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Interview with Patrick O’Keefe about Managing Your Online Forums

Posted on 27 August 2008 by Dr. Robert White

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Coming up on Friday, August 29th, 2008, we will have Patrick O’Keefe, author of “Managing Online Forums: Everything You Need to Know to Create and Run Successful Community Discussion Boards” as our special guest on Podcaster Training.

After our interview with Patrick, we will have a Q&A session for the viewers and listeners. Be sure to join us live and you can even call into the show live and ask your questions personally!

Want to know more about Patrick’s book? Visit his web site at http://www.managingonlineforums.com/

Podcaster Training airs live at 8:00pm EST at http://www.newmediapro.tv

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Making Your Podcast Go Viral

Posted on 27 August 2008 by Dr. Robert White

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We all know what a virus is, whether a biological virus or a computer virus, it can spread like wildfire when introduced the proper way or method. These types of viruses can be harmful and sometimes devastating. However, when you want your podcast, web site or blog to go viral, then you really want this “virus” to spread to as many people as you possibly can.

In this episode, we discuss different ways to make your podcast go viral. Many of the methods discussed here are also applied to Internet Marketing as well.

Jeff gave his WordPress Weekly News via a pre-recorded segment and did call in later in the show.

Patti and I talked more on the Business 101 Segment about podcast promotion and then I had to shutdown the show and not do an After Show as I had an early day the next day.

I found out later that Josh Budde ran his own version of the After Show and had several join him.

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Tip #65: Don’t make the mistake of thinking that small differences in credit scores or loan interest rates won’t make a big impact

Posted on 27 August 2008 by NMP Network Administrator

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A few points on a credit score can mean the difference between a lender offering you a prime rate reserved for the best credit risks and the worse interest rate offered to less than prime customers. This may amount to only a few percentages in different loan rates, but this can make a huge impact, especially on a large purchase. For example, a few percentage points on a long-term fixed-rate loan can mean the difference between tens of thousands of dollars saved – or tens of thousands of dollars overspent.

It is in your best interest to boost your credit score by every percentage point you can and to fight for the very lowest interest rate loans you can. After all, if you have larger payments each month due to a higher interest rate than you deserve, it will be harder for you to repay your bills. Also, you will qualify for fewer loans if you have higher-than-needed interest rates, as you will be able to afford fewer of the larger monthly payments.

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