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Marriage experts honored, offer sage advice
"Dont always think youre going to be right" is Oswald Browns advice for staying married for a few years. Brown and his wife, Annie, were honored Friday night, along with other couples married more than 25 years. The Canton couple has been married for 70 years.
By G. Patrick Kelley
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Posted Mar 18, 2011 @ 11:59 PM
God. Love. Patience. Give-and-take.
Those seem to be the needs for success, according to a number of the 56 couples married more than 25 years who were honored Friday night at the McKinley Grand Hotel.
Youve got to have love, patience, understanding and loyalty, said Annie Brown of Canton, who has been married to her husband, Oswald, for 70 of her 89 years.
They married in 1941, after being childhood sweethearts. Today, they have eight children, 35 grandchildren, 90 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.
Tough times are inevitable. Youre going to have tough times, but you dont get to the place where people are so angry, she said.
Patience and love, said Oswald Brown, 88. That, and dont always think youre the one whos going to be right, and dont be afraid to admit youre not right even if you are right.
Theres only one way to make it through rough water. We made it working together, he said. I worked two jobs. We did it for the kids.
The banquet culminated a week of Celebrating the Family, by the local chapter of the national Save the Family Now Movement, the faith-based movement founded by R.B. Holmes of Tallahassee, Fla. Holmes has designated Canton and 19 other cities to mobilize a movement to stabilize the family structure.
Some pointers from other couples successfully married:
I think the only thing that could (keep them together) is the Lord and love, said Rick Paige of Canton. Its God thats kept us together, said Ophelia Paige. (42 years)
Patience, understanding each other. Just make sure you have that bond and that time for one another, said Krisceda McDaniel of Canton. Sacrificing. Putting others before yourself, said Hector McDaniel, who raised four sons and now raising a granddaughter with his wife. When you have a family, its not just your wife. (30 years)
Youve got to give your marriage a chance to grow up said Myron Clark of Perry Township. Its a give and take, and youve got to keep the romance in it. If you do that, pretty soon, youve got 50 years, he said. God, and give your marriage a chance, said Sandra Clark. Youre going to have your ups and downs, but always try to iron them out before you go to bed at night. (50 years) Youve got to give a little and take a little, and youre not always right, said Nacoleon Torrence of Canton. First, you have to work together as you give and take, and be a Christian, said Erdeen Clark. (55 years)
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Whirlwind romance led to 50 years of marriage for Carpenders Park couple
5:36pm Wednesday 30th March 2011
By Michael Pickard »
A whirlwind six-week romance led to an Easter wedding for a couple from Carpenders Park who celebrate their 50th anniversary this week.
Barrie and Sylvia Knowles first met at work and married on April 1, 1969.
They had three children together - Cliff, who died in 2001, Steve and Robert and are grandparents to Louise, 21, Ashley, 18, and Tony, 15.
Sylvia, 69, said: I used to answer the phone at work when Barrie telephoned his friend. He complimented me on what a nice voice I had.
Barrie was offered a job [at the same company] and got it. Then he asked me out but I was already going out with someone.
I said give me three weeks. Then after six weeks [together], he proposed to me.
Only 16, Sylvia needed permission to marry Barry, then 18, and it was three years before they tied the knot after her father refused three times because they didnt have anywhere to live.
To satisfy her father, they found a static caravan to live in, in Elstree, and he finally said yes.
The move fell through, however, and they instead moved to a flat in Edgware.
I said I would like to be an Easter bride, said Sylvia. I didnt know at that stage Easter Saturday was April 1. I said Im not changing the date, he might change his mind.
No-one played any jokes on us though.
The couple married at Woodcroft Hall, in Burnt Oak, and honeymooned in Newquay.
After two years, saving every penny of Sylvias wages, they moved to Torver, in the Lake District in 1963 after falling in love with the area on holiday.
Sylvia found work as a waitress for a short time while Barrie used his coach building skills to become a panel beater.
They also ran a bed and breakfast for more than four years, until they decided to return south to start a family.
The couple bought a house in Oaklands Avenue, Oxhey, where they stayed for ten years before moving to Hillcroft for another ten years.
They then spent 20 years in Bucks Avenue, until moving to their current home in Penrose Avenue, Carpenders Park.
Sylvia worked at Marks and Spencer for 34 years, while also working for eight years as matron at Merchant Taylors School in Northwood during the same period.
She used to listen to children from St Meryl School reading twice a week, joined the University of the Third Age and was also a regular member of water aerobic sessions at the Sir James Altham pool in South Oxhey.
Barrie, 71, meanwhile, spent some time working in the motor trade before becoming a freelance panel beater and continues to work as a caretaker.
To celebrate their golden wedding anniversary, on Friday, they are looking forward to visiting their youngest son Robert and his family in Brisbane, Australia, later this year.
Looking back on 50 years of marriage, Sylvia said: I cannot believe it. Weve never plodded along; its always been quite fast paced.
Weve had our ups and downs. Losing our son was terrible but weve had lots of good fortune. Weve been very blessed.
I feel very proud being together for 50 years and all that weve done. Dont be afraid to say sorry and admit youre wrong because youre not always right, and stay friends.
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Quote from: Mr Nobody on April 17, 2010, 12:54:01 PM
My grandparents were married for 79yrs. Grandpa lived to be 100, Grandma 97.
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That's incredible.
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My grandmother and grandfather were married 79 years she died at 97 he died at 100 with nine kids. A true story no BS.
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That's great Mr .N
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I saw a couple the other day that has been married 65 years. They both served in WWII.
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Couple marks 65 years of marriage with a second wedding and a first ring
Everett Potter, 97, talks about the last 65 years of marriage to his wife, Betty, 86, moments after the couple renewed their vows on Monday.
By Danielle Ameden/Daily News staff
MetroWest Daily News
Posted Apr 05, 2011 @ 01:19 AM
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Betty Potter was awestruck by the diamond sparkler her honey slipped on her wrinkly left ring finger yesterday.
She kept saying softly, "It's so nice. It's so pretty."
As for him, "Oh, boy, am I happy!" Everett "Pop" Potter exclaimed.
Sixty-five years after they tied the knot, the Wayland couple fulfilled Pop's dying wish yesterday: the 97-year-old hospice patient finally gave his wife, 86, the engagement ring he couldn't afford when they were young.
"He always felt bad about that," said Peg Potter of Natick, who is Pop and Betty's daughter-in-law.
Pop picked up the round solitaire yesterday morning and carried out his wish during a day trip to New Hampshire, thanks to help from Wayland Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Life Choice Hospice, Lifeline Ambulance Service and Long's Jewelers in Natick.
Long's offered a deal on the diamond and donated two 18-karat yellow gold wedding bands, a bouquet of lilies and roses, and champagne.
"Everybody's learning from you," Long's salesman Paul Weber told Pop inside the Speen Street jewelry store, "what true love is all about."
Pop, who is blind and whose health is declining, was recently accepted into the hospice program and was granted a last wish.
"I told him we could take him anywhere but Acapulco and the Playboy Mansion," said Sara Cain, activities director for the nursing home, who teamed up with Life Choice's Hilda Lonergan and Lifeline to buy the ring and arrange the trip.
"We felt like we could give Pop this," Cain said.
Pop helped plan the day, down to the idea of renewing vows and even the lunch menu (chicken salad sandwiches, tomato soup and lemon poppy seed cake).
The lovebirds were wheeled down the aisle at the Methodist church in Milford, N.H., near their hometown of Amherst.
Pop and Betty grew up on farms near each other. Her dad raised chickens, his harvested vegetables.
"I'd be lost without you," Pop told his wife in his vows, which were read during yesterday's ceremony by Cain. "You kept me going and kept me young. I remember the times we used to dance around the kitchen, and how good of a cook you were, our walks home from my father's farm and most of all what nice legs you had."
The quick-witted romantic, who often draws chuckles, ended his vows with, "I could say it better if I had all my teeth: I love you forever."
The couple sat snuggled up with blankets on an hourlong bus ride to and from New Hampshire, singing along to oldies on a CD player and resting.
At one point, Pop asked his wife, "Are you all right?"
"Yep," she replied, nodding her head.
The Potters married Nov. 10, 1945, over Veterans Day weekend so he had an extra day off for the holiday with his new bride.
They moved to Massachusetts from New Hampshire, eventually ending up in Natick, where they made their longtime home.
A World War II Army veteran, Pop worked at chemical companies and retired as a custodian with the Natick schools. Betty worked as a secretary at MetroWest Medical Center's Leonard Morse Hospital.
The couple has a son, James, who is married to Peg, and three grandchildren, Tom, Kevin and Christine.
Tom and his wife, Terryn, who live in Whitinsville, have two boys, James, 4, and Michael, 2, who call their great-grandparents "Great Gram" and "Great Grump."
"She's his honey bunny," Peg said. "They only had the one child, so they've always been very, very close."
The secret to a long, happy marriage, Pop offered: "Be true."
Betty thought about it.
"I don't know," she said. "I just take one day at a time."
Pop gave his wife the diamond at the church, as relatives and a bridesmaid from the couple's 1945 wedding looked on.
The Rev. Thomas Getchell-Lacey officiated a brief ceremony.
Pop was quick to say, "Kiss me, Betty" before he had a ring on his finger.
"Betty's great for my soul," Pop said after the ceremony.
When asked what Pop means to her, Betty replied, "the world."
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27 couples celebrate 50 years of marriage
Updated: Wednesday, 04 May 2011, 6:15 PM EDT
Published : Wednesday, 04 May 2011, 6:15 PM EDT
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CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. (WIVB) - It was a celebration of long lasting love in Cheektowaga Wednesday afternoon.
The Cheektowaga Department of Senior Services held a 50th wedding anniversary celebration to honor 27 couples holding their golden anniversaries this year. The couples renewed their vows and danced the day away. For most people, 50 years seems like a long time, but not to these couples.
To put it in historical terms, these couples were married in 1961: the year JFK was inaugurated, Barak Obama was born, and the price of gas was about $0.31 a gallon.
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Patsy and John Dorsett III in 1961
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NEWTON John and Patsy Dorsett III of Newton were married on July 15, 1961, at First Christian Church in Douglass.
John retired from USD 259 School Service Center in 2000. Patsy retired from the Wichita Clinic in 2002, and they moved to Newton in 2003.
They have three sons, John IV (Lynette), Patrick (Cherri) and Thomas (Kris); and three grandsons, John V, Max and Chance, and one step-grandson, Ryan Hladik. Special mention goes to Richard and Jennifer Snodgrass and Chase Wolff.
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Couples married 50 years take part in SCC 50th anniversary event
Claire and Michael Albanese waited for their turn to renew their wedding vows. Claire wore her original wedding dress to the ceremony.
By LAURA CONE
Published: November 03, 2011
Ed and Carole Elliott exchanged vows for the fifth time in 50 years during the Renew Your Wedding Vows event Oct. 21. Two dozen couples all of whom have been married 50 years took part in the event, part of the 50th Anniversary of Sun City Center.
"This is our fifth time getting married," Carole Elliot said. "It's very meaningful. It's good to renew your vows. It makes you think about what you could do better or what you could change."
Nan Baytos, who organized the event with Maggie Pilska, said couples could participate if they were married 50 years ago during the community's 50 year celebration, which started May 1.
"We have cake, punch and coffee for family and friends set up in the Florida Room," said Baytos. She also who helped seat people on the lawn outside the SCC Community Association's main complex off North Pebble Beach Drive.
The Rev. Harry Benter, assistant pastor at St. John the Divine Episcopal in Sun City Center, led the couples and guests in prayer.
He congratulated the couples for staying committed.
"Marriage is a lot of hard work," Benter said. "Marriage is a job you work at. It's easy to go off and stray, but they didn't. They stuck it out."
Claire Albanese wore her original wedding dress to renew her vows to her husband, Michael. They met on a blind date.
"We met in July and got married the following December," Claire said. "They did not think it would last six months and here it is 50 years later."
Claire and Michael will officially celebrate their 50th anniversary Dec. 30 with a party in the Florida Room, followed by a "honeymoon" trip to Sicily.
Anne and Chuck McGervey of Sun City Center celebrated their 50th anniversary this past July 15. They met in Pittsburgh, Penn.
Chuck said the secret to the couple's happy marriage is compromise.
"We never fought," he said. "If we had a disagreement, we would work it out. We did not hold any grudges."
Anne said being Roman Catholic also kept them strong as they raised three children and enjoyed seven grandchildren. Anne, who shed a few "happy tears," said she felt blessed to have had 50 years with Chuck.
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In this video, we meet Wilbur and Teresa Faiss, America's longest-married couple. The Las Vegas residents were first wed in April, 1933. Wilbur, now 100-years-old, tells KVVU TV, "I just had no idea of us ever winning the longest-married couple."
A group called the Worldwide Marriage Encounter certified the marriage as the nation's longest ongoing union. On a recent trip to Nevada, President Obama was even scheduled to deliver brief remarks acknowledging the couple.
"How often does an ordinary guy get recognition by the president of the United States? It's one of these things that's once-in-a-lifetime," Faiss said. Unfortunately, the couple were late to the event and Obama had to remove the remarks from his speech. However, the White House has told Wilbur and Teresa that the president will be returning to Nevada in the next few months and will make the remarks to the couple then.
As for the secret to their wedded bliss as they approach their 80th anniversary, Wilbur says, "It's very simple. It's give and take and compromise."
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Video: Americas longest married couple
Jan. 31, 2012
In this video, we meet Wilbur and Teresa Faiss, America's longest-married couple. The Las Vegas residents were first wed in April, 1933. Wilbur, now 100-years-old, tells KVVU TV, "I just had no idea of us ever winning the longest-married couple."
A group called the Worldwide Marriage Encounter certified the marriage as the nation's longest ongoing union. On a recent trip to Nevada, President Obama was even scheduled to deliver brief remarks acknowledging the couple.
"How often does an ordinary guy get recognition by the president of the United States? It's one of these things that's once-in-a-lifetime," Faiss said. Unfortunately, the couple were late to the event and Obama had to remove the remarks from his speech. However, the White House has told Wilbur and Teresa that the president will be returning to Nevada in the next few months and will make the remarks to the couple then.
As for the secret to their wedded bliss as they approach their 80th anniversary, Wilbur says, "It's very simple. It's give and take and compromise."
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After 65 years, and countless dances, married Minnesota couple dies hours apart
Published January 05, 2013
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Clifford and his wife Eva Vevea spent their last days together holding hands. (Stenshoel-Houske Funeral Home)
CROOKSTON, Minn. Married for 65 years, relatives say Clifford and Eva Vevea did everything together.
And with their health failing, their son, Kip Vevea, says they were ready to die together. The Crookston couple passed away of natural causes within hours of each other at Valley Eldercare Center Sunday.
Vevea says his 93-year-old dad and 90-year-old mother went dancing nearly every weekend when they were younger, painted the house together and were always close companions.
With their beds pushed together at the care center, a nurse asked Eva Vevea if she would like to hold her husband's hand one more time after he died -- and within hours she passed away.
The Grand Forks Herald says a funeral for the couple will be held Saturday in Crookston. The couple will be buried next to each other at a Thief River Falls cemetery.
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A Washington, DC & Northern Virginia native and graduate of both the Duke Ellington School of the Arts and Howard University, Muhsinah humbly released her first self-produced EP, 'Oscillations,' in 2005, having little idea of what would come to follow…
Fast-forward to several iterations later with 'Oscillations: Sine' EP (2008) & 'Oscillations: Triangle' EP (2010), a feature cut ('Changes') on Common's 'Universal Mind Control' (2008) and a few years backing the rapper on stage, with synth and vocals – Universal Mind Control Tour with N*E*R*D in 2008 (including performances on Jay Leno, Ellen Degeneres, and Jimmy Kimmel), at Obama's Inaugural Ball in 2009, and Maxwell's Black Summer's Night Tour that same year, and ending up at Chicago's Democratic Rally in Hyde Park in 2010.
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A musician since the age of 11, the classically trained pianist has absorbed a plethora of cultural experiences throughout her musical upbringing, so it's no wonder that the young phenom has the ability to float gracefully between the underground and the mainstream, crafting a sound that is both hard to classify and/or compare. Her first explorations of this new Urban/Suburban sound was realized in her latest EP, 'Gone' (a $10,000 fan-funded release) on February 21, 2012. And with her first full-length album scheduled for release this summer, it seems that this is only just the tip of the iceberg for The Golden Girl. |
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The Cherokee County Public Library has on ongoing book sale. Get paperbacks for as little as a dime and hardbacks for as little as 50 cents or $1. The library is open today from 8 a.m. until noon. Call the library at 256-927-5838 for further information.
A benefit singing for the family of Paul Savage will be held Saturday, Sept. 15, beginning at 6 p.m., at Rock Run Baptist Church on Cherokee County Road 29. Singers will be Refined, Justified, Gospel 3 and Bill and The Senior Ingrams (David, Janet Hilburn and Melissa Willis). For more information call 256-447-7747 or 256-447-7577. The Spring Garden Ministerial Association will host the event.
A Spaghetti Supper, hosted by McCords Crossroads Homemakers will be held 4 to 7 p.m. at McCords Firehall Number One on County Road 16. Dinner includes spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, bread, homemade dessert and drinks. A suggested donation of $6 per plate goes toward new roof on former Hopewell Church building. For more information call club president Ellen Walker at 256-475-3703.
Coosa River Basin Initiative Program Coordinator Amos Tuck will finish his three-week 200-mile canoe odyssey through the Coosa River basin Saturday, Sept. 15, at Little River Marina in Cedar Bluff. CRBI and Weiss Lake Improvement Association members and supporters will welcome Tuck to the Marina at 5 p.m. with a "River's End Celebration" featuring a barbecue dinner. After the dinner, Tuck will share some of his photos and video and answer questions about the trip.
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Those people who you wish would shut up and go away forever, except without them you wouldn't exist. Parent: Did you take that Coke?
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1.the people who act like they own you and can ground you whenever the fuck they want for no reason 2. the assholes who take your hard earned money out of your bank account to give to your older sister. because your money was just "sitting in the account anyways" 3. people that use the "because i'm the parent" excuse kid:mom i got a B on my test!!!
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a person who has no talent or accomplishments and therefore has children to order around usually and get respect for worthless restrictive ideas.a parent knows some people will respect them for there age and status as a parent even know they are a bufoon and idiot. sure he shot dave but hes his PARENT!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Stupid, ignorant, heartless, " want the best for you in a fake love kind of way " (when it's really the worst). Don't forget, self medicated, annoying, grumpy, and think they're the best at everything, prude, and old. Parents just grounded me for being late to class, what's that supposed to do? Make me want to attend class or skip school to see my friends since I no longer can after?
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Those who pay your way, take care of you, teach you how to be an adult while getting no respect in return; someone who will care for you until the day you die even when you are immature and act as though you know everything; one who waits patiently until you grow up and realize how stupid you were as a child Child: Im going to go on Urban Dictionary and submit a definition of parenting to show my parents how it is!
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I guess this is a combination bug report and feature request. I am running into an issue with Featured Posts and the way it interacts with the Magazine Template. My website is set up to have a separate Home page from the primary Blog page (Settings->Reading->use static page). I am using the Magazine Template for the home page, but not for the Blog page. I would like to see the Featured Posts on the home page, but not the Blog page. Unfortunately, it seems like I can only have it in (A) both places; or (B) neither.
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The result of this setup, though, is an empty box on my Home page where the Featured Posts should be. So the only way I can get it to actually show up on the Home page is to turn both of these settings on, but that results in the Featured Posts box also appearing on the Blog page:
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Hundreds of jobs and firms pledge for Cumbria
Last updated at 12:21, Tuesday, 21 August 2012
About 900 jobs and almost 500 new businesses are expected to be created in Cumbria following a £3.5 million investment in a Rural Growth Network.
The news was announced by Farming Minister Jim Paice who is visiting Cumbria today.
Cumbria is one of five regions to benefit from a Rural Growth Network, set up by the Government to help rural areas overcome the barriers to economic growth such as a shortage of business premises and poor broadband access.
Mr Paice is visiting the Blencathra Business Centre in Keswick which will be transformed into eight new work premises with business services including one-to-one business advice, online training, networking opportunities and access to superfast broadband.
Entrepreneurs will have new work space to start up their companies and jobs will be created as businesses get the support to grow.
A total of 76 new work premises are planned for the county.
Mr Paice said: "There are particular challenges to running a business in a remote area.
"Too often, business people are held back by not being able to find work premises, having no access to superfast broadband, or being unable to expand their skills without travelling into a city.
"The Rural Growth Network will take down these barriers to growth and enable local businesses to turn their ambitions into reality."
Mr Paice will have his first meetings with Cumbria's two Rural and Farming Networks.
He said: "My visit to Cumbria gives me an opportunity to hear first-hand not only about the challenges rural businesses face, but also of the innovative ideas that have made them a success.
"It's all about listening to what works, and how the Government can do more to enable rural businesses to achieve their economic potential and support thriving rural communities."
To complete his visit, Mr Paice will deliver a speech at the Dairy Farming in Cumbria conference at Edenhall in Penrith.
The conference is the first of its kind and will focus on the challenges faced by farmers, growth opportunities and sharing best practice on farm management.
First published at 11:26, Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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I would love to hear how these figures have been arrived at. 900 million is just under £4,000 per supposed "new" job. Where is the rest of the money coming from??
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If you are in the landing page business you should always read the PPCHero. I found this older but still great landing page informational post today.
TOPIC 1: Keep It Above the Fold, Stupid!
If you read many PPC blogs, you're undoubtedly heard this mantra before: "Keep your calls-to-action, headlines, forms, buttons, images and everything else above the fold!" Excessive? Yes. Let me explain: Keeping important elements above the fold is a common tactic thrown around for optimizing landing pages, but for the uninformed it's the impossible mission. From one level-headed marketer to another, let me lay it out… you can't fit everything above the fold! What does that mean for you? You have to play it smart. Take stock of the design elements of your landing page and create a list of importance. Consider your target audience, and seriously think about what is most important to them. Taking the time to go through that process will guide you to an intelligent testing process.
All of that being said, the number one priority for your landing page's design/layout is to have your call-to-action above the fold. This is a must. Your landing page will fail if visitors do not know what their next step is. If you do nothing else, this should be a priority. For some, this is contained in the headline. Simple. For others, your call-to-action is hiding within a button – so the physical button should be above the fold. When selling a specific product, I would strongly urge you to place the image above the fold. When running a strictly lead-generation campaign, I would strongly encourage you to test placing the lead form above the fold. I've tested this in a few industries, and it can certainly be a contributing factor in increasing lead-gen conversion rates.
TOPIC 2: Limit Navigation and Limit Confusion
This is probably one of the more debatable tactics for optimizing a PPC landing page. From personal experience, I can say that removing typical website navigation has increased conversion rates on my PPC landing pages. The idea is relatively simple. By removing navigation, you are creating a "sterile" conversion environment. In other words, you are in complete control of what the visitor sees, interacts with and hopefully this will lead them directly to the conversion. If your PPC landing page is just another page on your website – navigation and all – the visitor can browse the website as a whole. Which, in my experience, decreases the likelihood of conversion.
Like I said, this is a debatable tactic. So, in all fairness, I'll present some of the counter-arguments. Some marketers say that if the website is created in such a way, it won't matter if they stray from your landing page. The entire website should be designed for conversion, and the visitor will find their way regardless. Another argument is that by stripping a page of navigation, this can act as a deterrent to some visitors – almost leaning towards SPAM. In my experience, this hasn't been the case, but it is certainly something that you should test.
As an alternative to both, you could create a conversion path. A conversion path gives the visitor options for navigation – all of which are under control in a more complex "sterile" conversion environment. Conversion paths are great for segmenting visitors into much more targeted landing page experiences that can have a truly positive effect on conversion rates.
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More times than not when I arrive at a landing page, I'm blown away by the amount of stuff on the page. Stuff is not only ambiguous, it's bad for conversions. Take stock of the cacophony of design elements on your landing page and ask yourself what is truly important for the user and for the conversion. Chances are you'll be able to remove a lot of stuff. Clutter on a landing page is confusing for the user and can keep them from finding relevant details and your calls-to-action. Additionally, PPC visitors are often times in a rapid-fire state-of-mind. This means that they've been searching through several of your competitor's PPC ads and landing pages and have come to you for a second opinion (maybe you were #1, but just work with me here). If your landing page is a cluttered mess, they will only give you a few seconds of their time – if they don't find what they're searching for, they're gone. Off to the next landing page.
Users scan the text and take away only certain elements that they use to make a decision if the page is relevant to their goal or not. Clean use of space allows users to scan and absorb key messages.
The design of your landing page should lend itself to quick and simple recognition of the "key messages." If you have the perfect flash animation that you MUST put on your landing page – ask yourself, "Does this deter from the key message of my landing page?" If you answer yes, remove it and place a little more value on your newfound whitespace.
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It wouldn't be surprising if a motorist driving in West Virginia in November feels like a deer caught in headlights. Odds are pretty high that motorist is likely to see a deer in his headlights, and hit it.
For the sixth straight year, the Mountain State tops State Farm Insurance's list of states where an individual driver is most likely to collide with a deer, with the odds that one in every 40 drivers will do so over the next 12 months. That is based on State Farm claims data and the number of licensed drivers.
Compare that with the second place state, South Dakota, where the odds are 1 in 68, or the national average of 1 in 171.
Ohio drivers also face what State Farm calls a high risk of striking a deer, but the odds there are much better at only 1 in 118. Kentucky falls within the list of medium-risk states, with the probability of 1 in 130.
Motorists in all those states need to sharpen their senses while driving in the coming month. State Farm reports that about 18 percent of annual deer-vehicle collisions occur in November when deer are active.
No doubt, West Virginia's wooded, mountainous terrain contributes to its leadership on the list, but another factor is obviously the deer population.
To get a better handle on just how big that population is, the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources recently conducted surveys to evaluate the size and density of the deer population in 41 counties. The results will figure into the department's deer management plan over the next few years. We hope that the result will reduce the deer population, which not only poses a risk on roads and highways but also does extensive damage to crops.
But that won't take hold for a few years. Meanwhile, motorists had better apply some extra caution, especially during this time of year.
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E3 is June 11-13! Early discussion, conference chats, livestream links and any other matter of hype and worry can be found in the E3 2013 thread. This is sure to be a doozy.
Calling all Canadians!
Posted 19 March 2012 - 12:39 PM
It's a two-pack of figures from the new Transformers Prime TV series. It contains Bumblebee and Starscream, and it retails for about $35. Is there anyone willing to pick this thing up and ship it down to me in California? I could PayPal you the money for the toy and shipping, obviously.
Hit me up with a PM if you'd like to help. Thanks!
Posted 19 March 2012 - 12:46 PM
Ah, but this isn't eBay, is it? Presumably there aren't a bunch of fools trying to scam each other on our forums."Every time I've dealt with international shipping on eBay, it's always been a pain in the ass. Sorry, Canada. "
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Posted 19 March 2012 - 05:19 PM
That would be awesome. Apparently the set has just started to appear in Canadian stores, so if you see one, I would be most appreciative.If you haven't had any help yet, let me know. I don't mind looking.
Posted 19 March 2012 - 05:56 PM
I have to send a fairly large package out later in the week, so I can check out a few places in the next couple days and let you know if I find it.
Posted 19 March 2012 - 06:54 PM
The first reported sighting was at a Walmart in Ontario, so they should be showing up all over soon.Any idea what stores in particular? I would presume places like Toys R Us and Wal-Mart would be the places to look...
I have to send a fairly large package out later in the week, so I can check out a few places in the next couple days and let you know if I find it.
And seriously, thanks!
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Posted 23 March 2012 - 01:04 AM
Oh, wow...thanks for going through the trouble. Yeah, I'm thinking it might be a week or two before that Starscream/Bumblebee set gets a wide release. The Prime/Megs set has been out for a while now (yet another Canada exclusive...I'm tempted to get that, too).Went to TRU and a different WM. I think the Mart Of Walls around here have really shitty selection in the toy department. However the TRU had loads of stuff. and they had your double packs, but only with Optimus and Megatron. I'm out of places to look, so I'll just have to check back later at a different time in the future when I'm around the stores. If you find anything before me, sickboy, can you post in here so I know not to look any more.
But seriously, thanks a ton for checking for me. If you guys ever need something from the US of A, lemme know.
Posted 24 March 2012 - 03:09 PM
Seems to check out.
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Posted 25 March 2012 - 09:53 PM
Reivax, you are my hero. Thanks a ton! I'll be sending you a PM.Was at the Mart to buy Catan and decided to just give another peak at the Transformers section and it turns out they had it. No Catan, but they had apparently just put them on shelves as there was no price and the self-checker thing didn't recognize the item. It was what you thought. $35 plus tax. I'll post a picture just to confirm it's the right one before I send it out. Feel free to PM me your address and I'll ship it Monday after work. Oh, and let me know if you want to pay extra to get a tracking number. I anticipate the shipping with it would cost around $20, given its size and weight. You could probably get it there for nearly half the price shipping without it.
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French Macarons
We love French macarons, but they can be tricky to get right when baking them yourself. So we're thrilled to offer this new class, geared toward making these delicious, naturally gluten-free confections.
In this hands-on baking workshop, you'll:
- Create, colour and pipe your own macarons
- Make flavoured buttercream and ganache fillings
- Package your delicious creations and take them away
- Get tips for perfect piping and baking
- Take home recipes, tips, and variations
- All materials and packaging provided
- Level: All levels
- Teacher: Philippa Munro
- Course length: One 2.5-hour session
- Next date(s):
- Wednesday 29 May, 6:30pm—9:00pm
- Fee: £59.00
- Availability: 4 places left