admin On Your Left: Bicycle Commuting

If you’re considering biking to work, to the store, or for fun, here are some tips to make the ride easier:

1. Scope out the route beforehand - it’s always better to check out your route before crunch time. You don’t…


Bloggers use Technorati to look for stories to write about
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Internet search allows you to retrieve information at lightning speed. Although search engines such as Google and Yahoo are the most common forms of search sites, there are many Web sites that specialize in organizing very specific types of Web sites rather than trying to index the entire Internet.

Getting your site exposure on these moretargeted search engines can send extra traffic or allow you to target a niche that may be too competitive to rank for in the major search engines. Technorati is a popular search engine for searching blogs. If you can get your blog to rank well on Technorati, you can gain considerable exposure and traffic.

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