Using a Popup to Promote The Feed

On March 15, 2009, in SEO, by admin
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  • feeds Using a Popup to Promote The FeedDo not place too heavy a popup with lots of text, be brief, because then you’ll add two things that the visitor does not like what is being stimulated in chutzpah and the pc crashes, especially when your internet is slow. We have to prioritize users with slow internet.
  • No matter which place you put, it is in the middle on the left or right, it is important not to cover the important parts, like adsense for example. That happened to me when I put adsense on header that was in my popup cipa and decreased the rate of clicks, do not let him disrupt a good thing.
  • Do not use those popups that take a year to put in place,’ve seen on several websites and gave up too lazy to wait for a popup to end the power point.
  • Always put the slogan on your blog, because it will draw attention make the visitor decorate the name of your site and come back.
  • Use icons of social networks where you can be found.
  • Put code to add to favorites browser. When someone puts in favorites, just run pro hug
  • Let ever seen a close button. You should not force anyone.
  • Some experts say the best position for a popup is on the left side, as humans read from left to right, I do not think because a popup is always going to say “well regarded”.
  • It is always good to monitor the popup, how many subscribers got after it, if she is having an effect and stuff.
  • Not be the wise guy to put adsense on a popup! is subject to punishment for breaking the rules of adsense.

We can not just rely only on a popup, we also know other key points like the posts above and those below or above the columns.

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Buying and Selecting Computer Components

On March 5, 2009, in Computers, Tips, by admin
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This is the step takes time and consideration. What parts I can buy? What are the best? There are many good places to buy computer parts. You can go to a computer retail store in your area. Although often provide good warranties, you pay a little more than elsewhere.

What parts I can buy? What are the best?

There are many good places to buy computer parts. You can go to a team
retail store in your area. Although often provide good warranties, you
pay a little more than elsewhere. Sometimes more.

Case – there are two types of cases, Desktop and Tower. Desktop cases are short , and fat (which can fit under the monitor very well.) and the towers are tall and thin which are usually placed under the desk. Decided that one fits into your better environment.

There are two different forms of computer cases. AT and ATX. is necessary to find which one you need. Where forms are used for older computers, Pentium 1 and before. And ATX form cases are used to newer systems like the Pentium 2, 3, 4 and AMD Athlon etc.

Motherboard – The motherboard is the central component in the system. If you want to upgrade your processor / memory / video card, can only be updated if motherboard that supports. It is always worth planning a head, so buy best motherboard you can afford.

Before selecting a plaque in the following. What processor you want
use for it. What a memory it supports. It has an AGP slot? An AGP
special slot is used for 3DFX graphics cards. What expansion slots does another have? You will need a minimum of 3 PCI slots.

Hard drives operate at special rates. 33MHz, 66MHz, 100MHz and 133MHz, check the motherboard supports the speed of your hard drive. If the hard disk works 100 mhz and your motherboard only goes up 66MHz, then your hard drive still works but not in its fastest speed.

Motherboards come in two different ways. AT and ATX, sure that this form
matches the shape of your case. Make sure you get a manual for your motherboard, This manual tells you how to configure your motherboard.

Processor – There are many different processors out but these are the main ones.

Pentium 4 / AMD Athlon – This processor is more expensive but faster
around. This processor is used in systems that need a performance like
Game performance / server / web design. faster processor is the current speed 3.2GHz 3200mhz

Celeron / AMD Duron – These processors are much cheaper than the Pentium 4 and AMD Athlon. Usually used in the average user systems such as word processing / surfing network / email / games.

Cirix – cheaper processors in the market. But they are far behind in performance AMD and Pentium.

You have to decide on what processor would be necessary, Also make sure
motherboard supports. Always make sure buy a heat sink and fan to maintain
cold processing. Warning: If your fan is not enough for your processor, then
your processor is probably overheating and block team. And in the
long-term damage to your processor.

Memory – Memory is an important part of your machine, as what your motherboard can take. Buy the fastest memory your motherboard will have. Buy at least 128 MB, this is the bear minimum for those days. I would recommend 256mb.

CD-ROM/DVD: Each team need a CD-ROM to load software. There are a few
different types of CD-ROM. You can buy one that can write data to a CD-ROM.
You can also buy CD-ROM drive that supports DVD. Check what speed the CD-ROM. Usual 52x speed.

Hard Drive-When you select a hard drive there are two things to consider, how larger the drive capacity and how quickly it work. A drive is 20gig
more than enough for most users. Make sure the hard drive speed
compatible with your motherboard, if not supported then the hard drive
Do not run at high speed, consider an upgrade of the motherboard.

Video Card – There are lots of different video cards in the market, where
selection of considering these points. They focus on an AGP or PCI slot
motherboard? AGP is a special video slot, so buy an AGP video card with a shape, Also check the motherboard has an AGP slot. How much memory does the card? And how fast it works? I would recommend getting a video card with at least 32 MB of memory.

Sound card – Almost all teams have sound, I would not recommend spending
a lot of money on a sound unless you want the team Surround support
sound. Check what slot the card plugs into the motherboard and if you have one free.

Keyboard & Mouse – No need for a lot of information here. But beware, there are two types of connections for a ratonesson keyboard and PS / 2 and USB, make sure your motherboard has available connections.

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How to Improve Our Web Sites

On March 1, 2009, in Blogging, by admin
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1. Check our websites to blame

Check the weight of HTML, CSS, JS, images and load time. Firebug in Firefox you can use for this task.

2. Save images in the format

Learning to compress and optimize images is vital, we can avail ourselves of Photoshop, Gimp, or others to this task, but we should not ignore the capabilities of each format in terms of color, animation support, compression, etc., so you know which is appropriate to each image.

3. Decrease the weight of CSS and JavaScript

While design time and development is better to work with tabs and have their documents easily understandable visual clarity at the time of publishing, such spaces, line breaks and tabs are extra weight!

4.Combining CSS and JavaScript files to reduce HTTP requests

For each file we include in our pages makes a request to the server, if we have multiple CSS or JavaScript files should unify, as calling a JavaScript and CSS file will only have 2 requests.

5. Using CSS Sprites to reduce requests

Rather than call our 40 CSS files and icons and buttons are compelled to do 40 requests we can combine these images into a single file to that template with all images is called Sprite, then with CSS show the proper image portion in every place of our design, but using a single request and charge. This technique is also good for the image being lower than the sum of many and benefit from caching it.

6. Use file compression on the server to reduce the size

With this we get the traffic of information between client and server is lower, which means greater speed. The browser will display the contents before it decompresses and displays. It can be applied to CSS, HTML, etc.

7. Do not use CSS and JavaScript within HTML

The current browsers cached CSS files, JavaScript, and images, so if our 20 pages of our institutional site using the same CSS and a single user navigates those 20 pages, CSS is only transferred once, then always use the copy local browser cache is achieved faster, less transfer and server load. If instead we include the CSS and JavaScript in our HTML and not in separate files, lost in speed, weight transfer and gain and sluggishness.

8. Include files and resources outside of our site

Using tools such as FeedBurner to keep a backup of our RSS and serve our users, prevent each user to read directly and overload our server. The same happens if hosted images or files to download at sites such as Flickr, Picasa, Amazon, among others. In the case of libraries CSS, AJAX and JavaScript, there are services like Google AJAX Libraries that lets you upload from your site libraries and frameworks like jQuery. An additional advantage is that if the user visited 1 or more sites that use these libraries offsite, to bear our site more quickly because they are already cached on your browser.

9. Plan optimal structure of your Web

For each user type and content has an appropriate structure, it is good to plan and test the structure of the site before releasing the final version. There are several techniques and tools, one of them is Cuzzillion that just allows these tests to find the optimal structure and order before completing the final design of our sites.

10. Monitor server performance and create benchmarks regularly

Be active tools that collect information on our server is the way to check regularly as our site evolves and works with these benchmarks we can see at a glance the problems and fix them quickly. It is also important to check the status of these reports before and after implementation of any changes.

I hope these tips are helpful, and if you are interested in any more than another I’m all ears (or eyes) to deepen in future opportunities.

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