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For those of you already pretty much deep into social media applications, skip ahead and blaze through the list. If I’ve found five sites/applications that you haven’t seen or considered, leave a comment and give me a point. For the rest of you, here’s a list I put together the other day when thinking about just how much of my computer use is spent online and attached to the web. Some of the applications I point out aren’t things I use currently, but I have used them, and/or have an account there.For those of you who are getting involved in social media a little bit at a time, consider this a list of things you might check out a little bit at a time to see what appeals, what fits into your workflow, and what you can dismiss as unnecessary for your needs.

AND, if you have some resources you think would be good to add to the list, feel free to add them in the comments section.

Blogging

1. Blogger - free blogging and hosting.
2. Movable Type - paid software, needs host.
3. TypePad - paid blogging and hosting.
4. WordPress.com - free blogging and hosting.
5. WordPress.org - free blog software, needs host.
6. Tumblr - free blogging and hosting.
   

   Microblogging

7. BrightKite - microblogging, mobile, location.
8. FriendFeed - microblogging/ aggregator.
9. Identi.ca - open source microblogging.
10. Jaiku - microblogging, mobile too.
11. Posterous - microblogging, and/or sends to other sites.
12. Pownce - microblogging and file sharing.
13. Plurk - microblogging and threaded conversations.
14. Seesmic - video microblogging.
15. Twitter - microblogging and mobile.
16. Utterz - microblogging, mobile, video.
    

    Social Bookmarking

17. Delicious - bookmarking.
18. Ma.gnolia - enhanced bookmarking.
19. Sphinn - bookmarking/voting.
20. StumbleUpon - bookmarking and browsing.
    

    Social News Sites

21. Digg - social news.
22. Mixx - social news.
23. Reddit - social news.
    

    Social Networks

24. Facebook - general networking.
25. Flickr - photo and video sharing.
26. Last.fm - music sharing.
27. LibraryThing - book lovers.
28. LinkedIn - professional social networking.
29. MySpace - general networking.
30. Ning - white label social network.
31. Pandora - music sharing.
32. Yelp - rating restaurants and businesses.
    

    Miscellaneous and Useful

33. Twitter Search (formerly Summize) - search for what matters to YOU.
34. Picnik - free online photo editing. Good for avatar pic touchups.
35. Evernote - online and desktop note syncing/storage.
36. Upcoming.org - event sharing site (great for finding cool conferences).
37. Netvibes - web start page (has Ginger social features now, too).
38. Twingly - blog search.
39. Compete - web ranking analysis.
40. AideRSS - rates your blog posts.
41. Skitch - screen capture tool (mac).
    

    Video Platforms

42. Blip.tv - video hosting, sharing.
43. Google Video - video hosting, sharing.
44. Viddler - video hosting, sharing.
45. Vimeo - video hosting, sharing.
46. YouTube - video hosting, sharing.
47. Mogulus - live video platform.
48. uStream.tv - live video platform.
49. BlogTV - live video platform.
50. ooVoo - live video chat.

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In the last several months, I have some problem of my Work its needs very technical skill.

The archives are easy to search and the texts are simple to load to your computer.

How can do that?

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Increase Google page ranking by adding your website to the free Qassia directory. You’ll get unlimited quality back links (as opposed to “no-follow” back links), and you don’t have to add reciprocal back links.

Back link Building Tip #2:

Host your own affiliate program on your own server. Sure it takes more work: you have to set it up, administer it and pay out the affiliate checks. However, if you use an affiliate service, such as Commission Junction, the links point to the affiliate service and get redirected to your site. A more effective strategy is to host your own affiliate program, so all those affiliate links point directly to you. You can find affiliate programs, some of which may be free at The CGI Resource Index (Bill Gentry with Look Sharp Designs)

Back link Building Tip #3:

Increase Google page ranking by finding linking opportunities within discussion lists related to your site’s topic. Warning: do so responsibly and carefully (in other words, don’t join a discussion list for the sole purpose of getting back links. Participate and add value to the discussion group). Try Yahoo Groups, which has thousands of topical discussion groups on almost any topic. I often send short posts to appropriate lists with links for my clients’ sites, and if you do so properly, it is very effective. (Eric Ward, President, Net POST and URL wire)

Back link Building Tip #4:

Anywhere you can leave your link, do it: in chat rooms, guest books and social networking sites (the warning from tip #3 applies here as well). You would be surprised at where your link turns up on search engines when you start doing this. And if the search engine has found it, then it adds to your link popularity. (Don Hammond at Dolomite.com)

Back link Building Tip #5:

Now that Google indexes the content of newsgroups, if you post to related newsgroups, be sure to use a signature line with your link and appropriate link text. (Robin Nobles of Search Engine Workshops, Online Search Engine Marketing Courses, and the TNT-Guides for Successful Web Sites.

Back link Building Tip #6:

Ask a question at a site that has a question and answer page and include a link. Post questions on forums that allow links. Post into the newsgroups. Include an e-mail tail tag. Put it on your T-shirt. Include it as a sticker with each shipped order. Tattoo it on your forehead. Tell your mom. Get a vanity license plate. (Michael Campbell with Internet Marketing Secrets)

Back link Building Tip #7:

The number one way I’ve built link popularity is by offering a good information product or service, establishing a good conversion on the site, and then getting super affiliates. I’ve found that getting super affiliates multiplies the number of regular affiliates I’m able to get. All of this leads to hundreds of inbound links. It takes a very disciplined approach, but one I’ve found very effective. (Jon Keel with Improved Results)

Back link Building Tip #8:I’m surprised at how many people don’t have their link in their signature line of their e-mail. (Don Hammond at DonOmite.com)

These tips will help you to increase your site’s page rank.Cheers!

FreeBookSpot links to 1212 free downloadable eBooks in its Computer category. These computer ebooks are located at download sites like rapidshare.de and cover these topics: .NET, C / C++ programming, Databases, Embedded programming, Game development, Hardware, Java programming, Networking, Application Development, Security, SQL, Linux, Web Development, and Windows.

The several of the ebooks linked from this site just only one was not available, which is pretty good. Some ebooks have two or three download links. The link(s) to download each ebook are under the Download Instructions heading on each ebook’s description page. On some of the download sites you will need to click on the ‘Request ticket’ link.

KnowFree 2.0 states that Knowledge is Free and offers download links to hundreds of technical, programming, and I.T. eBooks.

Topics covered by these freely available ebooks include the following: Ajax, Php, Java, C#, Asp, Networking Training, Cisco Network, Photoshop, Graphics, Desing, Web Construction, Business Ebooks, Sap, Oracle, Mysql, Mssql, .Net, Dot Net, J2Ee, J2Me, Linux, Unix, Windows, Windows Vista, Office, Database, Programming, Software Development, Video Training, Dreamweaver, Flash, Flash Training, Css, Action Script, Ruby, Ruby On Rails, Python.

When accessing the download sites, such as rapidshare, be sure to choose the free option by clicking on the Free button, for example.

Some of the links on this site are not working, but many are.

“365 IT Books” , This is a site providing links to many computer, I.T., and programming eBooks.

These freely available computer ebooks are located at downloads sites such as rapidshare and deposit files.

I checked several of the links and all were good, so it appears that this site is keeping up-to-date with these ebook links. Technical areas covered include those linked below.

“Computerebook.net” , this is provider of links to many computer ebooks via download sites. To download an ebook from this site, you need to first click on the link under the ‘Server’ column on the ebook’s description page, then on the next page click on the ‘Download eBook’ link.

Some of these links are not working. The topics covered include “Programming”, “Database”, “Linux”, “dotNet”, “Flash”, “Web Design”, “Javascript”, “PHP”, “Dreamweaver”, “Graphics”, “Multimedia”, “Networking”, “Cisco”, “Hardware”, and “Security”.