 2 to the power of 32 significant?”

“Hopefully when we finally finish moving from 32-bit machines to 64-bit machines once and for all, it won’t.”

“Good answer.  What is the difference between new and malloc?”

“New is an operator while malloc is a library function, malloc doesn’t call a constructor, and malloc returns a void pointer whereas new returns an exact type.”

“Why is new faster?”

“An operator is always faster than a function.”

“What are the key differences between a red-black and an AVL tree?”

Ryan answered the question correctly, but I am omitting it because I don’t care.

“Here’s the main question,” said the interviewer, sharing his screen.  It was a function that took an input array of stock values.  Ryan would have 45 minutes to devise and implement an algorithm for calculating maximum profit if he was only allowed to make one transaction.

It was considered an easy question, but Ryan’s solution was so linear that it made the interviewer pee his pants.

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8. Carry out Calculus Operations If you consider of Excel, you may not assume “calculus”. But if you've got tables of data it is possible to use numerical analysis ways to determine the derivative or integral of that information.

These exact same simple ways are utilized by even more complicated engineering software program to carry out these operations, and they are straightforward to duplicate in Excel.

To determine derivatives, you could make use of the both forward, backward, or central variations. Each and every of these methods utilizes information from your table to determine dy/dx, the sole differences are which data points are utilised for your calculation.

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From time to time, this will be a true nightmare, but Excel provides some equipment that could allow you to straighten a misbehaving spreadsheet. Each of those resources is usually found in the Formulas tab from the ribbon, inside the Formula Auditing area:

When you can see, you'll find some different equipment right here. I’ll cover two of them.

To start with, it is possible to use Trace Dependents to find the inputs for the selected cell. This could help you to track down wherever each of the input values are coming from, if it’s not clear.

A large number of times, this could lead you for the source of the error all by itself. Once you are performed, click eliminate arrows to clean the arrows out of your spreadsheet.

You can even make use of the Evaluate Formula tool to determine the consequence of the cell - a single stage at a time. This can be valuable for all formulas, but particularly for all those that incorporate logic functions or a lot of nested functions:

10. BONUS TIP: Use Data Validation to stop Spreadsheet Errors Here’s a bonus tip that ties in with all the final one particular. (Anyone who will get ahold of your spreadsheet while in the long term will appreciate it!) If you are constructing an engineering model in Excel and also you discover that there's an opportunity for that spreadsheet to create an error attributable to an improper input, you could restrict the inputs to a cell by utilizing Information Validation.

Allowable inputs are: Complete numbers better or lower than a variety or in between two numbers Decimals better or under a number or between two numbers Values in a listing Dates Occasions Text of the Specified Length An Input that Meets a Customized Formula Data Validation is often located beneath Data>Data Resources in the ribbon.

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But if you're simply publishing a web link or beginning a discussion, just capitalize the very first word and correct nouns.

Capitalizing every word or none of the words will make your title appearance awkward. You desire it to look natural. Second, make use of particular tags if suitable. If you poke about on Reddit, you might see words in braces such as this:.

This looks like a great deal of task on a blog post, although 10 of the remarks are my own. 10. Be Humble. The majority of people take objection on their post as a poor thing. But you could utilize it as one of your biggest benefits. Below's how:. When you blog post and respond to remarks, make sure to maintain your tone modest. Not only will this aid you with number 5 on the listing (Address the Concerns of the Neighborhood Prior to They Have Them), it will certainly also assist you to get better at making use of reddit to drive website traffic and also consumers to your website. When you reply to remarks, be sure to learn as a lot from your commenters as you can. If they slam you use their criticism to ask inquiries. State that you actively adhere to the policies, which you aim to add worth to the community. The reddit self promo guidelines they specify: "It's completely great to be a redditor with a web site, it's not all right to be a website with a reddit account.". If you follow this list, you will certainly be adhering to the regulations of reddit. Remind the community of this, and ask how you can better contribute your content. You'll be surprised how much the commenters will certainly aid you get better at promoting your material. I practice this in all of my articles, as well as it has actually enabled me to maintain a very favorable reputation on reddit, while finding out how you can get better at driving website traffic to my websites. To make certain that these points stick with you, we have actually created an infographic "cheat sheet" that you can constantly use as a fast referral. Download it, share it, publish it, however whatever you do make certain to use it. 11. (Incentive Step) Advertise. If you have an offer that you 'd really like to send out a great deal of Reddule traffic to, after that ADVERTISE! Getting started with reddit ads is very economical ($ 5 minimum) and you can send targeted traffic straight to an offer for $1 for 1000 ad impacts. Paid ads that I presently run get 1%+ click via prices when everyone else averages 0.2%.

These are called tags. They aid people identify what type of article they're taking a look at, and also it assists to maintain Reddit good as well as clean. Have a look around each subreddit and also try to find tags individuals are using. If any one of them relate to your blog post, use them in your submission title. Some subreddits additionally need tags with posts, so see to it to inspect the sidebar and also Frequently Asked Question prior to publishing. This might feel like a whole lot, however undergoing all of this will certainly see to it your blog post will not get erased by subreddit mediators or reported by users. Bonus hack: Host an AMA. I intended to save this strategy up until the end of this article due to the fact that it should not be the very first thing you do. You must just do this after you've made a few interesting, practical articles so individuals understand who you are. It also does not relate to every subreddit. The principle is to hold an Ask Me Anything, or AMA. AMAs are generally interviews, yet the concerns are asked by Redditors. Here's what an AMA looks like:.

An AMA is an ideal opportunity to normally discuss your site or brand name, as well as almost no person will mind. Redditors love AMAs when the individual being talked to goes down a great deal of fascinating info. Think juicy behind the scenes tales as well as in-depth ideas that are written specifically for the Redditor asking.

There is an entire subreddit for AMAs, however most subreddits permit AMAs to occur as well. I advise organizing an AMA on your specific niche subreddit. This will certainly certify your website traffic for you as well as increase the chance that you'll get lots of involvement. Just like you did with your material, make certain to offer Redditors a whopping quantity of value during your AMA. Response inquiries carefully as well as don't hold anything back. Redditors can pick up when a person is simply doing an AMA for direct exposure, so you need to return to the neighborhood.

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Search engine optimization (SEO) tips for your Website

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Search engine optimization (SEO) tips for your Website

Search engines, especially Google, pursue specific goals. The focus is on: valuable information should be made available. Search engine optimization should, therefore, help to present certain information as optimally as possible. The following 7 tips contribute to this:

Find the right keywords

Finding the right keywords to search for the service or the product is essential to provide targeted content on these topics. Focus on keywords with a high search volume and low competition. Take enough time for the exact search. Consider whether there are multiple word combinations to search for. Thus, the combination of “service location” – for example, “painter Winterthur” – also make sense for your company. These keyword combinations are usually not that competitive. A purchase intent such as the search input “buy service” (example, “buy football shoes”), makes sense. It is worth spending enough time here to discover the right pearls.

You need good content

Only if you create valuable content about your products/services or your defined keywords, you have a good chance of being found on Google. Put yourself in the position of a seeker. As a rule, a searcher wants to have somehow solved a problem. Solve this, and you will be found in the search engines. Avoid withholding information. Because with certainty the information, which you do not want to reveal, is searchable somewhere on the Internet. If you offer products that are also offered on other websites: Make sure that you do not use the texts used by the manufacturer. These are duplicate content in the eyes of Google. Google does not like duplicate content because the benefit for the searcher is in the foreground. What good are hundreds of copies of any standard texts? Create unique content for your product and describe it as well as possible (unique content).

Maintain the meta-data of your website

Search engine experts expect Google to include more than 200 factors in evaluating a website to position it on search engines. If someone wants you to know that he knows everyone, you’ll be lied to. However, some of these factors are proven. These are, for example, the title (meta title) of a website and the description (meta-description). Fill in these elements on each of your web subpages. Keep in mind that the keywords you want to find are integrated. Of course, the keywords should match the contents of the bottom. Avoid stringing together keywords. In the title and the description, try to find out the problem of the searcher and to animate it to click.

Your website should be technically sound (OnPage optimization)

Make sure that your website works properly and that the loading times are as low as possible. An equivalent web page, which works properly and has no programming errors, will certainly come before a web page with technical errors. OnPage optimization is worthwhile in that all factors can be influenced.

Why a blog is worthwhile

A blog offers the opportunity to present fresh content on the website again and again – and this may be Google. Blog content must be thematically appropriate to your products and services. In addition to an added value, you also convey your expert knowledge. However, avoid writing for Google. Create content that is useful for your website visitors. There are certainly interesting topics from your business, which can be analyzed and analyzed. How to create added value. Also, make sure that the blog is regularly fed with content and that it will not be maintained after a certain amount of time.

Try to get links

Backlinks, ie links from websites that link to yours, are still an important factor in search engine optimization. Links are perceived as recommendations. Or do you link to dubious websites? If you get links from relevant pages, that’s optimal. Try to get started with a simple set of links. Check with business partners or suppliers and inquire as to whether a link is possible. Avoid buying links on eBay or anywhere on the internet in any case! In order to get suitable links, we have started our own blog series.

Google Webmaster Tools

Google provides all website owners with the Google Webmaster Tools a comprehensive tool that analyzes the website. Set up such an account and learn more about your website. Google will inform you of any changes. For example, this could be the case if your website was hacked, just to name one of many examples. Exciting is also the search queries, which are associated with your website. Here it is worth researching again and again and possibly creating new content.

Google Analytics

Google Analytics is a very comprehensive analysis software, which I think should be used unconditionally. The software is free and can be implemented on your own website using a small code snippet shortly. For example, you can use Google Analytics to determine which are the most visited pages on your website or how many visitors have visited your website. In-depth analyzes are also possible at any time.

Check positions

Monitoring your own keywords is mandatory. How else to state that the measures taken are effective? Note that Google stores the search behavior of the surfer. So, if you are frequently on your website, it can falsify the results. They tend to appear higher up and the effective result is falsified. If you want to make the tedious check something easier, then there are appropriate tools that can do this. Most ranking tools are chargeable. We added a few recommendations on the links below.

Monitor & Alert

Another helpful Google service is Google Alerts. Google Alerts allows you to monitor specific keywords. In case of changes, you will be informed immediately as desired. So you can not only monitor your own company but also your competitors. I think it’s always an advantage to know what the competition is doing. Monitoring can reveal good backlink sources or simply make it possible to optimize your services. Alerting for your own name (company name or your own name) is also helpful. That’s how you always find out when you or your products are mentioned somewhere.

Conclusion: Invest regularly time

SEO – or the search engine optimization – is not a short sprint. It’s a marathon. To get results, you often have to bite your teeth together. It takes time and a lot of patience for a page to be well positioned in Google. As with a marathon, it takes longer for the finish line to be visible. Be aware that you need to invest time and work in SEO to achieve good positions.

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