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How to draw Emo Love – Step by Step tutorials

June 11, 2011 | Author: lisaauch | Posted in Drawings

My daughter loves Emo Style, and I wanted to investigate it a bit further, she wanted to know how to draw emo, and her and her friends would doodle some cute emo style pictures (whats emo, I explained it to it kind of reminds me of Goth but a bit more colorful!) Emo style is …

A Canadian Painter Of Native Americans

June 7, 2011 | Author: Bev Owens | Posted in Pastels

Using pastels as his favored medium to paint with, the Canadian artist Nicholas de Grandmaison spent over forty years of his career doing portraits of Native Americans or the First Nations of North America. Born in Russia from an aristocratic lineage, Nicholas de Grandmaison lived and created art in Canada for most of his artistic …

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After the initial shock of the results of the Google Panda changes, both in February, and in April, my Hubpages traffic has decreased significantly to about 1/3 of the traffic I was getting previous to the changes. I expect to see the traffic pick up by the end of the year, but probably it will […]
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Hubpages has just opened up the new Hubpages Ad Program up to all hubbers. I have been in the ad program for about a month now, but it is really too soon to tell how well it is doing compared to Adsense. That is mainly due to the range of instability in the traffic from […]
Understanding Duplicate Content in the Wake of the Google Panda Update
Duplicate content has never been a good idea, but previous to the Google Panda update it was easy to rank with duplicate content, and you could put the same content on several sites to establish a web presence. In the way of the internet, Google has made some changes that equate duplicate content as inferior […]
Writing Seasonal Hubs
I like to alternate between writing evergreen hubs and seasonal hubs. Seasonal hubs are evergreen but only get a lot of traffic during the lead up to a particular season. The most obvious one is Christmas, but there are many more holidays and events all year that can get you traffic. One of my favorites […]
Hubpages Ad Program
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Building a Microniche Blog 19: Where to get Quality Backlinks
Let’s be clear about backlinks and, more importantly QUALITY backlinks. Backlinks, which are sometimes called inbound links are incoming links to a website homepage or to individual posts and articles on the site. They are the links from another website that point to your website, blog, article, or pages that you have on sites like […]
Copyright Infringement
Recently on my monthly slot on the Giant Squid Open Mike programme I do on Blog Talk Radio, we discussed Copyright. If there’s one issue that seems to confuse people it is where to get copyright free images and what images are legal to use. Most people seem to learn very quickly that copying huge […]
How I Learned How to do Keyword Research
When I first decided to start publishing online in 2008, I chose Squidoo as my publishing platform, I had no idea about the work that needs to be done if you want your online content to be “found” by Google, Bing, Yahoo and all the other search engines. I had always wondered how ordinary people […]
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Two factors combine to create the potential for Quality Backlinks: Good Google Page Rank of the site where you are leaving the link Being allowed to leave “dofollow” links In the first screenshot you can see a screenshot from my Twitter account. The NoDoFollow addon for Firefox was enabled (sadly it no longer works as […]
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