April 18th, 2009 by Anne Ahira

Full Review

The Microsoft zune media player unexpectedly jumped into the portable Mp3 player market and is now gaining some loyalists. This is because the Zune has a bigger 3.2 inch display and a touch-senstive pad with two buttons button for navigation. It isn’t the thinnest device with a 0.5 inch thickness, but it is still cool to carry around with and comes with a wide range of trendy colors.

Concerning the battery life, it isn’t surprising and mostly lasts after 10 or 11 hours of playback. Fortunately , you can charge the Zune media player by USB if you are near a PC or have a laptop with you. To extend the life of the battery by a little bit, you can change the brightness levels.

Music management is pretty good because of the click-wheel that provides quick access to the music you like . The Zune media player also organizes your songs based on the tags letting it pretty simple even if you load gigabytes worth of songs.

The Zune media player comes with a few effective personalization alternatives both outside and inside the device.

Unlike most mp3 players, the Zune has a WiFi option that allows wireless transfer from computers or between Zunes to share songs. The Zune software also comes out a bit buggy and some upgrades pose some problems among some users as well. Overall the Zune media player is a great device that can store a lot and easily play the songs you are looking for.

Product Summary

The Good

The Zune media player has excellent sound quality, good personalization options, WiFi support, and easy song management.

The Bad

The WiFi support in the Zune media player is pretty slow and limited with no browsing facilities. The battery life isn’t the best around and the software can be a difficult to employ mainly to set things up.

Bottom Line

Those having huge mp3 collections should get this player since it has decent sound and you’ll find it rather simple searching for the right song you want. Just keep an eye on the battery life and have some patience with the supplied software.

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March 19th, 2009 by Anthony Normski

Guaranteed to make your money back with The Bloggers Bible

As it has been said the course can teach you how to make money from blogging and the course is designed to make you earn back the course fee and more every month. Bloggers Bible estimates that within three months of finishing the course you will be able to recover the cost of the course and more.Sounds not too bad right?

Bloggers Bible Course Content

The overall course consists of 49 individual lessons which is then broke into 12 modules, which is as follows:

Module 1(5 Lessons) – Introduction

In the first 5 lessons it will explain how you select your topic and the direction of your future blogging and how to set out your goals. With in this you get a quick over view of SEO which will be explained in future lessons.

Module 2 ( 6 Lessons) -Technical Setup

This normally is the tough part, so here will be explained how to do the basics from hosting of your blog, RSS feeds, stats tracking and a lot of other technical stuff. Finally launch your blog.

Module 3 (3 lessons) – Basic Content

Content will be the whole structure of your blog and quality is a must. Learn how to do the essential content writing and create great content for your blog.

Module 4 (5 lessons)- Monetization of Blog

The aim of this course is to start you off on your money making journey as soon as possible, here you will learn the basic and easy strategies such as contextual advertising and affiliate marketing. These can be started from the beginning of your blog, so when the traffic starts coming in so can the money.

Module 5 – Traffic (5 Lessons)

To make money you will need traffic it comes down to that, learn the methods to create traffic to your blog and how to monitor and understand what results you have and from there learn to tweak them a little to create more traffic.

Module 6 (3 lessons) – Basic Link Building Exercise

Another source of good traffic is from search engine traffic, but this can take time as you will require to be ranked high for your keywords. Links are required to allow this, so it will be taught how you can build on your link building methods.

Module 7 – Social Media (6 lessons)

There are hundred if not thousands of sites out there, so will be unable to cover all, so in this course you will be taught how to get traffic form a few of them which could drive thousands of visitors there.

Module 8 (2 lessons) – Getting Readership

To be able to make your blog profitable you need to sell things to people, this will take time and require you nurture and take care of them along their journey.

Module 9 (1 lesson) – Maintenance

Like going to a mechanic, we will teach you how to change your oil on your blog, etc.

Module 10 (4 lessons) – Advanced Content

You will be taught how to stand out from the crowd and move your blog to the ultimate level.

Module 11 (6 lessons) – Advanced Monetization

In module 4, you have been taught the basic techniques of monetization but they will only go so far as you are based on a per visitor basis. Learn the specific methods of the next level which include product creation, freebie marketing, membership sites and more.

Module 12 – Advanced Link Building (3 lessons)

Every blog post is a potential way to increase our search engine ranking for this you need rank higher than your competitors is this is why link building is so important. In the final module you will be taught the 3 key methods to build quality links, if you willing to make the effort.

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