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and on the Boomer eZine Blog at http://boomer-ezine.blogspot.com. Please pass Boomer eZine on to a friend. They will thank you for it. Table of Contents for this issue..... 2.
Q & A,
Suggestions and Comments 3.
How to
Choose the Best Web Host for Your Website 5.
Why
Older Workers are Looking for Retirement Jobs?
John
has been working hard to finish his ebook and a download for a draft
copy is included in this ezine. John
needs your help with it. Q & A,
Suggestions and Comments I can always count on Ana to ask
really good questions. Forgive me if I mentioned this before, as the mail I'm
responding to is from May. You mentioned a man in That sounds like a great deal, but wouldn't it result in lots of duplicate content? Your articles aren't supposed to go to multiple sites, or you could get in trouble. Right? My response to Ana’s question. Another
great question! I really do
not know the correct answer since I cannot look inside Google or Yahoo. I
interpret the duplicate content as pages on a website, not articles on
article sites. Duplicate
websites are called "mirror" sites and they are a No No. I
have not had a problem with retirement-jobs-online.com being hurt by
multiple articles on over 100 sites.
It is currently number 6 for the keyword "retirement
jobs". The sites above
it are great sites and it will be hard to move up (but I am still
trying). The
articles are where I build my back links to my own websites.
They also bring traffic to the website. When
I study the traffic stats for RJO, I find that there are many referrals
during the month from websites with which I am totally unfamiliar.
When I follow the link to the referring site, I find that the
webmaster took one of my articles and posted it on his/her site. The
resource box (bio) has links back to my websites. I
will run the risk of posting multiple copies of articles on many sites
for the back links and the traffic. If you have anything for this
section or you have a suggestion for a topic for an article,
please go to http://www.boomer-ezine.com/Suggestion_Form1.htm
and give us your input. With
your input, we can improve the Boomer Video eZine. How
to Choose the Best Web Host for Your Website
Draft eBook Cover I (John) am just
finishing my most recent ebook, “How
to Choose the Best Web Host for YOUR Website”. This
is a “how to” book and the title is self explanatory. This book
consolidates the information that I have written in previous articles
about web hosts and web host selection. The
book contains valuable information about selecting web hosts.
The only hosts that are reviewed in it are the web hosts that I
currently use for our websites so I write from hands on experience.
(Site Build It, Hostexcellence.com, Hostmonster.com, and GoDaddy). The book contains affiliate links to the hosts that are reviewed, but that is part of the compensation for writing the book. We feel that you,
our readers, are our best critics. I
am asking you to help me proof the book and give me your critical
opinion. I will sell this
book when it is complete so you get it free as your compensation for
your work. Please write your
quick review or leave comments using the feedback link below to leave me
your feedback. To read the book from this website, LEFT CLICK HERE. To down load the
book, RIGHT
CLICK HERE. Select
“Save Target As” on the dropdown box.
You will be asked where on your hard disk you want to save it.
Make that selection and the file will be downloaded to the
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PDF format so you will need Adobe
Reader to read it. PLEASE
write a mini review or leave
feedback. Click
here to open the feedback form.
I really value your opinion! Please
tell me what is good, and what is bad. Link to feedback
form ----> FEEDBACK
FORM THANK
YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR FEEDBACK! Set
up a Google Alert and Google will automatically email you information
about specific keywords that you have put on alert.
It’s a great tool for monitoring activity in topics or
keywords. As you are
probably aware, Linda and I have two major keyword based websites, www.retirement-jobs-online.com
and www.the-best-web-host.com.
We are always watching for interesting activity in the keywords
that are associated with these two sites. It is a lot
easier to have Google send us emails each day telling us about activity
for these keywords than to have to search and try to determine what has
changed since the previous day. It
is just about impossible to do so. With
Google Alerts, I have emails in my Inbox each morning telling me what
Google has found for the keywords during the previous day.
I set up a folder in Outlook to receive these so they are not
mixed with the regular Inbox mail. To set up Google
Alerts, set up a Google account and log in to your account.
Under “My services” select “Alerts”. You will see this
box:
I use the “Comprehensive” Type and “once per day” for the “How often” options. You can experiment with this and select what works best for you. Why
Older Workers are Looking for Retirement Jobs Speaking of
Google Alerts; I received an email for Google Alerts for the keyword
“retirement jobs” and when I checked, I found this interesting
article by Anna Banks. I
emailed Anna for permission to reprint the article and she graciously
consented. Over the years,
more and more adult workers have been looking for retirement jobs, while
more and more employers are now in need of older workers for their
retirement jobs. In the yesteryears, the answer to retirement jobs used
to be a strict ‘no-no’ when the line between work and retirement was
clearly defined. In those days, most people worked until the age 65 or
so, saved up a substantial amount of money, and then headed to their
rocking chairs to relax and bide their time. So, why are more
Baby Boomers seeking retirement jobs? Today, whether or not they retire before the age of 65, or perhaps after the age, an increasing number of baby boomers are now choosing to make retirement jobs a steady part of their retirement years. According to reports by the National Council on Aging, it is estimated that almost one out of three Americans aged 65 or more has a retirement job and at least works part-time. This trend is
more or less likely to increase as the years go by since more and more
baby boomers are preparing to retire from their regular jobs. According
to a survey:
· A staggering
85 percent of baby boomers have claimed to be working in retirement
jobs. · Only 10
percent said that they expected to work full-time in a retirement job. · Roughly 60
percent said that they would rather work part-time either for fun or
income. · Nearly 15 percent of them said that they’d rather start their own retirement jobs. Why do Baby
Boomers seek Retirement Jobs? The reasons why
more and more baby boomers and adult workers are looking for retirement
jobs fall under the following four basic categories – · Extra Income
– The chance of earning extra income is one of the main reasons why
most adult workers look for retirement jobs. By earning this extra money
at a part-time or full-time retirement job, retired workers can make
their pensions last for longer, afford more luxuries that they would
otherwise be forced to do without, and in many cases they can lower
their health-care costs by obtaining employer sponsored medical
insurance. · For Love of
the Job – Most adult workers look out for retirement jobs because they
love working. Especially for all those people whose jobs require them to
be a lot more creative and offers them more autonomy, like writers,
consultants, entrepreneurs and artists, work becomes a huge part of
their lives and is one of their biggest sources of personal
satisfaction, that having to do without a retirement job has very little
or absolutely no appeal. · Chance to
Socialize – For all those people who are outgoing and fun-loving and
love to interact with other people throughout the day, retirement jobs
can provide you with a dynamic and vibrant social life and an in-built
network of potential friends and professional colleagues. · Fear of being
Idle – Most people have so devoted themselves to work before their
retirement that they now prefer to keep on working at retirement jobs
for as long as possible to keep from being idle. What’s more, most
people like to delay that need to adjust that arises when there is a
change in lifestyle. Without a strong support system of family and
friends, or an entire plan when it comes to retirement activities they
would like to pursue, retirement jobs are by and large the safest
option. About
the Author: ANNA D. BANKS -- is an adjunct professor at I
have a confession. I
received the “My Mama” book, but I have not had time to review it. Next Friday, June
22, is Tim’s official launch of the book.
I will have a
review in the eZine next week along with the launch information. But
here is the big news! Tim
has asked all his current affiliates to sign up new affiliates.
This is your chance to become a If
you are not already an affiliate, you are losing money.
All you do is become an affiliate, recommend QUALITY products. When your reader
clicks your link and buys the product you recommend, you either get a check in the mail, or a direct deposit appears in you
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issue for this week. Until
next week, stay tuned. John and http://www.entrepreneur-ezine.com (http://www.boomer-ezine.com/Amazon_Page.htm) Administrative
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