How to Generate Twitter Leads With Their New Lead Generation Cards

Are you struggling to generate leads on Twitter? Wondering how to display richer data in a tweet? In this article, I’ll show you four steps to getting more leads with Twitter lead generation cards. Why Twitter Lead Generation Cards? There are 500 million tweets sent every day (according to Twitter’s recent IPO documentation). That’s a [...]http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/twitter-lead-generation-cards/** Social Media Management ** #yashta

How to Analyze Your Facebook Metrics to Improve Your Marketing

Are you tracking your Facebook metrics? Are you wondering what works best on your Facebook page? In this article, you’ll discover how to find and interpret five valuable Facebook metrics that help measure the results of your Facebook marketing. Why Facebook Metrics? The typical Facebook marketer keeps close tabs on two main stats: Post Reach [...]http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/analyze-facebook-metrics/** Social Media Management ** #yashta

6 Ways to Grow Your LinkedIn Connections

Are you looking to grow your LinkedIn network? Do you want to improve your chances of connecting with people via LinkedIn? In this article, you’ll find six tips for successful networking that will help you avoid common mistakes that can damage your professional reputation on LinkedIn. What’s Different About LinkedIn? Unlike social media platforms such [...]http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/successful-linkedin-networking/** Social Media Management ** #yashta

5 Ways to Prepare Your Facebook Page for the Holidays

Have you prepared your Facebook page for the holidays? Are you looking for tips on how to use your Facebook page this holiday season? If you haven’t even started thinking about the holidays yet, it’s time! In this article, you’ll find five ways to make your Facebook page festive for the holidays. Why Customize For [...]http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/prepare-your-facebook-page-for-the-holidays/** Social Media Management ** #yashta

Dsrtflowr-AB Q.s Review of Petco - Albuquerque (4/5) on Yelp

Im usually not a Petco shopper but this one is so close to work and I can easily pick up my dogs food there. I just picked up a bag and have to say it was much cleaner than most Petcos Ive beenhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/petco-albuquerque-2#hrid:DQs-6bdOv2sX3iGPjFN1lA>> ReviewBell.com #yashta

Laney B.s Review of Flying Star Cafe - Albuquerque (5/5) on Yelp

Great food and friendly service! What more can you ask for.We had a Reuben and a salad and a pumpkin spice cookies presentation great food very fresh and the prices are reasonable. I would not trusthttp://www.yelp.com/biz/flying-star-cafe-albuquerque#hrid:AzY0vE0H6lNGoDc3LVe9aA>> ReviewBell.com #yashta

Love D.s Review of El Pinto - Albuquerque (1/5) on Yelp

Brought aunt here to experience mexican, she was in town for business. We waited for 20 min. to be seated, waited another 20 at the table to get menus, another 15 until we got water, another 15 tohttp://www.yelp.com/biz/el-pinto-albuquerque-2#hrid:XCooTXXPMV-tQ452wPBzYg>> ReviewBell.com #yashta

Dsrtflowr-AB Q.s Review of Goodwill Industries of New Mexico - Albuquerque (5/5) on Yelp

Made a donation the other day to their center on San Mateo. Have to say it was the most pleasant donation I think Ive ever made. The guy at the donation center was polite and helped me get the bagshttp://www.yelp.com/biz/goodwill-industries-of-new-mexico-albuquerque#hrid:0TSbpuZVG3sgNNdo44VDQw>> ReviewBell.com #yashta

Does That Review of a Disappointing Burger Make You a Yelp Employee?

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-10-31/does-that-review-of-a-disappointing-burger-make-you-a-yelp-employeeDoes That Review of a Disappointing Burger Make You a Yelp Employee?By Joshua Brustein October 31, 2013The giants of online media excel at cashing in on the free labor of their users. Facebook (FB) would be nothing without status updates, Twitter couldn’t survive without tweets, and Yelp (YELP) would be a limp listing of business addresses and phone numbers if people didn’t post thoughts on their least favorite bagel shop. But does that mean we the users should be compensated for our hard work on their behalf?A class action filed by several people who post Yelp reviews will attempt to make the case that they’re essentially unpaid labor and deserve some form of compensation from the company. Yes, it’s a real lawsuit.Of course, providing value to a company doesn’t make you an employee. The logic in this particular complaint, posted in full on the website Techdirt, seems to consist of using employment-ish words such as “hired” and “fired” to describe Yelp’s dealings with its users. The company thinks the whole thing is frivolous, and they might be right: “We believe this suit is probably a result of the enforcement action we were required to take against some of the plaintiffs for improper conduct rather than based on any real merit,” Yelp said in an e-mailed statement.But Yelp makes no bones about the fact that its entire business model is based on user reviews, and it routinely cites the potential shortage of new reviews as one of the biggest threats to its business. And the company even pays some reviewers to prime the pump when entering new markets. Mostly, however, Yelp has to persuade people to do the work for free. The most interesting thing about the lawsuit may be its description of how this works:“Yelp has devised a system of cult-like rewards and disciplines to motivate its non-wage-paid writers to labor without wages or expense reimbursement, in violation of equitable principles and the FLSA [Fair Labor Standard Act], by offering such rewards as trinkets, badges, titles, praise, social promotion, free liquor, free food, and free promotional Yelp attire, such as red panties with ‘Make Me Yelp!’ stamped across the bottom.”So the plaintiffs aren’t quite saying that Yelp isn’t giving them anything in return—the claim is more that volunteer reviewers have been so manipulated by free drinks, baubles, and emotional rewards that they’ve been tricked into serving as de facto employees. If Yelp can direct its users’ labor through these means, the plaintiffs contend, then it should have to pay real wages to its pseudo workforce, not just hand out playful underwear.Yelp isn’t the only company to woo people who write consumer reviews. A recent report on NPR’s Planet Money looked at Amazon’s Vine program, through which prolific reviewers are actually sent free products so long as they promise to review them. Michael Erb, one of Amazon.com’s (AMZN) top reviewers, says the giant online retailer lets him pick two brand-new items every month. While those products aren’t officially his property—Amazon can ask for them back at any time—Erb has never been asked to return anything.The concern that Planet Money raises about Vine is essentially the opposite of the argument made in the lawsuit against Yelp. If someone is being compensated in any way, are they really leaving a simple customer review? Amazon dismissed the idea that people are swayed by the swag, saying that average reviews from Vine contributors award fewer stars than people who aren’t in the program. It marks its Vine reviews, although the site doesn’t make it entirely clear what’s going on behind the program. Yelp likewise discloses when a review has been written by one of its paid “scouts.”For its part, Yelp says the incentives it gives out aren’t tied to specific reviews and insists no one gets a free restaurant meal in exchange for a write-up. If users are willing to churn out reviews for some digital badges like Yelp’s “elite” status and an occasional cocktail party for prolific contributors, it seems well within the company’s rights to oblige them. We’ll know Yelp is in trouble when foodies start demanding compensation before they start penning that exhaustive critique of the service at the local Thai joint.Brustein is a writer for Businessweek.com in New York.* Get Yelp Review Notifications from ReviewBell.com *https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63173

Top 10 Reasons to Virtually Stage a Home

by JIM GROSS on OCTOBER 31, 2013Top 10 Reasons to consider adding Virtual Staging in a Home to increase traffic. Simply put, virtual staging is becoming the affordable alternative for building a marketing plan to sell homes. Many times a seller has been forced to move their furniture creating a look that does not help buyers to invision the potential. A little furniture can make the difference between deal or no deal. Here are some of the reasons why virtual staging may work for you and your seller. 1. Increased showings – also has shown to bring higher price offers2. Affordability – 1/10 the cost of traditional home staging3. Help buyers envision a furnished home4. Give the property a “Showroom Model Look”5. Cut the expenses and workload for agents and sellers6. Better looking MLS pictures7. Take control over clutter8. Create a polished marketing presence9. Flexibility – furniture and pictures can be customized10. Buyers will appreciate seeing the potential of a room Order Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here – Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033 Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online BlogJim Gross is a real estate photographer creating virtual staging, virtual tours & property sites. Use the links below to contact Jim, order a property website, virtual staging or virtual tour Agent Listing Help Sites:Real Estate Photography   Staging Pads Virtual Staging    About Me Contact Jim: 800-894-7033     EMAIL: StagingPads@aol.com Albuquerque, New York. Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Jacksonville, Austin, San Francisco     https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63172

Top 10 Reasons to Virtually Stage a Home

by JIM GROSS on OCTOBER 31, 2013Top 10 Reasons to consider adding Virtual Staging in a Home to increase traffic. Simply put, virtual staging is becoming the affordable alternative for building a marketing plan to sell homes. Many times a seller has been forced to move their furniture creating a look that does not help buyers to invision the potential. A little furniture can make the difference between deal or no deal. Here are some of the reasons why virtual staging may work for you and your seller. 1. Increased showings – also has shown to bring higher price offers2. Affordability – 1/10 the cost of traditional home staging3. Help buyers envision a furnished home4. Give the property a “Showroom Model Look”5. Cut the expenses and workload for agents and sellers6. Better looking MLS pictures7. Take control over clutter8. Create a polished marketing presence9. Flexibility – furniture and pictures can be customized10. Buyers will appreciate seeing the potential of a room Order Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here – Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033 Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online BlogJim Gross is a real estate photographer creating virtual staging, virtual tours & property sites. Use the links below to contact Jim, order a property website, virtual staging or virtual tour Agent Listing Help Sites:Real Estate Photography   Staging Pads Virtual Staging    About Me Contact Jim: 800-894-7033     EMAIL: StagingPads@aol.com Albuquerque, New York. Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Jacksonville, Austin, San Francisco     Jim Grosshttps://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63171

CF-405 Cash Drawer

M-S Cash Drawer's CF405 is a printer driven cash drawer. Its low price, all steel construction and compact size makes it the ideal cash drawer for small retailers and restaurants.. Click here to visit product page: http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=18

TM-T20 READYPRINT

ReadyPrint T20 Thermal Receipt Printer (USB, Software and Accessories) - Color: Dark Gray - Epson's cost-effective ReadyPrint T20 thermal printer is the latest addition to Epson's line of energy-efficient POS printers. Based on Epson's advanced printing technology, ReadyPrint was designed specifically to meet the needs of low volume retailers with basic POS printing functionality, high reliability and ease-of-use features.. Click here to visit product page: http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=16

SRP-350 Direct Thermal Printer

Bixolon’s SRP-350II 3” thermal receipt printer is now Energy Star Certified! The SRP-350II is the faster successor to the market proven, award winning SRP-350 model; its most beneficial feature being its improved printing speed for both text and images - 200mm/sec.

Offering various connectivity options with interchangeable interfaces (Serial, Parallel, Ethernet and USB), industry standard drivers and a light, compact, sleek design, the SRP-350II provides maximum productivity for point-of-sale receipting environments.. Click here to visit product page: http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=15

USB Magnetic Stripe Card Reader

USB Triple Track POS Magnetic Stripe Card Reader. Click here to visit product page: http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=17

SRP-275 2nd generation Impact

Samsung mini-printers are an exceptional value, providing advanced features, lower initial cost, and legendary dependability. The fast, easy-to-use SRP-275 is designed to produce receipts, coupons, logos and barcodes for retail, quick service and hospitality applications. Using industry standard emulations, Samsung printers are easy to integrate and certified with many popular POS applications.. Click here to visit product page: http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=14

Epson TM T88IV Thermal

The TM-T88IV POS thermal printer is the latest addition to Epson's innovative, industry-leading TM-T88 POS printer series. Designed specifically for high-volume retail and hospitality environments, the TM-T88IV delivers more speed and more reliability than ever before. It offers 25% faster printing of text and graphics than the TM-T88III, two-color capability, and new ease-of-use featuresClick here to visit product page: http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=13

USB Handheld CCD Barcode Scanner

<img src="http://yashta.com/photos/1383086815-ccd_barcode.jpg" alt="USB Handheld CCD Barcode Scanner" align="left" vspace="5" hspace="5" border="0"/>USB Handheld CCD Barcode Scanner.<br><br><a href="http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=12" target="_blank">Click here to visit product page</a>

BCD-1000 Pole Display Serial (used)

<img src="http://yashta.com/photos/1383086743-BCD-1000.jpg" alt="BCD-1000 Pole Display Serial (used)" align="left" vspace="5" hspace="5" border="0"/>The BCD-1000 is a slim customer display that provides your customers clear, easy-to-read information at the fastest data-transfer rate available. The easy-to-use VFD display makes at attractive communication with customers by its fascinating design and rich colors.

The BCD-1000 is a 2X20 line 5mm character height display that comes with much functionality that simply is not found in other vendor's customer displays. User-definable characters and a built-in real time clock are all standard features of the unit's firmware.

The BCD-1000 comes with variety of interfaces, can emulate many popular command sets, and has better visibility due to an optically matched lens and wider character pitch. Best of all, this premium pole display is also one of the most affordable on the market..<br><br><a href="http://yashta.com/itemreview.php?b=11" target="_blank">Click here to visit product page</a>

Insurance Albuquerque

Sunset Insurance, an independent insurance agency in Albuquerque, NM has all types of insurance from Home, Auto, Business, Life and Health Insurance. Call Sunset Insurance for a quote on Insurance and see how much you can save.&nbsp;505-247-2578.visit our website: http://www.abqsunsetinsurance.com&nbsp;&nbsp;https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63162

11 Clever Storage Solutions for Your Pantry

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ONE STOP POS :: BIXOLON SRP-350 Thermal Printer

This is BIXOLON SRP-350 thermal Printer we use with our restauarnt, retail and coffee shop point of sale software. Visit http://onestoppos.com for special price and FREE shipping.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6HPDOG0uCw ONE STOP POS 505.990.0845 https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63160

Yelp In Your Words: How I Built My Great Reputation

Watch &ldquo;Yelp in Your Words&rdquo; video to hear direct insight from successful businesses who have organically built a great reputation on Yelp.It is important to know when someone reviews your business on Yelp, so you can take action.Sign up for ReviewBell.Com notification service today and start building your great reputation on Yelp.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOqUhNB2UGk* Get Yelp Review Notifications from ReviewBell.com *https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63159

What Does a Virtual Listing Assistant Do?

by&nbsp;JIM GROSS&nbsp;on&nbsp;OCTOBER 29, 2013We all hear the words virtual&hellip; virtual tour, virtual staging and now, virtual assistant.&nbsp;Does that mean an assistant that is really not there? Maybe a &ldquo;cloud assistant&rdquo; would be a better term. How do you describe something that you can&rsquo;t really put your fingers on, but is there doing it&rsquo;s job? In my mind, that is a virtual assistant. Behind the scenes, making your work look and function better, freeing up your time for other challenges and conquests!&nbsp;Virtual Assistants are becoming very popular in real estate. They can be a vital part of the team as the ball is passed to different members to complete a listing.&nbsp;As a Virtual Assistant I handle the things that most agents do not have the expertise to deal with. Agents pass their pictures to me and I optimize and repair them. Add post production fire to fireplaces and virtually stage empty rooms. I build virtual tours and syndicate them to real estate search engines such as Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com. I also take the improved pictures and build video and property websites to hit the search engines. It is a full day&rsquo;s work to do one of our complete listing packages, but they pack a big punch in terms of marketing prowess for agents looking for a killer listing!&nbsp;To learn more about any of these services just call us at the number below!!&nbsp;Order Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here &ndash; Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online BlogJim Gross is a real estate photographer creating virtual staging, virtual tours &amp; property sites.&nbsp;Use the links below to contact Jim,&nbsp;order a property website, virtual staging or virtual tour&nbsp;Agent Listing Help Sites:Real Estate Photography&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Staging Pads Virtual Staging&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;About Me&nbsp;Contact Jim: 800-894-7033 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; EMAIL: StagingPads@aol.com&nbsp;Albuquerque, New York. Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Jacksonville, Austin, San Francisco&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jim Grosshttps://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63158

What Does a Virtual Listing Assistant Do?

by&nbsp;JIM GROSS&nbsp;on&nbsp;OCTOBER 29, 2013We all hear the words virtual&hellip; virtual tour, virtual staging and now, virtual assistant.&nbsp;Does that mean an assistant that is really not there? Maybe a &ldquo;cloud assistant&rdquo; would be a better term. How do you describe something that you can&rsquo;t really put your fingers on, but is there doing it&rsquo;s job? In my mind, that is a virtual assistant. Behind the scenes, making your work look and function better, freeing up your time for other challenges and conquests!&nbsp;Virtual Assistants are becoming very popular in real estate. They can be a vital part of the team as the ball is passed to different members to complete a listing.&nbsp;As a Virtual Assistant I handle the things that most agents do not have the expertise to deal with. Agents pass their pictures to me and I optimize and repair them. Add post production fire to fireplaces and virtually stage empty rooms. I build virtual tours and syndicate them to real estate search engines such as Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com. I also take the improved pictures and build video and property websites to hit the search engines. It is a full day&rsquo;s work to do one of our complete listing packages, but they pack a big punch in terms of marketing prowess for agents looking for a killer listing!&nbsp;To learn more about any of these services just call us at the number below!!&nbsp;Order Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here &ndash; Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online BlogJim Gross is a real estate photographer creating virtual staging, virtual tours &amp; property sites.&nbsp;Use the links below to contact Jim,&nbsp;order a property website, virtual staging or virtual tour&nbsp;Agent Listing Help Sites:Real Estate Photography&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Staging Pads Virtual Staging&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;About Me&nbsp;Contact Jim: 800-894-7033 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; EMAIL: StagingPads@aol.com&nbsp;Albuquerque, New York. Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Jacksonville, Austin, San Francisco&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63157

5 Steps to Getting Your Business Ranked on Yelp

URL: http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/225570Editor\'s note: Google isn\'t the only way for your business to be discovered online. This is the fifth and final piece in our series looking at alternate sources for search.For business owners, there\'s a lot to love -- and possibly a lot to hate -- about user review site Yelp. Racking up droves of positive reviews can attract more customers, but some business owners have criticized the Yelp algorithm, which determines which reviews will be displayed on their pages. They argue that efforts to keep phony reviews from being published also block legitimate customer comments from being seen.In addition, Yelp has been accused of offering to release a business\'s positive reviews in exchange for buying advertising on the site. Yelp has denied the allegations.I\'m not taking a side on this issue -- and even if I did, it wouldn\'t matter. The reality is that Yelp is one of the most widely used and respected online search and review services among consumers. So, small businesses can\'t afford to ignore it. Whatever your feelings about Yelp, you need to understand how to make the most of the ranking system if your company is regularly reviewed on the site.Consider the following factors, which play a role in getting your business a good ranking in Yelp\'s internal search results:Related: Yelp to Business Owners: Don\'t Try to Game Our SystemFill out your profile completely: Like many of the engines we\'ve covered in this alternative search series, Yelp values businesses that have filled out their profiles to the greatest extent possible. So, take advantage of this easy-to-achieve ranking factor and fill out as many of the business information fields as you can, including your company\'s hours of operation, website address, pictures and more.Ask for reviews: It\'s against Yelp\'s terms of service to pay reviewers or to engage in review trading scams. That said, there\'s nothing wrong with asking customers to take a few minutes to leave their thoughts on your company\'s Yelp profile, as long as you\'re not pushy about it. Of course, requesting reviews is only a good idea if you\'re confident that the feedback will be positive.Try to prevent good reviews from being filtered out: Perhaps the biggest complaint about Yelp\'s service is that positive reviews left by actual customers are often hidden behind the company\'s review filter. That\'s because Yelp\'s algorithmic filter tries to prevent review scams by weeding out comments from people who haven\'t filled out their personal profiles completely and who have left only a single review on the site. Unfortunately, this filtering process can censor both actual satisfied customers and people who haven\'t visited a business and are paid to leave phony, exceedingly positive reviews.So what can you do? If you see good reviews being filtered out of your company\'s Yelp profile, reach out to the customers and let them know that their comments aren\'t being seen. You can encourage them to fill out their profiles more completely, review other businesses they know and add you as a personal friend. As their level of Yelp engagement goes up, their positive reviews should become public on your page.Related: Got a Bad Yelp Review? Here\'s What to DoRespond to reviews: Again, Yelp\'s algorithms reward business owners who take an active interest in managing their company\'s profile. As a result, responding to reviews can help boost the odds that you\'ll get a high ranking in the site\'s internal search results.When you respond to reviews, avoid using stock responses that make you look insincere. Take the time to leave customized feedback for every review you reply to.Try running a \'Yelp Deal\': Finally, if you want to both drum up new business and improve the visibility of your company\'s listing in Yelp\'s search results, consider running a \"Yelp Deal.\" Basically, Yelp Deals function like Groupon or Living Social deals. You can offer a discount that Yelp users claim through the site (for example, a $20 gift certificate for $10). Yelp then promotes your profile to a wider audience in an effort to generate revenue via deal purchases, resulting in greater visibility for your company.Before you sign on the dotted line, be sure you understand the promotion. There are no upfront costs to creating a Yelp Deal, but Yelp does retain a small percentage of the money generated by deal sales. While you might like to do a Yelp Deal, keep in mind that it isn\'t necessary to get your business ranked higher in the search listings. Following the other steps described above should be enough to help your company move up the Yelp results pages and capture additional foot traffic and sales dollars.* Get Yelp Review Notifications from ReviewBell.com *https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63156

40 Double-Duty Tips for Household Items

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A key tech malfunction that brought down the Obamacare website Sunday was fixed Monday morning, a federal official said.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney)A key tech malfunction that brought down&nbsp;the Obamacare website&nbsp;Sunday was fixed Monday morning, a federal official said.Joanne Peters, a spokeswoman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said&nbsp;a&nbsp;networking problem at contractor Terremark, a subsidiary of Verizon (VZ,&nbsp;Fortune 500), was to blame for the outage. Peters said Terremark had \"experienced a failure in a networking component,\" and the attempted fix crashed the system.&nbsp;That problem interrupted the Data Services Hub, which connects the Obamacare website to IRS and other databases used to determine eligibility for coverage.BYGA Health Care Insurance&nbsp;can help you apply and understand what is&nbsp;Obamacare&nbsp;and the new&nbsp;Healthcare Reform Plan,&nbsp;Senior Health Insurance,&nbsp;Medicare Advantage Plans&nbsp;,&nbsp;Medicare Supplements, and&nbsp;Medicare Part D Plans.Let us help you get the&nbsp;Health Insurance Plan&nbsp;that you deserve at the price you need. Call&nbsp;BYGA Health Care Insurance&nbsp;for information on&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Health Insurance Plans.&nbsp; (915) 613-5102 / Toll Free 1888-477-7310. (www.bygahealthcareinsurance.com).To read more follow this link.http://money.cnn.com/2013/10/27/news/obamacare-website-malfunction/index.html?hpt=hp_t1https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63154

Geriatricians Could Improve Care, Save Money for Medicare

Geriatricians Could Improve Care, Save Money for Medicareby Alison Szot/Medicare NewsGroup&ldquo;All the talk in&nbsp;Medicare&nbsp;right now is about new models of care&mdash;taking providers and putting them into various configurations such as ACOs (Accountable Care Organizations), for example. But there is no conversation about the quality of the providers themselves and the preparation they&rsquo;ve been given for the problems of old age,&rdquo; said Jack Rowe, a&nbsp;Geriatrician&nbsp;who teaches health policy and management at&nbsp;Columbia and Stanford universities&nbsp;and the former CEO of insurance giant&nbsp;Aetna.&nbsp;Rowe believes that&nbsp;Geriatricians,&nbsp;or&nbsp;Physicians&nbsp;with specialized expertise in the&nbsp;care of the Elderly, should play a prominent role in America&rsquo;s Health Care System&nbsp;and that never has this shift been as necessary as it is right nowTo read more follow this link.http://www.medicarenewsgroup.com/context/understanding-medicare-blog/understanding-medicare-blog/2013/07/29/geriatricians-could-improve-care-save-money-for-medicareBYGA Health Care Insurance&nbsp;can help you understand what is&nbsp;Senior Health Insurance,&nbsp;Medicare Advantage Plans,&nbsp;Medicare Supplements, and&nbsp;Medicare Part D,&nbsp;and the new&nbsp;Healthcare Reform Plan or Obamacare.Let us help you get the&nbsp;Health Insurance Plan&nbsp;that you deserve at the price you need. Call&nbsp;BYGA Health Care Insurance&nbsp;for information on&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Health Insurance Plans.&nbsp; Phone: (915) 613-5102 / Toll Free 1888-477-7310. Or visit us at www.bygahealthcareinsurance.comBYGA Healthcare Solutions - (915) 613-5102https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63153

Virtual Staging for Listings

by&nbsp;JIM GROSS&nbsp;on&nbsp;OCTOBER 28, 2013At first glance people looking at a virtually staged room might think it is as easy as jumping into Photo Shop and moving pictures of furniture into a picture.&nbsp;People look at a room from different angles seeing different views of furniture, plants and pictures. This means that a picture needs to have a 360 degree radius using software that can place the image in the correct perspective. Also, because of depth perception furniture closer will appear larger than towards the back of the room. In addition furniture must have appropriate shadows for the location, time and location of the sun in relation to the house. Combined these elements make virtual staging a 360 degree graphic challenge requiring specialized architectural software.&nbsp;To this end, Staging Pads starts with the picture, optimizing, adding color balance, straightening and preparing to add furniture. Some pictures will not work well as the angle needs to be wide enough to leave room for furniture in the image. To learn more about Staging Pads virtual staging give us a call at 800-894-7033.Order Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here &ndash; Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online BlogJim Gross is a real estate photographer creating virtual staging, virtual tours &amp; property sites.&nbsp;Use the links below to contact Jim,&nbsp;order a property website, virtual staging or virtual tour&nbsp;Agent Listing Help Sites:Real Estate Photography&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Staging Pads Virtual Staging&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;About Me&nbsp;Contact Jim: 800-894-7033 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; EMAIL: StagingPads@aol.com&nbsp;Albuquerque, New York. Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Jacksonville, Austin, San Francisco&nbsp;Jim Grosshttps://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63152

Virtual Staging for Listings

by&nbsp;JIM GROSS&nbsp;on&nbsp;OCTOBER 28, 2013At first glance people looking at a virtually staged room might think it is as easy as jumping into Photo Shop and moving pictures of furniture into a picture.&nbsp;People look at a room from different angles seeing different views of furniture, plants and pictures. This means that a picture needs to have a 360 degree radius using software that can place the image in the correct perspective. Also, because of depth perception furniture closer will appear larger than towards the back of the room. In addition furniture must have appropriate shadows for the location, time and location of the sun in relation to the house. Combined these elements make virtual staging a 360 degree graphic challenge requiring specialized architectural software.&nbsp;To this end, Staging Pads starts with the picture, optimizing, adding color balance, straightening and preparing to add furniture. Some pictures will not work well as the angle needs to be wide enough to leave room for furniture in the image. To learn more about Staging Pads virtual staging give us a call at 800-894-7033.Order Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here &ndash; Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online BlogJim Gross is a real estate photographer creating virtual staging, virtual tours &amp; property sites.&nbsp;Use the links below to contact Jim,&nbsp;order a property website, virtual staging or virtual tour&nbsp;Agent Listing Help Sites:Real Estate Photography&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Staging Pads Virtual Staging&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;About Me&nbsp;Contact Jim: 800-894-7033 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; EMAIL: StagingPads@aol.com&nbsp;Albuquerque, New York. Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, Dallas, San Jose, Jacksonville, Austin, San Francisco&nbsp;https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63151

Yashta Group

Definition: Yashta Group - noun /yash-tuh * groop/ - A feature of Yashta included in the Premier package allows a Yashta Page owner to post messages, photos and videos to a specific Group of people via Yasta Announce. This allows for greater efficiency in communication. A Yashta Group can be public with membership granted upon request of prospective member or can be made private with membership by invitation only.A Yashta Group functions like a company intranet for internal business communication and colleague support. This function is invaluable to companies with multiple locations and can save thousands in development cost. There is not additional cost to Group members or limit to the number of group members. Currently, Yashta allows one group forum per Yashta Page.Kourosh Tari - Yashtahttps://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63150

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How to Get Employees to Embrace Social Media

Are you struggling to get your social media activities off the ground? Do you want to get more people inside your organization to support your social media activities? If so, you&#8217;re not alone. Small businesses to Fortune 500 companies find themselves facing these challenges. In this article, I&#8217;ll show you how to create an internal [...]http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/develop-your-internal-social-media-structure/** Social Media Management ** #yashta

LinkedIn Prospecting: How to Find Your Next Customer on LinkedIn

Do you use LinkedIn for your business? Are you wondering how to use LinkedIn to find prospects and customers? To learn about how to build strategic relationships through LinkedIn, I interview Viveka von Rosen for this episode of the Social Media Marketing podcast. More About This Show The Social Media Marketing podcast is a show [...]http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/linkedin-prospecting-with-viveka-von-rosen/** Social Media Management ** #yashta

5 LinkedIn Company Page Tips to Enhance Your Marketing

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LinkedIn Integrates With iPhone Mail: This Week in Social Media

Welcome to our weekly edition of what&#8217;s hot in social media news. To help you stay up to date with social media, here are some of the news items that caught our attention. What&#8217;s New This Week? LinkedIn Announces Intro, an iPhone Mail Enhancer: &#8220;Intro shows you LinkedIn profiles in your iPhone Mail app.This is [...]http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/linkedin-intro-iphone-mail/** Social Media Management ** #yashta

Rachel R.s Review of Speedy Glass - Albuquerque (5/5) on Yelp

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Howie K.s Review of Party City of Albuquerque - Albuquerque (4/5) on Yelp

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Lucinda C.s Review of Armada Towing - Albuquerque (1/5) on Yelp

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Mihai C.s Review of Saratoris Pastry Shop - Albuquerque (5/5) on Yelp

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Online reviews a thorny issue for small-business owners

October 26. 2013 10:45PMVIRGINIA BRIDGES The News &amp; Observer&nbsp;Mobley&rsquo;s Shoes&rsquo; whole business concept depends on its customer service.&nbsp;Since 1950, the store has been providing and fitting shoes for children and women and has depended on its customer service to compete against larger stores.&nbsp;That&rsquo;s why the owners of the Raleigh, N.C., shop are concerned about the filtering of online reviews on Yelp, a website that allows customers to rate and review businesses. The site has a practice of filtering reviews and showcasing ones that have been chosen by data processing software.&nbsp;Mobley&rsquo;s Yelp site shows that the shoe store has one review with a three-star rating from 2008. There are additional reviews, but they have been filtered by Yelp. The filtering system, said Clifton Mobley, who runs the store with his father and his brother, is frustrating because it makes it hard for others to see those positive reviews.&nbsp;Also, one review can end up representing the company for years, he said.&nbsp;Yelp was founded in 2004 and has an average of 108 million unique monthly visitors and more than 42 million reviews. According to a 2013 Nielsen study, about 85 percent of consumers find local business information online. Also, about 70 percent of consumers trust online reviews somewhat or completely, according to a 2012 Nielsen study. Online opinion was second only to recommendations from people they know.&nbsp;Mobley and others are learning to navigate Yelp and its review and filtering process. Here are some things to know before using Yelp.&nbsp;WRITING FAKE REVIEWS IS ILLEGAL: Federal truth in advertising guidelines require transparency any time there is a product or service review, according to Glen Gilmore, an attorney and social media expert who teaches at Rutgers University Center for Management Development in New Jersey.&nbsp;In 2009, the Federal Trade Commission updated its endorsement guidelines to include social media, Gilmore wrote in an email. The guidelines say any connections between a reviewer and the business that&rsquo;s being reviewed need to be disclosed. This means reviewers should disclose whether they are an employee or a relative, or whether they received a free or discounted service or product, Gilmore said.&nbsp;When people sign up for a Yelp account &mdash; either as a consumer or as a business claiming an account &mdash; they agree to limit their reviews to first-hand experiences and to not endorse themselves or write negative reviews about competitors.&nbsp;Many states have laws similar to the federal regulations.&nbsp;REVIEWERS CAN BE SUED: Reviewers can be held accountable for malicious and false reviews.&nbsp;&ldquo;People are entitled to express their opinion about a meal or service online, but they&rsquo;re not entitled to lie in what they post without exposing themselves to a lawsuit,&rdquo; Gilmore wrote.&nbsp;There is no protection from being sued for defamation, the communication of false fact that damages the reputation of another, just because they post it on a third-party website, he said.&nbsp;If a business has concerns about a Yelp review, it should first reach out to the site.&nbsp;Mobley contacted Yelp after suspecting that a negative review had been posted by a former employee; Yelp removed the review.&nbsp;If the site refuses to remove a fake review, the business can file a lawsuit that seeks to establish the identity of the reviewer to demonstrate a case for defamation.&nbsp;&ldquo;Unfortunately, this is a lengthy and costly process,&rdquo; Gilmore wrote.&nbsp;Review sites are protected by a federal law that essentially gives immunity to providers of interactive online services from claims related to content posted by third parties, he wrote.&nbsp;ALGORITHM USED FOR FILTERS: Yelp representatives said the company uses an algorithm to highlight and identify useful and authentic reviews, but some owners say that the practice is used to leverage advertising.&nbsp;About 25 percent of Yelp reviews are filtered, said Darnell Holloway, Yelp&rsquo;s senior manager of local business outreach. The system, which sometimes allows authentic reviews to be filtered while fake reviews get through, isn&rsquo;t perfect, but the company&rsquo;s intention is to provide useful information to consumers, he said.&nbsp;&ldquo;Our software treats advertisers and non-advertisers exactly the same,&rdquo; Holloway said. &ldquo;There is no correlation between whether or not a business chooses to advertise and the activity of a review filter.&rdquo;&nbsp;Yelp started to recognize fake reviews shortly after it was founded, Holloway said. So it created a filter to highlight authentic content. The filtered reviews are located on each business&rsquo; Yelp page. To see them, however, users must click a link and fill out a &ldquo;Captcha&rdquo; code.&nbsp;RESPOND TO NEGATIVE REVIEWS: Don&rsquo;t obsess over negative reviews, said Angela Connor, senior vice president and group director at Capstrat, a full-service marketing agency in Raleigh.&nbsp;Owners should have a system that will help them decide whether and how to respond to negative reviews. When owners do respond, they should demonstrate some sort of sympathy or acknowledgment and then offer to take the conversation offline, she said.&nbsp;&ldquo;You will never win if you try to fight in a review forum,&rdquo; Connor said. &ldquo;And no one is going to look bad but the business owner.&rdquo;&nbsp;If owners don&rsquo;t like the way a site has treated them, they should claim their brand on other sites such as Facebook and share content that shows the great things their business is doing, Gilmore said.from: The Sunday Dispatch* Get Yelp Review Notifications from ReviewBell.com *https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63140

3 Reasons Why Yelp is More Important Than Ever for Local Businesses

Let&rsquo;s face it, your business is on Yelp whether you want it to be or not. Your customers can leave reviews, good and bad, that are visible to anyone who has Internet access. So, if you aren&rsquo;t actively managing your company&rsquo;s profile, the time is now. Having a professional appearance on Yelp is becoming increasingly important for three major reasons.1. According to Search Engine Land, people are performing more local searches (e.g. &ldquo;Pizza in Denver&rdquo;) than ever before. Roughly 20 percent of Google searches and 40 percent of smartphone searches are local. Moreover, Google estimates that 97 percent of consumers search for local businesses online. What does this have to do with Yelp? It&rsquo;s a trusted domain that ranks very highly for this type of search. So, regardless of where the search originates, there is a strong likelihood a customer will end up on Yelp.2. Yelp&rsquo;s popularity is growing &ndash; fast. The statistics from this year&rsquo;s second quarter are telling; Yelp says its number of unique users grew at an average rate of 52% during those three months. This means that existing Yelpers kept using the service, while an impressive number of new Yelpers were born.3. Yelp recently developed important partnerships with Apple, Bing and BMW, which will further establish Yelp&rsquo;s brand and provide new channels of traffic. Apple will integrate Yelp&rsquo;s mobile app into their new mobile operating system, iOS 6, making it the most likely service that iPhone owners will use when searching for local businesses. Meanwhile, Bing will feature content from Yelp on Bing Local search pages; reviews and ratings from Yelp will appear directly in Bing results. In addition, Yelp was the first application made available for use in BMW&rsquo;s on-board navigation systems.Yelp is and will continue to be one of the most important online communities for local businesses. The data supports it. If you aren&rsquo;t already managing your Yelp profile, there&rsquo;s no time like the present.David Kreitzer* Get Yelp Review Notifications from ReviewBell.com *https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63139

How Can You Monitor Your Online Reviews?

How Can You Monitor Your Online Reviews?Be proactive -&nbsp;Don\'t just read a few online reviews when you feel like it. Schedule time regularly (weekly is a good goal) to check for new reviews. Also, when looking at various review sites, take note if your recent positive reviews are not current; the older they are, the less impact they have on the opinions of others.Respond quickly to negative reviews -&nbsp;On the other hand, you may come across customers who express displeasure about their experience dealing with your business. Do not ignore these individuals, and do not procrastinate in responding. When you respond quickly, you send the message that you care about customer input and are taking steps to resolve the problem. (Note: Don\'t issue a \"form-letter\" response. People see right through those.)Keep the tone civil -&nbsp;Some online reviews can be scathing, juvenile, inappropriate, and downright unfair. Even if a certain review does awaken some strong emotions, do not mimic the reviewer\'s negative tone. Instead, remain calm and civil, and respond to the reviewer with class. If you get dragged into the virtual mud with a reviewer, both you and your business almost always lose.Address the issue and offer to make it right -&nbsp;If a reviewer has a legitimate complaint -- even if it wasn\'t the fault of you or your staff -- try to find a way to make him or her happy. Offer a refund or a discount on future services. You\'d be surprised how many positive reviews are born out of negative ones that were addressed properly and in a timely manner.from: Reputation.com>> ReviewBell.com https://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63138

Why Virtual Staging Works For Real Estate

By&nbsp;JIM GROSS&nbsp;on&nbsp;OCTOBER 26, 2013From the buyer&rsquo;s perspective 92% of them are going to look at the pictures before making a decision to take another step towards seeing the property. Further, nowadays buyer&rsquo;s often tell their agents what they want to see rather than vice versa. The average buyer is armed with an iPad and real estate search engine, such as Trulia, Zillow or Realtor.com (although there are now dozens of good ones that pick up live MLS updates). Even retirees looking to downsize to a one story are using the search engines to look initially. Once they see a property they like they will call either the listing agent or find another one to help them through the process.Since computers use only sight and sound to motivate a buyer to send an email or pick up the phone, it is crucial buyers do not see white walls with no furniture. This often leads to a quick death for listings not to mention a lower price downline. So while using physical staging is generally the best option, if it is not in the budget, here are some reasons to think about virtually staging your next listing.1. Cost is 10% of regular staging2. Shows buyers the potential of a room3. Often gives buyers shopping ideas for furniture4. Has been proven to increase showings by as much as 75%5. Has been proven to motivate higher offers than empty homes bring6. Agent can use their existing photos to virtually stage in most cases7. Quick turn around, generally 24 hours for virtual staging8. May be enhanced for virtual tour&rsquo;s and property websites9. Furniture can be changed out of MLS pics without physically moving10. Sellers can move without having to leave furniture behind&nbsp;Order Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here &ndash; Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online Bloghttps://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63137

Why Virtual Staging Works For Real Estate

by&nbsp;JIM GROSS&nbsp;on&nbsp;OCTOBER 26, 2013From the buyer&rsquo;s perspective 92% of them are going to look at the pictures before making a decision to take another step towards seeing the property. Further, nowadays buyer&rsquo;s often tell their agents what they want to see rather than vice versa. The average buyer is armed with an iPad and real estate search engine, such as Trulia, Zillow or Realtor.com (although there are now dozens of good ones that pick up live MLS updates). Even retirees looking to downsize to a one story are using the search engines to look initially. Once they see a property they like they will call either the listing agent or find another one to help them through the process.Since computers use only sight and sound to motivate a buyer to send an email or pick up the phone, it is crucial buyers do not see white walls with no furniture. This often leads to a quick death for listings not to mention a lower price downline. So while using physical staging is generally the best option, if it is not in the budget, here are some reasons to think about virtually staging your next listing.1. Cost is 10% of regular staging2. Shows buyers the potential of a room3. Often gives buyers shopping ideas for furniture4. Has been proven to increase showings by as much as 75%5. Has been proven to motivate higher offers than empty homes bring6. Agent can use their existing photos to virtually stage in most cases7. Quick turn around, generally 24 hours for virtual staging8. May be enhanced for virtual tour&rsquo;s and property websites9. Furniture can be changed out of MLS pics without physically moving10. Sellers can move without having to leave furniture behindOrder Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here &ndash; Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online BlogJim Grosshttps://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63136

Why Virtual Staging Works For Real Estate

Why Virtual Staging Works For Real Estateby&nbsp;JIM GROSS&nbsp;on&nbsp;OCTOBER 26, 2013From the buyer&rsquo;s perspective 92% of them are going to look at the pictures before making a decision to take another step towards seeing the property. Further, nowadays buyer&rsquo;s often tell their agents what they want to see rather than vice versa. The average buyer is armed with an iPad and real estate search engine, such as Trulia, Zillow or Realtor.com (although there are now dozens of good ones that pick up live MLS updates). Even retirees looking to downsize to a one story are using the search engines to look initially. Once they see a property they like they will call either the listing agent or find another one to help them through the process.Since computers use only sight and sound to motivate a buyer to send an email or pick up the phone, it is crucial buyers do not see white walls with no furniture. This often leads to a quick death for listings not to mention a lower price downline. So while using physical staging is generally the best option, if it is not in the budget, here are some reasons to think about virtually staging your next listing.1. Cost is 10% of regular staging2. Shows buyers the potential of a room3. Often gives buyers shopping ideas for furniture4. Has been proven to increase showings by as much as 75%5. Has been proven to motivate higher offers than empty homes bring6. Agent can use their existing photos to virtually stage in most cases7. Quick turn around, generally 24 hours for virtual staging8. May be enhanced for virtual tour&rsquo;s and property websites9. Furniture can be changed out of MLS pics without physically moving10. Sellers can move without having to leave furniture behindOrder Virtual Staging and Property Tours Here &ndash; Office Phone and Email Contact Jim at: StagingPads@aol.com Phone: (800) 894-7033Subscribe: Marketing Homes Online Bloghttps://yashta.com/boosternews.php?b=63135

Wes T.s Review of Circle K Corp - Albuquerque (3/5) on Yelp

Interesting location between San Antonio and Paseo. Ill pop in here if I am headed to Papa Nachos which is two doors down. You know, a little tequila to go with my awesome take out. That being said,http://www.yelp.com/biz/circle-k-corp-albuquerque#hrid:-lS7eyquLBaA2j7mtjckyQ>> ReviewBell.com #yashta

Wes T.s Review of The Grill On Menaul - Albuquerque (4/5) on Yelp

This place is the real deal. Great burgers, very reasonable prices. But beware, this place is popular, and it fills up at lunch time. And for good reason, the foods delicious.Parking can be kind ofhttp://www.yelp.com/biz/the-grill-on-menaul-albuquerque#hrid:Xeae_D-E_ZJT4r6EPhSTDw>> ReviewBell.com #yashta

Wes T.s Review of ABQ Uptown - Albuquerque (4/5) on Yelp

A new-ish upscale outdoor concept mall. It has all the things every other mall has: retail and dining, a variety of each.Apple store? Check. Eddie Bauer? Check. Elephant Bar? Check? This place ishttp://www.yelp.com/biz/abq-uptown-albuquerque#hrid:DZ4eG21OPMXw1dMZJkFlog>> ReviewBell.com #yashta