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Comment on How to Advertise my online jewellery business on facebook and twitter? by Mishia Grey

Mishia Grey — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:51:07 +0000

Know that when it comes to advertising on Twitter, you need to follow their rules of engagement without blatantly spamming other people, or you can have your account reported/blocked. On Facebook, you may try using Facebook Ads which helps you reach over 500 million users via a simple image or text-based ad. You may also choose your target market via demographics unlike in Twitter where you can only send direct messages or public replies to your followers.

Comment on How to Advertise my online jewellery business on facebook and twitter? by Thami

Thami — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:51:07 +0000

Open your store facebook page. Load pictures of what you sell. They must look attractive. On the review page write why your products are the best. Write every information about your store. And start writing your post on both facebook and twitter like this:
"wow thsi is the best ring I ever saw, I wish my husband can buy me this one, http://www.yourstore.com/ring

I hope you get the picture.

Comment on How to Advertise my online jewellery business on facebook and twitter? by Abigail

Abigail — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:51:07 +0000

go to the create a new account page on facebook and it will ask you if you want it to be for a business click the link

Comment on As an alto, how can I work on developing better high notes? by MissLimLam

MissLimLam — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:40:16 +0000

This really depends on whether or not you really are an "alto" or not… You may just be an untrained soprano who has trouble reaching high notes.
If that is the case, proper training will allow you to sing higher. You should get a teacher… For now you can try singing triads on "oo." (Or any vowel, OO is usually the easiest.). To help with your breath, sing the triad, but add in the octave, and hold the top note.
e.g

c, e, g, C, g, c, e

If you are a mezzo or contralto, you may never be able to sing high… so dont worry about it.

Whatever the case, NEVER push your voice…

Comment on As an alto, how can I work on developing better high notes? by Strada

Strada — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:40:16 +0000

singing along with songs is like a warm up but first warm up.while singing the song don’t stress your voice or else your gonna get stuck.it works

Comment on As an alto, how can I work on developing better high notes? by Talent4sure

Talent4sure — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:40:16 +0000

You go on a piano, or guitar, hit a note, and match it with your voice and go up then down, just like do re me fa so la ti do and back down, but expanding on that.

Go up the scale starting at middle C (c4) and then go up to the highest you can go too. Then back down. Do this over and over, with vowels and sounds.

if you do this correctly, everyday, you will expand your voice range.

Comment on As an alto, how can I work on developing better high notes? by Eileen

Eileen — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:40:16 +0000

HI there,

It is never a good idea to sing music that hurts your voice (when it is too high and you have to strain your voice to reach the notes).

With exercise you can expand your vocal range. This is a natural product of vocal training. It is never a good idea to do this by yourself. You need to get a good teacher. They can tell you when you are doing something wrong and show you the best way to sing to prevent injury.

There really is no substitute for going for singing lessons.

Even if you do just end up being a mezzo, rejoice in it…they have sultry sexy voices that us sopranos never can pull off with our "squeaky" voices )

Good luck sweetie!

Comment on how long does it take from illinois to washington? by Daniel

Daniel — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:40:05 +0000

If you are Driving and can do 1200 miles a day it’lll take a couple of days. Take it easy and plan on 3 days driving. Flying is about 5 hours. Don’t know about buses or trains.

Comment on how long does it take from illinois to washington? by Exec

Exec — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:40:05 +0000

Its 1726 miles in distance. Expect about 4 days driving, and about 4.25hrs flying on a non-stop flight.

Comment on What are all the pays received for being stationed in Alaska? by Glacierwolf

Glacierwolf — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 09:33:47 +0000

You will receive COLA – but – how much depends on where you are and how many dependents.

Outside of COLA – there are precious little financial military benefits to being stationed in Alaska. Should somone in your family get seriously ill or injured – you can expect to be flown down to Madigan Army Hospital just south of Seattle. I love Madigan! The shipped me off there once, and, my oldest son off there once – and they took awesome care of me and my family. And we are no even Army – we are Coast Guard.

On the plus side – you get a discount on non-resident hunting and fishing licenses. This is actually a big deal since when you go fishing in Alaska – you come home with fish. Go hunting – you come home with dinner – get a moose or a caribou – you get a whole year of dinners.

Another plus – all the big bases MWR has very cool things to rent for cheap. 6 person camper is just $40 day – not $200 a day like in town. You can rent big boats, small boats, skiffs, gold dreges, etc etc etc. Be sure to get off your rusty dusty when you get here and get involved!! Alaska has world class hunting, fishing, hiking, aurora watching – the midnight sun – and countless other weird and wonderful things to do.

Thanks to competing 7 tours of duty in Alaska – there isn’t a town here I have not visited or worked at. If you have any questions – feel free to email me. Be happy to help.