What is Disposable Temporary E-Mail Address?

Disposable E-Mail Address is temporary email address, which usually is randomly generated and working only certain time. This allows user to hide their real email.

While we are restricting these domains, we are not against such usage, as sometimes You really need to hide Your identity.

List of Temporary E-Mail Address providers

List from our comment and registration log:

1. temp-mail.ru
2. 10minutemail.com
3. guerrillamail.com
4. mailinator.com
5. yopmail.com
6. temp-mail.org
7. mailcatch.com
8. dudmail.com
9. sharklasers.com
10. guerrillamailblock.com
11. guerrillamail.net
12. guerrillamail.biz
13. guerrillamail.org
14. guerrillamail.de
15. spam4.me
16. rmqkr.net

Just want to test my shop and maybe develop it further in full futured eCommerce site based on WordPress and Codeigniter.

Well, I still will need my own checklist :)

SEO Checklist for New Website

Transcript on SEOmoz article An SEO Checklist for New Sites – Whiteboard Friday.

The methods used to recycle and revamp old material, may just be the best way to launch your new endeavor online with content that you know has quality.

The following are 5 tips on recycling old newsletter content.

1. Utilize social media

First, make sure to take advantage of the opportunities social media sites provide that automatically distribute content for you throughout the web. Tools like Ratepoint will push your content out to major social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter automatically and effectively reach audiences outside your list of subscribers.

This is the best way to make your old newsletter content accessible to potentially new subscribers of your blog.

2. Repackaging

Bundle a few of your most popular tips sheets, news articles, and how-to’s and share them in a new context by categorizing them into different themes. It will surprise you how many subscribers, who ignored the information when first released, will read them now that they’re packaged as “Favorite posts of the year” or “Most shared”.

The point is to stir the pot a little so that content normally overlooked is given another chance.

3. Past issues

Whether you’re using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or somehow still making the best of Myspace, just make sure to provide links to past issues. The past issues of your email newsletters each contain valuable content that, to new subscribers, are new and enlightening information.

4. Follow-up

Readers appreciate good how-to articles that are easy to follow but equally value-oriented.

A well-received how-to article of the past should be followed up with an equally informative sequel or advancement to the next level.

For example, if the most read article of your newsletter last year is, “How to grow tomatoes” then, by all means, satiate your readers’ thirst for horticultural knowledge by providing them with, “How to start a vegetable garden!”

Apply this to any of the tips or advice on best practices you want to revisit. Review a list of tips you provided for customers and identify which of those practices are still recommended and which have expired or become irrelevant.

This is a great way to create fluidity between the older newsletters and your current blog or e-book.

5. Profiles

Even with profiles, there are a few options for the type of content you have to offer. Maintain fluidity between the old and the new by returning to the customers showcased earlier and write an update that illustrates where they are now.

If you profiled a business in the past, write an update on how their business has changed and what new projects they’re developing.

Repurposing email newsletter content to suit a different format like a blog or e-book not only increases value to your site, it is crucial for search engine optimization. The more content you have, the more likely to have higher rankings and ultimately attract more potential clients.

What is LikeGuide.me

Like Guide is a unique Social Travel Guide, a website that organizes the disorganized and connects the disconnected. Like Guide is listing 10 most popular places in city based on Facebook Likes, Mentions (how many people are actually talking about venue) and check-ins (how many people have been in particular place).

How and Why Like Guide was born?

If You try to search in Facebook for best “bars in Riga” or “hotels in Riga”, You can’t find by category, only results with words “bar” or “Riga” will appear. For prototype we choose travel oriented Likes: Eat, Drink, Sleep, Party, See, Do. As You can imagine, there are even more direction where it’s possible to go.

LikeGuide.me team in Garage48 Valmiera

I think we were the only team without designer.

1. Austin Nicholas (LikeGuide.me pitch author),
2. Kiril Menshikov,
3. Serge Savranchuk,
4. Rihards Sceredins,
5. Rolands Umbrovskis (Me. Joined after SelectATrip).

What’s next?

Team of LikeGuide.me will meet this week again, then we will see.

Other teams and projects at Garage48 Valmiera

All teams and projects You can find at garage48.org blog . My main aim was to join geolocation related team.

GiveGIF (winners) – Simple mobile app to take pictures and create GIF animations.

Fastr – speed reading iPad application. Fastr app will improve your reading skills, maximizing your ability to handle information that matters to you.

From very beginning I liked project idea of  “Pirmie soļi” (first steps), because I had similar project in Greece, when I was working there as volunteer, So if team of LikeGuide.me would not be ready, I bet i choose this project.

OneScanBuy – A platform for retail shops to collect orders from customers using iOS and Android mobile devices. My favorite project. Amazing job done in just 48 hours.

You need to be there – Fail fast, fail cheap

For me it was like experiment to work within wider team. I learned something new and will go to another event of Garage48.

Reach Out to Negative Reviewers

A Wall Street Journal article on online reputation management for businesses lists this as the single most important thing businesses can do to boost their online reputation. Find negative reviews on review sites and in social media, and reach out to the reviewers. Find out what made them give a negative review, and fix it if you can. At the very least, apologize for the mistake or situation that caused them to leave a negative review. On many of these sites, reviewers can change their ratings after they have a better encounter with a business, so this can be helpful.

Reach Out to Positive Reviewers, Too

Reaching out to positive reviewers is only slightly less important than reaching out to negative ones. Find the people who have left your business positive reviews, and thank them! You might get even more positive comments out of the deal, but at the very least, you’ll build customer loyalty.

Use Social Media and Press Releases to your Advantage

Another way to control your online reputation is to flood your business’s online name with good and neutral information that outweighs the bad. Obviously you can’t control what others are saying about your business, but you can use Facebook, Twitter, and press releases to flood search engines with good and neutral information about your business. This will make the negative information and comments seem less common, and it will make those marks against your business less likely to show up high in the Google rankings.

Stay On Top of It

Even if you have a great reputation online today, that could change in the blink of an eye. That’s why it’s so important that small businesses stay on top of their online reputations. There are some great, affordable tracking tools online these days. If you can’t afford tracking tools at the moment, it might be worth checking out a business credit card to help you foot the bill for a few months, as building a good online reputation can bring the business flooding in. Some cards have good business credit card rewards, as well, that can give you some perks for your business as you use the card to help pay for even a basic level of online reputation monitoring.

Be a Helpful Member of the Community

Giving out helpful information is one of the best ways to help build a great reputation online. Of course, you don’t want to give it all away, but you do want to be seen as a helpful and contributing member of the online community. This might mean giving tips in your niche on your Facebook page, or writing guest blog posts for blogs that work in your general area. Offering people helpful information nets you more customers in the long run because it tells people that you actually care about them and want to help them build better lives for themselves. That, more than anything, will gain you more customers.

Building a better online reputation for your business isn’t rocket science, but it does take planning and diligence. The best place to start is by running a search to assess your current online reputation, and to make a plan that will help you build the sterling reputation you want to have.

Today @konstruktors shared link to latest WordPress default theme TwentyTwelve, where style.css is included same way.

I still see space for optimize my code, but nice to see that I am going same way as future release of WordPress Theme.