Why we Read a book?Written by Aarti Narang
Why reading is important?Reading is a way where one travels to get information on subjects. There are others tools who can provide them knowledge but why you do reading. Why writers write a book or article? Have you ever thought about it? The answer to above question is very simple, while reading your aim to get maximum benefit from your reading in minimum efforts. Reading a book, magazine presents relevant and useful information which one mouth can't give. Good reading strategies help you to read in a very efficient way. Writers write a book because they know people takes interests in reading not for pleasure but to get information on important topics. While write a book his/her aim is to include all relevant information which will be beneficial for reader, they try to add everything in their writings. Reader reading a book his/her aim is to collect all appropriate information which will be valuable for them; they read book carefully so that nothing should be left. So in this sense we can say that writer and reader have an interrelated and independent relationship. They depend on each other. The more that you read, more things you will know. The more that you learn, more places you'll go. Dr. Seuss quotes (American Writer and Cartoonist) Reading is beneficial when one needs some information about any topic he/she can discuss their problems with many people but when he/she desires not to share his problem with any one and tries to make it confidential then what they do. The option of reading will be best for them. Books of all materials and topics are present today in market. It can give you any thing you wish, craving for a shallowest knowledge or a summary or a full article, everything and every type of book are there. Teachers and writers always advise that when do reading from any source, try to be active and open your all mind shutters, from this techniques you will not only get to understand each and everything about writers view also you can develops your awareness level. When you are reading a book try to highlight, underline and annotate important text. This emphasizes information in your mind, and helps you to review important points later. Doing this also helps to keep your mind focused on material and stops it wandering. A home without books is a body without soul." Marcus Tullius Cicero quotes Sometimes when one person reads a book for some purpose or he/she needs any urgent information about something he/she finds himself in sea without a rudder. Though they have sources of reading but to get best knowledge in minimum efforts is big worry for them. Today in market different sorts of documents hold information in different places and in different ways. They have different depths and wideness of coverage. By understanding layout of material you are reading, you can extract useful information much more efficiently.
| | Vendors and Online CommunitiesWritten by Michael Boyink
I've seen it happen in every online community I've been part of. The owner of a business related to topic at hand stumbles across discussion, and seeing an opportunity to gain some new business, jumps in headfirst - offering their products or services as solution.An internet faux paux has just been committed. Why? Because to community, you just interrupted their normally scheduled program with an advertisement. "But wait you say-- "I have a passion for this! I have answer! I'm doing them a favor!" That might all be true, but as a vendor interacting with on-line communities is a careful dance that you need to approach with some forethought lest you get pushed out by chaperone. I couldn't quickly find a guide for businesses interacting with online communities, so began one: Learn Lingo: Spend enough time on list or forum to know what a thread is. To know what a post is. To know what trolls and flames are. Ask First: Spend some time on list or at discussion boards lurking. Identify who owner or moderators are, and send them a note off-line (just one of them, they probably have a hidden way of communicating between themselves). Outline who you are, what your business can offer to community, and ask for their advice on how to best do that. They will appreciate your thoughtfulness - and might become your biggest customers. Look for Right Spot: Often online communities will have established areas for vendors to use. Look for them first. Be Low Key: TV, radio, and internet are filled with ads that shout and hype. Go against that grain, and be low-key. Don't be first to respond to a question - wait to see where threads develop. Someone else might recommend your business - which is better than you doing it. If you see a thread has a few responses that really aren't that helpful, then jump in. But even then be modest, self-deprecating, and genuine. If you know your competitor has a better or cheaper solution recommend it. Don't consider it a lost sale, consider it an investment in a relationship with a future customer. The community will appreciate approach. Use text links when linking to your business site - don't use your business logo.
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