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New Internet Marketing?

Hi I’m new to making a website and Internet marketing I’m learning about seo and keywords etc. if I have a site and fixed it up a little bit with some affiliate products on it ready to sell how to i get buyers and traffic cheap and easy without blogging and all that other stuff that takes forever anyone know a secret or a software or any tips to help me out to get ranked and stuff would be great message me if you don’t mind helping me thank you

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Network Marketing Tips And Tricks?

I have started Goldmine international buisness.Plz tell me the basic tips and tricks to attract people.

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If I Am Listing 6 Programs In A Paper Should They All Be In One Paragraph?

I have it like this:
The U.S. government also published six signs of a housing scam. The first sign is when a company or person asks for a fee in advance for any type of loan modification. These types of fees are prohibited by the Federal Trade Commission.
The second sign is when a company or person guarantees that they can stop a foreclosure or get your loan modified. There is no one other than the company lending you the money that can do this.
The third sign is when a company or person advises you to stop paying your mortgage company and pay them instead and there is never a situation where anyone should receive a payment other than your mortgage company.
A fourth sign is when a company insists that they can help as soon as a person signs over the title to a home and then hands you any paperwork that you haven’t read or don’t understand.
A fifth sign is when a company claims to offer government approved loan modifications. And there are many agencies that pretend to be affiliated with the federal government that aren’t really federally “official.”
Last but not least, a sixth sign that a company is scamming you or someone else is when they ask you to release personal financial information.
Also, I am using this and that excessively in this paper. What are some other words I can use?

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Who Would You Say Is The Greatest President Of All Time? Washington? Lincoln? Jackson?

Washington.
Washington was handsdown the best leader this nation has ever had. He led a rag tag group of colonists to win, with the help of the French. against the most powerful force in the world at the time.
Washington was not the president because he wanted to be, nor was he a glory hound. He preferred to spend his time as a planter in Mount Vernon, Virginia. Washington would only serve when his country needed him to. This was why he was so well respected by the citizens.
Washington was no military genius. But his astounding leadership capabilities and most importantly, willingness to learn are the reasons he was so successful. This was why he was so well respected by the soldiers he led.
Washington saved the union once again after the revolutionary war when he attended the Constitutional Convention of 1787. He gave the convention legitamacy though he rarely even spoke when they met. Without Washington at the convention our Constitution would not have been ratified and the nation, or rather, confederation would have completely torn itself apart.
Lastly, Washington was a brilliant president. He appointed a cabinet and only served two terms. These examples are still followed today. During the French Revolution he was smart enough to remain neutral even as Britain and France went to war and called on the young nation. He didn’t let his emotions dictate his decisions. He was also the only president not affiliated with a political party. Jefferson and Adams serve as the best examples of what can happen when parties become totally separated on issues. Washington got s*** done. This is why I feel he was the Greatest President of All Time.

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Can People Just Be Bad At Writing Fictional Stories?

Is being a good fiction writer like being a good singer? Like you’re either born with crazy imagination or you’re not? I’m not a very good writer(I’ve been told so by good writers that this is so) and it just feels like I can’t wrap my head around how to write what I see on the paper and I can’t tell if what I’m writing sucks, and I’m bad at putting words in the right order so it doesn’t sound smooth.

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During 2011, Yale Company?

During 2011, Yale Company acquired some of the 48,100 outstanding shares of the common stock, par $13, of Carol Corporation as available-for-sale investments. The accounting period for both companies ends December 31.
Dec. 2 Purchased 6,300 shares of Carol common stock at $25 per share.
Dec. 15 Carol Corporation declared and paid a cash dividend of $2 per share.
Dec. 31 Determined the current market price of Carol stock to be $21 per share.
Prepare the journal entries for each of the above transactions that occurred during 2011 (Omit the “$” sign in your response):
Date General Journal Debit Credit
Dec. 2 (Click to select)Investments in SASInvestments in Trading securitiesNet unrealized losses/gainsDividend revenueInterest receivableCashAccounts receivableInvestments in affiliates
(Click to select)Accounts payableDividend revenueInvestments in Trading securitiesAccounts receivableCashInvestments in SASInvestments in affiliatesNet unrealized losses/gains
Dec. 15 (Click to select)Investments in affiliatesCashInvestments in SASInterest receivableAccounts receivableInvestments in Trading securitiesNet unrealized losses/gainsDividend revenue
(Click to select)Net unrealized losses/gainsInterest receivableInterest payableInvestments in SASInvestments in affiliatesInvestments in Trading securitiesDividend revenueCash
Dec. 31 (Click to select)Net unrealized losses/gainsCashAccounts receivableDividend revenueAccounts payableInvestments in Trading securitiesInvestments in SASInvestments in affiliates
(Click to select)CashInvestments in affiliatesDividend revenueInterest receivableInvestments in Trading securitiesAccounts receivableInvestments in SASNet unrealized losses/gains

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