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Perfected The Ann Coulter Song

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Re: He #39;s talking about you too,lol (Tommy Sotomayor)
Let me get some things clear. My original video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-52SxkYKjA.

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Vancouver, British Columbia (PRWEB) September 25, 2013

More and more businesses are looking to outsource projects to online freelancers who are considered experts in their profession. This was emphasised further in an article by Forbes which estimated that the online work industry is currently worth somewhere between $1-2 billion and would grow to $5bn by 2018.*

To discuss the matter further, James Martell, VP of Business Development at The School of Internet Marketing, spoke with editor and project coordinator Kimberly Juchnowski about what businesses will need to do to get their work successfully completed by a freelance professional. Kimberly has spent the last year creating and managing all of The School of Internet Marketings outsourced projects through the Elance platform. This has included creating projects across numerous industries such as writing, graphic design and web maintenance.

When numerous outsourcing sites such as Elance have thousands of contractors eager for work, it can be tricky to find the right person for the job. However, creating a detailed job description that gives potential workers all the necessary information about the topic, style and deadlines will usually attract the right calibre of writers to place a bid. This was underlined by Kimberly Juchnowski who believes that the more details you give, the better a job will go.

As much as having a strong description can be helpful in finding the right professional, it can also be difficult in selecting the right person for the job. Its imperative then for businesses to look at previous feedback, ratings and the candidates portfolio to see if they are a match for the job criteria. These aspects will be explored further by James and Kimberly in the podcast who will then give examples from previous projects about how they made their choices as well as what happens when a project becomes active.

Business owners will also learn what they will need to do should a project not go as planned and how to get everything back on track. Although outsourcing work is normally a successful venture for companies, not everything will go well and it can take a certain manner and style to overcome these hurdles.

Outsourcing successfully is a bit of an art form and Kimberly has mastered that form, remarks Affiliate Buzz host James Martell.

With outsourcing work through websites such as Elance growing in popularity every year, businesses will need to pick up on what makes a successful project to ensure that they receive high-quality work should they decide to explore this growing phenomenon.

This discussion is available on the WebmasterRadio.FM website: http://www2.webmasterradio.fm/affiliate-buzz/2013/09/12/outsourcing-secrets-revealed-7-tips-to-rapidly-grow-your-business

*http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborahljacobs/2013/08/05/as-job-growth-lags-companies-outsource-work-to-freelancers-through-the-cloud/

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A new research effort backs Facebook Exchange (FBX) as a potentially powerful social marketing tool for advertisers to target their audiences on the leading social network.

Recent research by digital marketing agency NetMining shows that Facebooks real-time ad tool, FBX, could be especially useful when paired with retail offerings. The data found that retail marketers saw a huge boost in FBX performance, earning 62 percent higher impressions and 42 percent more clicks from the first quarter of the year to the second quarter. Retailers are also pouring bigger budgets into this ad model, as spending increased by 59 percent.

By comparison, FBX growth in the travel sector is slower, yet consistent overall. Impressions only rose by 5 percent, while clicks were actually down 13 percent from quarter to quarter. Spending, however, increased by 15 percent, indicating that more brands are showing interest in this aggressive form of social marketing.

As TechCrunch explained, Facebook started testing its Exchange platform back in June 2013. Built on a concept called retargeting, FBX allows marketers to target users with ads that are relevant to their browsing history. So, if someone browses a site that sells security software, the company that operates that site could target them with anti-virus apps, spyware removal tools and similar products when they visit Facebook later. The idea is that the added relevance that comes from showing the user something they have active interest in will drive intrigue and engagement.

Digital marketing companies play a huge role in the FBX process as they work diligently to execute campaigns on behalf of their clients. For example, companies deploy the cookies that track the visitor, contact Facebook to pass along the visitor ID info and conduct the real-time bidding that determines which brands ad will be served up to the user. The marketing content is created in advance, so if the company outbids their agency counterparts, their clients ad is instantly delivered when the user visits the social network.

Facebook just recently removed the beta label, but content marketers can be encouraged by the fact that FBX appears to be off to a great start. An AdExchanger article aggregates results from several marketing agencies who acted as platform partners during the test period. AppNexus was among them, reporting increased reach and up to a 25 percent reduction in cost per acquisition for its clients. AdRoll reported that its clients are seeing 16 times better ROI on average.

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Tracking activity across multiple nations during the first two quarters of 2013, NetMinings research revealed that FBX is experiencing massive growth on a global scale. International growth trumped domestic progress by far, due in large part to Brazil, which it found had the largest volume increase of any regional market during the period. Growth in the US increased across the board, including in spending, which saw a 42 percent lift.

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Derpy Censorship, Who is Really to Blame?. . . Finally Solved!
As the Brony community still argues over who is the root cause for the Derpy censorship, it turns out the answer was already revealed a few weeks ago at Cincinnati Comic Con. Really surprised...

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