A Simple Link Creates a Win/Win

Written by Kathleen Gage


Title: A Simple Link Creates a Win/Win Author: Kathleen Gage Email: kathleen@turningpointpresents.com Word Count: 357 Copyright: © 2004 by Kathleen Gage Web Address: www.kathleengage.com

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A Simple Link Creates a Win/Win By Kathleen Gage

Asrepparttar 100737 number of websites increases byrepparttar 100738 minute, most people are seeking effective methods to gain as much visibility onrepparttar 100739 Internet as possible. A great way to do this is by offering a website link exchange, also referred to as reciprocal linkage. Reciprocal linkage is a great tool that can dramatically increase your web site ranking. The more links you have to your siterepparttar 100740 better.

For anyone who is new to this concept here are some simple tips. Even though most people don’t mind if you add their link to your site, it is a good idea to send a quick email torepparttar 100741 Webmaster ofrepparttar 100742 site and let them know you would like to provide a link from your site to theirs. While you’re at it ask them if they will also put a link from their site to yours.

When providing a link exchange on my site I preferrepparttar 100743 site I am listing in some way benefits my readers. My primary focus is on marketing and promotions. I am more than willing to list other marketing sites and anything that is business related. The criteria arerepparttar 100744 sites must be professionally designed andrepparttar 100745 Webmaster must be willing to exchange links.

Do I Need Raised Letter or Full Color Business Cards?

Written by Mitone Griffith/24HourWebsiteWizard.com


If you've been searching around for business cards that will best representrepparttar image you want to portray for your business, then you've no doubt encountered many options. The Big Two, as I like to think of them, are "Raised Letter" and "Full Color." What arerepparttar 100735 differences in raised letter and full color business cards? What arerepparttar 100736 price differences? What looks best for how I want to represent my business? These are all questions I hear on a daily basis.

1. The difference between Raised Letter and Full Color printing is in howrepparttar 100737 ink is applied torepparttar 100738 card stock. Thermography isrepparttar 100739 type of printing that produces ink that stands up offrepparttar 100740 page slightly. When you run your fingers acrossrepparttar 100741 surface, you can feelrepparttar 100742 printing onrepparttar 100743 stock. Each color that is printed has a separate plate, andrepparttar 100744 cards have to be run throughrepparttar 100745 press for each color chosen. These types of cards have a very elegant and refined look about them, especially ifrepparttar 100746 colors and stocks chosen are complimentary. There are hundreds of varieties of stocks and inks to choose from.

Full Color printing is much like printing from your ink jet printer at home. Allrepparttar 100747 inks are printed onrepparttar 100748 page atrepparttar 100749 same time, and combined to create hues, shades--photo images. So, one run through andrepparttar 100750 cards are printed. These cards have been traditionally used by real estate agents, insurance agents andrepparttar 100751 like. But now, with this type of printing becoming more affordable and available, anyone can choose this option. These designs most ofrepparttar 100752 time seem jazzier, sharper, more upbeat.

2. The cost difference is an oddity. Spot printing (the process of layingrepparttar 100753 colors on one at a time, as in Raised Letter cards), can be much cheaper--if only one color or black is chosen. White plate (65 lb stocks) will be cheaper than a cordwain or linen. But, if you start adding more colors (equals more time throughrepparttar 100754 press) then you'll start racking uprepparttar 100755 cost. If your colors touch each other (called registration--the printer must make surerepparttar 100756 cards run through correctly) then you'll tack on some extra expense there.

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