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Now that most business owners, including the baby boomer and older generations, are aware of Facebook and social media, it seems that small business website management is becoming more and more in demand. This is because Google Places has become a much more important part of search results since the algorithm changes in 2011 where local companies are garnering much more attention on Google results. So while a Facebook page might be handy, its no longer being checked much.

Instead, direct search results on smart phones and iPads and laptops are becoming once again the most important way to get your business noticed. So, instead of trusting your reputation to outsourced freelancers who are expensive, monthly website management services are springing up such as Little Bizzy from Las Vegas, Nevada, that offer affordable web hosting and site management to small businesses.

There are many places online to now check site worth and domain value, which helps webmasters to determine their SEO progress and the value of their online properties. The value of a domain is generally considered to be measurable in a few key ways, which include the number of backlinks pointing to a website and a few other factors like Google Pagerank, how many pages are indexed, and the traffic it receives such as measured by Alexa, a company owned by Amazon.

The folks at Google like Matt Cutts have also claimed that loading speed is a terrific factor for ranking a site’s quality and rating. If you want to know more about your domain’s value please check URLWorth.com for more information cheers!

Hey guys we know almost after every 10 minutes we open Google and search for something.

Some time we get bored and want something funny and tricky with our windows or anything. So here I bring you the most inserting thing about Google. Yes You can have fun and get tricky with Google. Find 4 interesting tricks with Google after the break.

G 1- Follow the instructions below and have fun;

I want to let you know that there is a built-in accelerometers in smartphone or in tables which rotates screen for your for you comfort. So this effect is similar but this time you can do it on your PC’s with Google search engine.

            Step 1- Go to www.google.com

            Step 2- and search for Do a Barrel Rol and Click on search

            Step 3- that all, a few seconds fun trick will happen, want again then follow from step 1 again and have fun.

G 2- Gravity have impact on Google:

This time gravity force Google and Google page just fall on the zero gravity zone. You can click on any item and have fun it by dragging and throwing it anywhere. Hey don’t forget to search in that Gravity Google and Results will fall from sky. 

            Step 1- Go to www.google.com

            Step 2- write Gravity Google and click on I’m Feeling Lucky

            Step 3- Have fun  and don’t forget to search for Inforains in Google Gravity.

G 3- Rotating and Sphere Flying Google:

This time all the words and search on Google will start flying in circular motion.

           Step 1- Go to www.google.com

           Step 2- write Google Sphere  and click on I’m Feeling Lucky.

           Step 3- Enjoy can catch the flying words.

G 4- Epic Google:

Now Google will continuously zoom in to you and cover the screen.

           Step1- Go to www.google.com

           Step2- write Epic Google and click on I’m Feeling Lucky.

           Step3- Have Zoomi fun.

Have fun with Google. Stay with us for more tips and tricks

source: http://inforains.com/top-4-google-funny-tricks-must-try-one-time-how-to/

The Beetel company has already released their new Android tablet low cost, Beetel Magiq II. Running on Android 2.2 operating system from Google, the Magiq II is a tablet that is equipped with a processor running at 768MHz, its multitouch screen WVGA 7 “has a resolution of 800 x 480 and both the front and rear camera are 2 megapixel.

In the area of ??the device has 3G connectivity, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, and its battery is2200mAh.

The price of Beetel Magiq II is $ 200 purchase comes with an 8GB SD card.

 I was not joking when I said that privacy issues in Facebook can go to an extent of finishing your life. It has happened and the possibility of it happening is increasing day by day. Many people don’t know that Facebook is a danger zone and you should keep in and every step very carefully. It can tell your secrets, confidential information and embarrassing things to the entire world.

I have discussed some of the dangers involved in Facebook and other social networking sites in this article: How Safe Are Facebook,twitter And Myspace? – The Dangers of Social Networking Sites. I have mentioned about how malware authors target Facebook and how an actual murder has happened because of a careless exposure of personal information by a Facebook user.

Since many people are looking for the best ways to protect their Facebook safety, I wanted to right an article as a complete guide for Facebook privacy and here it is.

Check Your Privacy Settings

Let us first have a quick look at the recommended privacy settings:

 By looking at the settings in the image, do you think that these recommended settings totally protect your privacy?

 Even if you have these recommended settings, everyone can still view your photos, your status and posts! Anyone can find your Facebook profile by searching in Google and can find what is up with you by reading your status.

 And if you see a friend request from a cute unknown girl, you will be tempted to confirm the friend request without realizing that it is not a real profile. You know what happens when you add some one as friend: They can see your complete contact information, all of your photos and everything that you don’t really want to expose to a complete stranger.

 So first of all, you need to customize your general privacy settings depending on how you want them to be.. Too much privacy protection will make Facebook useless and too less privacy protection will make Facebook the most dangerous place of all.

If you are using default privacy settings of Facebook and haven’t looked at the details yet, then the first thing to do is to configure your privacy settings according to your needs:

 To do that click ‘Account’- ‘Privacy settings’- ‘Customize settings’

Use Facebook Lists

             So now you have configured what everyone should see and what your friends should be able to see. But a friend in your Facebook can be anyone: A school friend who found you in Facebook but haven’t met you personally for more than a decade, a colleague who meets you everyday, someone who simply wanted to be a friend and sent you a friend request, someone who you found online in a discussion forum and some others..

But you may not want to share all of your information with all of your friends.. If you are not using Facebook lists, then you are doing something that you don’t want to: Sharing everything and all of your friends..

 One of the best things to do in Facebook to protect your Facebook privacy is to categorize your friends, put them in separate lists and allocate different privacy settings for each list.

To create lists click on ‘Accounts’ – ‘Edit friends’

Under ‘Lists’ click ‘Friends’ and click ‘Create New List’

Applications And Websites Can Intrude Your Privacy

 Many people don’t know that the applications that they add have some access to their profiles depending on the purpose of the application.

Before you add an application, you need to first go to the application’s home page and check the number of people using it and their Feedback. You should also check if there is another application which can serve the same purpose but better than this one.

There are some malicious applications which are created only with the intention of stealing you data. You need to make sure that the application you are adding is not malicious.

You also need to check the permissions for that application and give only the necessary permissions.

A lot of applications post things that you do on websites to your Facebook wall. Sometimes they can be embarrassing, spammy or even pose a serious privacy issues.

Turn Off The Search Engine Visibility If Not Needed

   Enter your first name and last name in Google search. If it is unique, then you will notice that your Facebook page comes most probably as the first result in Google.

Facebook has the Google page rank of 10 and it is well respected by Google. When you enter a person’s name in Google search, it always tried to find a Facebook profile associated with that name and puts it at the top.

This can be good for some people and bad for some people. If you don’t like to be found in Google then you should disable the public search.

 To do that, go to Account – Privacy Settings

 Under ‘Application and Websites’ click ‘Edit your settings’ ..

 Find ‘Public Search’ in the list and click ‘Edit Settings’.

 Uncheck the box ‘Enable Public Search’

This is one of the very important privacy settings that most people don’t know.

Check What Is Posted To Your Wall

 This is very important. If you have a Facebook account, you should log in often and check what is in your wall. Otherwise you should delete your Facebook account.

One of your friends may post something on your wall related to an incident that you want to keep private. The wall post may reveal information about you that you don’t want to be known to others. If you forget to login to your Facebook and don’t know what is in your wall, then your privacy is in question.

There are many other things that you need to watch out for to protect your privacy and it is impossible to discuss everything in just one article. Your privacy can be compromised by the photos tagged with you, by the ‘relationship status’ being shown to everyone, by not following privacy guidelines in displaying your contact information, by showing what events you are attending to everyone etc.

You need to use your common sense to decide which one can harm your privacy and act accordingly.

My other articles:

Facebook Chat – A Complete Tutorial

Facebook ‘like’ Button – The Dangers Of Liking

Html In Facebook – ‘my Html’ Usage Guide With Screenshots

How Safe Are Facebook,twitter And Myspace? – The Dangers of Social Networking Sites

60 Best ,Cool And Funny Facebook Status Ideas