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My website has been dwindling now for over a year - hardly any traffic. I have done everything I can think of - creating backlinks, writing hundreds of articles, choosing good keywords...but none has worked.

I think you should hire a good SEO company or some experts. I can help you if you tell me something about your site and it's theme..

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I have been trying to build my website and get traffic to it but I cannot find a reasonably priced seo or traffic program that ACTUALLY works! Help!

I think i know exactly what you are looking for. For my websites I use a company called RankPay and they do performanced based SEO. Not only is it relatively cheap depending on your keywords, but YOU DON'T PAY UNTIL YOUR SITE IS RANKING! I've got a bunch of sites ranking with them for extremely competitive keywords. It was pretty easy for me to choose them because there is literally no risk involved. You dont pay a dime until you start ranking. RankPay website: http://bit.ly/faSstf If you're feeling confident or you are a quick learner, i strongly suggest SEOmoz. They have become a HUGE community for people learning SEO and they provide great SEO software and tools. You can create a campaign where you can track rankings, find problems to fix in addition to a huge list of resources. SEOMoz website: http://bit.ly/ikqaot With either one of those, you will be on your way to better rankings!

Its really hard to find sites that actually work for promoting a website. I'm looking for answers that will tell me from experience of sites that sell advertising or links that really produce results. I sell software (SEO) and so far I have found, when it comes to actually making the sales the best places are eBay, Adbrite, Overture, and Adwords. Outside of that I can't find anything else that works. Any suggestions from personal experience? professionalsurf.com.. those are some terrible answers. Lets keep trying.

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I just bought a new webcam and I'm not sure how they work exactly. I know I can use the software that came with it (Logitech's) or Skype or Google Chat or whatever, but how does that software work? Is it direct IP to IP, or is the stream routed through that company's server? I'm not using it for naked time or anything, so it's not that. Actually it's because my wife and I are divorcing and we both want to be able to connect with our son when he is at the other parent's home. But I would like to know how the technology works before using it. Thanks. I know all internet traffic makes numerous stops between point A and point B, I'm just wondering if Logitech requires one of those stops be a Logitech server, for instance. That would mean rather from taking the best route from A to B, my computer would become A, Logitech would be come B and the person I am talking to would become C. Maybe I'm explaining the question poorly. Think of it like this: There used to be video games that let you enter your friend's IP address and you could just connect that way. Now, you typically both just connect to official dedicated server somewhere else. I was wondering which is used for most video chats. If it's the former, the service could just be a matchmaker that does away with entering numbers, points the two together and that's the extent of it's involvement. But I guess it varies depending on the service? Like, I would expect Chat Roulette has to manage it all on their own server.

Everything that is sent over the internet, including video, passes through a "server or servers" of some type. LogiTech is a manufacturer, so it doesn't act as a server.

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