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Having an effective SEO (Search Engine Optimization) program is critical to the success of every Internet enterprise.
First it comes the keyword research task. You need to find the best possible set of keywords for your website and find those that are less competitive but still receive a large amount of traffic.
There are many free keyword research tools available. The Google's one is convenient to get new keyword ideas. Another tool I like very much is SpyFu.com.
On-Page optmization is the next step. Title/Meta tags, keyword usage, optimized content for targeted keywords, internal link structure, etc. are task you need to perform.
Content creation is the third element of any SEO campaign. For that you need someone -it can be you- skilled at copywritting.
Finally, keep in mind that everything, from domain registration, hosting, analitics, to web design, public relations and social media marketing have some synergy with SEO.
A Live Streaming Service Built on Top of Others
This is interesting. Instead of competing with the myriad live-streaming vendors in the world, VideoLobby.com builds on top of them, allowing a publisher to use live video powered by Justin.tv, Ustream, Qik, and Stickam's Stream API.
The service integrates Twitter and Facebook chatter, as well as a form to ask questions of a host that's powered by a backend comment moderation system.
Some analysts say that VideoLobby.com seems somewhat superfluous, given those companies already integrate comments and social media themselves.
The New Flash Player 10.1 Allows to Build P2P Groupware Solutions Avoiding CDN Expense
The new Flash Player 10.1 beta, launched last week, has a disruptive feature: the ability to transmit video via P2P multicast, and build large-scale P2P groupware solutions that work right within the browser and stream video to millions of viewers without having to pay a fortune for bandwidth.
NewTeeVee.com says that "Adobe appears ready to open the floodgates. CDNs and P2P video solutions providers would be well-advised to take notice."
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