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Organic traffic and SEO are hot topics these days. After all, everyone loves to get more traffic for free or a very low cost. A lot of folks get started with Internet marketing by going straight to pay-per-click marketing. Pay per click marketing is a fast way to drive to traffic to a web-site. However, the competition has become more intense in that channel, and the costs have been going up. It is very easy to burn through your budget by putting all your eggs in the PPC basket. And using pay per click services to drive traffic to website does not guarantee conversions.

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Social Networking: social networking sites such as FaceBook and LinkedIn can be great sources of traffic for your site. You should always import your RSS feeds to these site and reach out to your friends to spread your content.

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I work for a nonprofit and I’m trying to set up something where a visitor can automatically tweet a specific phrase from our blog. For example

"One in two men will get cancer in their lifetime" Tweet this fact now.

Anyone know of any widgets or other ways to do this?

You probably don’t need anything more than this:

"http://Twitter.com/home?status=One in two men will get cancer in their lifetime. See thisblog.org for details"

Print your text – heck, you could put it in a graphic – anchor that URL to it, slap a Twitter button on it and label it "Tweet this." If the user isn’t logged in, Twitter will ask him to sign in.

If you create a Twitter account but don’t use it for awhile, how long will it be before Twitter deletes it? And how often do you have to use the Twitter account in order to keep it active?

http://support.Twitter.com/forums/26257/entries/15362-inactive-usernames

Mobile phones, we all use them, but how much were they when they first appeared? Find out in today’s Twitter Trivia Friday episode. (not staring Zach Morris)

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Disney’s Hollywood Studios Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights

The grand Christmas light display from Hollywood Studios that is a must-see every Christmas season from Disney World.

Just a little piece of trivia we found quite interesting — when the Osborne family had the light display at their home in Little Rock, Arkansas they had approximately 3 million lights! This display at Hollywood Studios has about 5 million. In other words, Disney’s only added 2 million lights to the display! Can you imagine a light display at someone’s home that’s 3/5th as big as the one in the video?!!! It must have been absolutely amazing, as well as costly with the electric bill!

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