Google Translate Beat Boxes When You Type This Gibberish
Now, you can enjoy some a cappella, sung by Google Translate.
If you insert the below nonsensical string of characters into Google
Translate, set the "to" language to German and press listen, you'll hear
a beat boxer. Just copy and paste to try for yourself.
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Now supports 63 languages...
German, Greek, Japanese and now Bengali is spoken by some 300 million people, and Tamil is the official language in parts of India as well as Sri Lanka and Singapore. The service has supported the most commonly spoken Indic language, Hindi, since 2008.
The support for these new languages is now live on Google Translate.
Find Out When That Email You Sent Was Read
By Alex Magdaleno
Think someone is ignoring your emails? Now you can know for sure.
Your inbox will never look the same after this.
A San Francisco-based startup called Streak has developed a free Google Chrome browser extension that's changing the email game: the extension lets email senders see when recipients open an email.
Using the extension with a Gmail account, senders will be notified when someone opened their email and who opened the email.
If that's not useful — or for some, disturbing — enough, Streak will also tell you where the
email was opened. The extension will put the email on a map, giving the
user real-time location updates about the recipients.
An eye icon
will appear when a user views an email sent with Streak. When the
recipient opens the email, the eye icon will turn green, signaling the
sender that their email has been read. The recipient doesn't need to
have Streak installed for the email sender to be notified that the email
was opened.
The sent email will not notify the recipient that
their email is being tracked. Streak isn't the first service to perform
this function; Bananatag also
notifies a user when their email has been read, but requires a monthly
fee to send more than 5 emails, and doesn't give you locations.
Streak
was designed for customer relationship management, and also features
tools for sales, support, hiring, scheduling emails and sharing emails
company-wide. It also works with Gmail in the Safari browser, as well as Google Apps accounts for businesses.
Streak is free while in beta; the developers plan to maintain a free version of the extension as it continues in development.
It's FBPro MARKETER
by Dave Guindon
A new Facebook automation software that hit the market...
It targets your traffic and promotes your products by building high converting Facebook pages.
It looks pretty solid..was built in Adobe Air,
Scroll down the page to watch the FBPro MARKETER demo here:
FBPro MARKETER
Find + Analyze Influential People & Blogs On the Web
by Dave Guindon
It's called Authority Spy ...
We all know that Authority and Influencer are becoming a MUCH bigger part of Google's algorithm and is the wave of the future when it comes to SEO, Social Media and Online PR.
Which is why its so important to be able to search and connect with influencers in your niche. AuthoritySpy does just that.
Which is why its so important to be able to search and connect with influencers in your niche. AuthoritySpy does just that.
- Search the web for authoritative/influential people based on your keyword/niche you provide.
- Find/Aggregate their social media profiles found from across the web.
- Provide an Influencer score for each result
- Filter influencers based on specific criteria you assign
- Allow you to add people to a project and export the results
Watch the video demo here:
Google Unveils Tool to Help Beat Data Caps
By Brad Reed
Google unveils new tool to help you beat AT&T and Verizon’s data caps
Data caps are one of the wireless industry’s least popular concoctions and they figure to get even less popular as mobile applications become more bandwidth intensive.
Google, however, is trying to help you stay ahead of the curve with a new tool that it’s launched for its mobile Chrome browser for iOS and Android that it says can help you reduce your data consumption by up to 50%. The new feature is powered by an SPDY proxy connection that runs on Google’s servers and that Google says “optimizes and transcodes all images to the WebP format, which requires fewer bytes than other popular formats, such as JPEG and PNG.”
To enable it in your Chrome mobile browser, first make sure you have the latest version of Chrome, then click on “Settings” and then “bandwidth management.”
From there you’ll see an option that reads “Reduce data usage” that you simply have to switch to “on.”
5 Steps to Building a Better Blog
Step 1: Create an Amazing About Page
A Persuasive, Benefit-Driven Headline
shows what you and your site can do for them.
A Short, Reassuring Benefit-Driven Introduction
to learn how your site can help them.
Reassure your readers that they’re in the right place.
Tell them exactly what your site will give them, and what it will do for them.
Social Proof, Testimonials, And Other Reassurance
promises and reader-focused copy, adding a few testimonials, and reassurance will help your readers realize they’re in the right place.
Your Personal Story.
Share your personal story, remember, people are there to learn about you and what you can do for them. Share information about your personal life—like marriage, kids, and etc.
That’s one way you can bond with people who visit your site.
The Closer,
ask people to take some form of action when they’re done reading your content.
You can launch into a description of some of your products or services.
You can also ask them to subscribe to your blog.
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Step 2: Fix Your Blog’s Sidebar
#1 A Persuasive Call-To-Action
either put an email sign up form at the top or an ad
#2 Links to Resource Pages
Link to your best, information-packed resource pages
right below your main call to action.
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#3 Links to Popular Articles
What NOT to Put In Your Blog Sidebar
#1 Stinkin’ Badges
You might include a badge of some marketing award,
but unless people know who issues that award, chances are they don’t care.
However, if you get recognition from something like Time magazine, or Forbes,
or something major like that, a badge from their site might be worth while.
#2 Your Twitter Stream
If you put your Twitter stream in your sidebar, you’re sending people away from site.
That’s backwards, avoid the Twitter stream at all costs.
#3 Links to every social media profile
If you present every single social media profile that you have on your sidebar, people won’t click on any of them.
So, instead, pick one or two social media networks to promote, and only link to them.
(Personally, I’m against linking to social media websites at all on your sidebar, but in some industries I recognize this is necessary. Especially if you’re dealing with business to consumer).
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Step 3: Write your articles with keywords in mind…
The goal is to take your regular content, and just keep a keyword in the back of your mind while you’re writing it.
Don’t use the keywords for the sake of using the keywords.
For example, having h2 tags surrounding your headlines on your home page… and h1 tags surrounding your headlines on your single post pages.
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Step 4: Start using a Feature Box
Feature box comes with opt-in forms to join a list, get access to an offer, or email updates on a subject.
Add a Feature Box above both the content and the sidebar on our home page only.
Inside that feature box, we offered our free ebook
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Step 5: Create your first resource page
It’s not a category page, as a category page shows all of your articles.
A resource page is a HAND-SELECTED group of articles around a specific topic.
First, create a landing page.
Second, include both a persuasive headline and introductory content before throwing people into an article list.
Simple Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Resource Pages
Scour through your blog’s archives, and find your best content around that key phrase you’d like to rank for. Write those links down, and proceed on…
Prepare a persuasive headline that encourages people to read your resource page. Don’t just use your key phrase. Use a real headline.
Craft compelling copy to introduce people to your resource page. Talk about a potential problem, and position your hand-selected articles as the solution.
Actually create the WordPress page, and paste your headline, introductory content, and links to your articles in the page.
Change the permalink of your page to match the key phrase you’d like to rank for.
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How I Made $160 in 2 Days with Free Traffic!
BY Dave Guindon
Sell Affiliate links with Commission Multiplier
I just uploaded a new short video showing you how I made a quick $160 in less than 2 days
.. with FREE traffic .. and NO website!
http://www.cloneforsuccess.
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