Internet Technology Video 11: World Wide Web Part 1

This video is the eleventh lecture of the Internet Technologies Series made available by the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning, a joint venture by Indian institutes of technology & Indian institutes of science. World Wide Web is discussed in this video. Explained in this video include HTTP: Request Methods, Illustration of Post, Request Headers; HTTP 1.1, and Uniform Resource Locator (URL). Quiz questions are given in this video and solutions provided for the previous video. This video lecture was presented by Professor Indranil Sengupta from Department of Computer Science & Engineering, I.I.T, Kharagpu, India. TUNE IN!

Copywriting Inspiration Rambling Going Nowhere

I got to do sample copywriting write-ups. Hopefully, the write-ups can create passive income for me. Still, I’m highly skeptical of that as affiliate links and banners sales never worked for me in the past. Anyway, link them with many articles that show the products as solutions. Where do I place the copywriting write-ups? On my IEL and MS free hosted blogs? No, then where? My current hosting account makes me feel bored - like having a premature ejaculation. Perhaps for sample copywriting write-ups it’s alright to place them on my IEL or MS blogs. I mean, they are just samples although the product written about is very real.

So what is the point when knowing that without specialized URL and paid hosting, there will be virtually no sales? What is the purpose of the sample copywriting write-ups now? Am I going to offer copywriting services? Look, my main goal here is to generate passive income and not to do continuous recurring work. Passive income means continuously receiving revenue from sales and not doing any work more than what was initially required. My sales letters (copywriting write-ups) will do the selling for me. Well, at least this is the idea sung by many thousands of internet marketers. My initial work is to choose a solution (product), write the sales letter, have it looking professional, give it a relevant long tail URL, host it somewhere good, and link the site to articles that emphasizes the product as what it is - a solution truly worthy of being purchased.

I need a budget for this project: one project, one product. The product has got to be believable, not a fad or a temporary trend. It has got to be evergreen, a solution for now and the future. An anti aging product that promotes a healthy looking body and longevity will be a good start; since I like the thought of eternal life so much. Man, this never took off. Huhu ;-)

Save Your Value of Money in Gold Bullion

According to usgoldbureau.com, by having bought gold in 2001, your $50,000 worth of gold would be valued at about $158,000 in 2008. That’s a 316% increase on your principal in eight years. Sure, this may not look like much profit to buy gold bullion for you high risk takers out there, but on a conservative level, this is good considering that you’re not working for it. Now you might be saying that, “Oh, this calculation does not take into account the inflation rate.” Yes. That is true; the inflation factor got thrown out the window. The thing is that for saving the value of your money as it is now then there are not many other better ways to do so than investing in Gold.

Internet Technology Video 10: Electronic Mail

This video is the tenth lecture of the Internet Technologies Series made available by the National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning, a joint venture by Indian institutes of technology & Indian institutes of science. Electronic Mail is discussed in this video. Explained in this video include Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), POP3, IMAP4, and Multi-purpose Internet Mail Extension (MIME). Quiz questions are given in this video and solutions provided for the previous video. This video lecture was presented by Professor Indranil Sengupta from Department of Computer Science & Engineering, I.I.T, Kharagpu, India. TUNE IN!