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Since discovering SEO at 15 years old, I've relied on search engines to enable me to make my living online. Like many internet marketers, I make the majority of my income with affiliate marketing, but unlike many, I don't go anywhere near PPC or any form of ad buys.
I'll save the reasons I've strayed from PPC for another article, as today I want to talk about dominating search engines and getting natural, free, search engine traffic.
Since 90% of my income relies on this source, I've learned quite a few things to help me get the best results, in the shortest amount of time.
Surprisingly to some, I've made tens of thousands of dollars ranking one-page websites in Google. The one page tactic generally only works if you've found a rare keyphrase which nobody else is trying to rank for.
In this post though I'll be showing you how to dominate search engines for big industries, and how to avoid the usual problems of getting affiliate sites to rank.
Search engine traffic is not actually difficult to get, but it certainly can be for affiliate websites. Google and other search engines do not want to see squeeze pages or blatant affiliate sites in their search results and generally, quality sites don't want to link to these pages either.
If you put together a typical affiliate site and expect to rank easily, then don't be surprised when you find the process almost impossible. If you want to make money as an affiliate in big industries relying on search traffic, then you have to take a different approach. Here's what works for me...
Stage one: simple blog design
I usually start my process by building a blog which looks absolutely nothing like your average affiliate site. I've built a number of popular blogs in different industries and have found it far easier to build links to a blog than any other type of website.
The whole point of using this blog design is to have a quality looking resource which people will link to. Link building is at least 80% of the process for getting rankings, in my opinion, so it's crucial that I don't make this stage harder for myself.
Quality sites will not link to you if you're clearly just promoting something, and not offering any form of value.
This is why the blog "front" is so crucial to my process. I'll start by creating about ten viral articles for my site, and then begin networking in the niche. From there I'll follow the typical process of link building by writing quality articles which people talk about, connecting with influencers, and writing guest posts for other sites.
At stage one, there are no affiliate links whatsoever on the site. Depending on how competitive the niche is and how many links I need to build, stage one may last a couple of weeks, or it may last a few months.
I'm in this "game" for the long haul, so I don't mind waiting patiently for my hard work to pay off.
Stage two: aiming for the quick wins
I tend to focus on keyphrases which get over 100,000 exact searches per month so there's no way that I will be ranking for them very quickly.
These terms tend to be very competitive, with the top ranking sites having aged a good few years. Though I am patient, I don't want to wait a year to see a financial return on my time investment, so I will go for what I like to call "quick wins".
As an example, let's say my kephrase is "how to lose weight". A phrase that is very competitive, but also very lucrative.
A quick win, meaning a phrase which is likely to bring in quick traffic for less work, might be "how to lose weight fast" or "how to lose weight quickly".
Generally, my quick win keyphrases are just an extra word added to the main keyphrase which you're trying to rank for in the long-term. I'll focus my homepage (which is easier to get ranking than an internal page) around one of these quick wins.
I'll then build separate pages for quick win phrases that are less competitive. My main focus will actually be on ranking for my quick win phrase (how to lose weight fast), rather than my main keyphrase (how to lose weight).
Most of my time will be spent building links for these less competitive terms, and I tend to rank for them fairly easily with a few quality links.
Because I am building links for how to lose weight fast, with article marketing, guest posting and other sources, I'm also helping my site rank for how to lose weight because that phrase is in the anchor text of the links I'm building.
Stage three: introducing the affiliate links
Unless there's something I'm promoting, my site isn't going to make money. I can usually rank for my quick win phrase within a few months, which wont bring in as much traffic compared to if I was ranking for my main keyphrase, but it will send me relevant visitors.
Visitors I can convert into customers. Generally, by the time I reach this stage, I have about 20 quality articles on my site, and I'm spending a lot of time making connections and building links.
I don't care whatsoever about building a readership like most blogs, as the blog design is more of a "cover" which helps with the link building process.
I don't have to worry about whether my design changes will annoy readers, since I don't expect to have any loyal subscribers. I do however, introduce them subtly so the changes don't hinder the links I can get from the connections that I've made. I'll start by adding affiliate links to the sidebar of my site, and at the bottom of all articles.
This means that I can make money from any page that a person lands on via search engines. As I'm ranking for my less competitive term, I start making a good, but far from amazing, income.
Stage four: turning things up a gear
Depending on how much work I've put in and how competitive my keyphrase is, I usually find myself ranking on the second or third page of Google for my main keyphrase, and on the first page of Google for a few of my quick win phrases.
The main keyphrase is always going to make me the most money, and since it's popular, I'll still get some traffic, even though I'm back on pages two or three in the search results.
I have most of the links that I need, so I don't have to worry so much about my site looking like a legitimate blog, and I can start tweaking it for conversions. At this point I'll usually take over the header of the site and start promoting my affiliate product a lot more prominently.
Stage five: maximising conversions
I've continued to build links, following my tactics of guest posting, article marketing, and utilising the connections I've made. Before I put the final stage into action, I'll try to mimic some of my competitors' backlinks, and get as many quality links to the site as I can. Though it will take a while to see results, I can get on the first page of Google as long as I stay consistent.
My homepage at this point will become your typical sales pages, but I will keep the articles I created at the start featured on there. Just in case I do go through some kind of manual review, and so the changes on the site aren't too drastic.
Once I'm getting traffic from my main keyphrase I'll then focus on the likes of:
- Tweaking my copy for conversions.
- Looking at creating my own product, so I get 100% of commissions.
- Building an email list I can repeatedly promote to.
- Allowing other people to promote my product (if I make one) as an affiliate.
This whole process is not going to make you rich overnight. Generally, it can take one or two years for all of my work to pay off.
Then again, I don't think there are many legitimate strategies online which will allow you to make big money fast, without a lot of work. I've repeated this whole system in multiple industries, and it has worked time and time again.
I'm currently on page two for my biggest project, a keyphrase which gets 170,000 exact searches per month. If all goes to plan, I can easily see the site making me $30,000-$50,000 per month.
I would love to write more articles here on my link building process and how I take things to the next level, so if you would like to read more, please let the Econsultancy team know in the comments ;). If anyone has any questions, I'm more than happy to answer them.
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Well a good read !! would like to know about why you strayed from PPC. What i believe is that it does not let you perform good in Organic search results ? i don't know if its a myth or a fact?
Hey Mark,
Thanks for the comment. I've strayed from PPC because I've never had the time (nor need) to dabble in it. One day I definitely want to give it a try, but I just don't need it at the moment.
If I'm reading your question correctly, then no I don't believe that PPC ads stop you from ranking in organic results. It doesn't make any logical sense that this would be the case, though it's possible I'm missing some news on this.
Glen, great article! I love how much detail you've shared here. I do have a question though - what are your typical time periods between each stage? After all, if we're here to make money, this process can't afford to take too long...
Thanks Rebecca,
I'm glad you enjoyed it. In the post I mentioned that I can rank for the quick wins from as quickly as a few weeks, but it can also take a few months.
I know this isn't a great answer, but it really depends on the niche you're targeting, and how much work you put in. The minimum time I've seen from step one to five was about seven months, but that certainly wasn't a huge industry.
Generally, the bigger (and more competitive) the niche, the longer it takes.
Thats a nice article and you can see how this does have the potential to work. there are a lot of areas to go wron in though, you really could break each of those steps down a lot more. But, seen as the whole plan focuses so heavily on your link building I'd love it you you would go a bit more into that and share what you do to gain your required links.
hi Glen,
awesome Post as always :) i got a little question: What domain do you use for those type sites. Because most affiliate pages use the exact match domain, because of the Seo benefit. But i think it could be very hard to talk someone into linking to you if your "blog" is called something like "buycheapcamcorders.com" . The exact match domain simply doesnt look like a "legit blog". What are your experiences with this and how do you handle this?
regards Jakob
Well, as long as your keyphrase isn't spammy, then most exact-match domains will actually be okay. For example, if I own DJEquipment.com which is my kephyrase and the name of my site, I know people wouldn't mind linking to that.
The problem is actually getting the exact-match domain in the first place ;)
If I can't get an exact match, I'll generally try to get one keyword in the domain, but make it as brandable as possible. For example, if I can't get DJ Equipment I might get DJHub or DJTools.
Enjoyable article Glen. I would agree about staying away from PPC for an affiliate site. I've also seen that many resist linking out to an affiliate site so this early approach seems like a sensible tactic. Have you seen inbound natural links drop off once you include affiliate links?
I've unwittingly followed this model fairly closely on my own blog and only now (1.5 years later) is it generating much profit (and mostly advertising, thanks to PR & backlinks)
Glen, that 100k exact matches - is that worldwide or just US targeted? Do you have any preference to where the 100k comes from?
Also, what are you using to define the 100k?
The adwords tools tells me there are only 10k searches a month globally for "aids test" which is patently incorrect
"How to play guitar" gets only 65k.
There cant be many 100k a month exact searches over a few words? DO you use anything special to find your keywords?
Masking the affiliate links seemed to help us a lot as far as rankings. The only down side is that the redirection itself to the affiliate site takes a little longer than usual and might discourage some customers. From our research this shouldn't go against any White Hat policy and the SEs seem to be fine with it and it is giving some advantages over our competitors.
Is it really that easy as it seems? Well, amazing, but you have done very less emphasize on the social media marketing which is also now a part of SEO as Google is keeping an eye on the page of your website and the profile which have you website's link. you also need to take care of it also, be active on your page, interact with people and make your page famous. If your page is liked by the icon company of your niche it will help you to rank high. As far as article submission is concerned now you need to write high quality articles I think you know about algorithm change in previous month.
Very well put! The system has proved to be very effective for me as well all though I must admit that your discipline is way better than mine. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Glen
Great article and we're certainly keen for you to continue to contribute. Appreciate your openness and transparency.
Interestingly, whilst you are ostensibly describing how to be a successful (SEO) affiliate, most of what you describe applies to many websites who aren't affiliates. Certainly I think your approach to SEO should teach a lot of people about SEO generally, in particular how long it takes to get real traction.
your post make me realize that there are no easy way to be super affiliate.making a blog and ranking it for years to get big money,i have to be patient and learn more. thank you so much.
Very good read, I really like the information Mark is sharing here. Definitely the right line of work to be in for sure.
Really interesting article thank you. I was wondering when you say this: ..."tactics of guest posting, article marketing, and utilising the connections I've made",... do you use an article service or do you manually submit articles and if so why amd where do you find where to guest post and what do you mean by connections....? Many thanks!
This was a good read! Trying to get on the first page of google can be frustrating. I've been making the same mistake by having affilate links everywhere. I think now I'll just concentrate on info etc.
Hi Glen,
The one concept surrounding this great plan is consistency. It seems that in order to follow a given time line that is workable and achievable, you need to keep doing the work which nullifies the idea of getting rich overnight.
This is a great article and I will probably be coming back to it to re-read later.
You seem to make a small distinction between viral articles on the site and articles for article directories? Can you explain a little more how you write those, and what the differences might be, if any? Thanks! Great article!
Very interesting strategy this way, patience is key.
I may take some ideas to implement it into my next site.
Which technology do you use to build your sites, Glenn?
Hi Glen,
Great information. I was wondering if you ever personally help others to get on page 1 or 2 of Google? I am new at on line advertising and really gets complicated reading everything.
Top Notch Article! You covered more in this article then some "GURUS" cover in a 100 page ebook.
Thanks 4 this useful information about seo. I hope all will take benefit by it after recent Google algorithm changes.
A lot of people still have a difficult time believing that you can make real dollars off of search engines. Yes, it does take diligence, but it actually works. I would love to read more articles on your techniques. Please keep 'em coming.
Great article, Glen! I would love to read more about your entire process, especially link building and understanding when it's time to go to the next level.
This is the best advice on organic search engine marketing. Not many people realize that internet marketing is really like any full time job where you start with the mail room job and move your way up with experience and sheer hard work accumulating.
Excellent advise. I've always been taught that
with proper organic SEO, organisation, and working at improving your content will increase your ranking in the search engines along with good article marketing. This has stood the test of time, no matter what area you target.
Your post comes at a good time Glen. Having just started my blog, I will now be very cautious about the use of affiliate links until I have actually been able to get my blog in the rankings. Just one question does using ad sense on a blog help or hinder in getting ranked?
thank you for the information
Excellent article, I have been studying how to work on the internet about a month. Your article is right on. What I and most newbees don't know early on is like any job you have to spend some time to just know the basics. I spend about 10 to 12 hours a day. I will get there a lot quicker because I will do evreything until I figure what works. I will get there. Thanks for the to the point explanation.
Awesome article Glen,
I like to read more of your strategies from start to finish.
Glenn, as others have said this strategy is highly relevant to any small business that wants to generate leads through search engines. Over the years I am sure I have paid good money for less content than you have shared here. I would highly recommend that e-consultancy keeps you writing as a content rich writer. Hey if they don't I am sure I could find someone who would love for you to write for them :)
This is a great article. I only have one question: Is the 'Quick Win Keyphrase' a page off of the main domain or different domain?
Awesome article! Well written and validated some of the strategies (and gave me some direction) towards things that I've been playing around with like creating my own products and guest blog posting. Hope to see more of your articles!
I would love to see you link building process!
I too "strayed" from PPC many many years ago (after spending 20K/month+). And I too now rely extensively on search engine traffic - however, I sincerely doubt that 1-page websites can rank well with Google.
Blogs are where it's at.
Been making a full-time living at this for nearly 15 years and things haven't really changed that much.
Relevant ongoing content is what Google wants and rewards.
Rosalind Gardner
SUPER Affiliate
I found this article very interesting. To change the content of the blog with the time! I actually did not await to get far with an important key phrase and was surprised that In 8 months I got from page 4 to page 2 on Google. You make me hope to get to page 1.
Great article. I do the opposite of you and specifically target the long tail keywords. You are correct the traffic is lower but I can get them to rank on page one within a couple of week and depending on the keyword sometimes a matter of days. I make up the difference in traffic volume with quantity of sites. I pretty much follow your exact path with my sites.
You mention some points and I already know these points. These are very common steps and everyone is doing all these steps. For good ranking you also need advertising like google and facebook to get more traffic. SEO is not everything if you have a good and interesting content you will win.
Greg, thank you for the article. I am sometimes so overwhelmed with all the information about how to make money in this space. Articles like this brings us back to basics realising that money can be made online as long as you are willing to do the work day after day. A bit like life isn't it?
Thank you to Econsultancy. I generally find the articles on this site to be useful and good quality.
Your article brought me back to earth.
If it takes one to two years to make $30 to $50k per month then it is worth all the effort and wait.
A note of caution. I read this as how to be utterly disrespectful of Google and your fellow human beings. You write so called articles linked to so called blogs that are really advertisements and use Google's natural results to artificially inflate the value of your ads. As you are not buying ads, you also avoid Google's $60 million expenditure on policing ads to protect consumers from potential harm. In your so called articles you don't go near anything investigative, controversial or news worthy that would add to what we know, to human understanding but would close down a sale. You regurgitate only what will trigger sales. This is the sort of thin content Google should not be a mule for.
A very informative post, I always thought to go for 4,000+ searches per month because I always assumed it's too difficult to make money from 100,000+ searches per months words.
Very encouraging, best of luck to all and it sure does bringing optimism back to my work.
The key to this approach is the word 'quality'. As you say Glen, you need quality articles that generate quality links, which develop into a quality resource. Give Google credit please buyerbeware for not ranking sites that simply regurgitate low value material.
The only issue I have with what you say is that 80% of the hard work is link building. Writing quality content is also hard work, unless you sub it out - which can either be expensive or risk quality.
Amazing article you obviously know your stuff... I can't wait to start applying some of these techniques and I'm really looking forward to reading your next article here as well.
@buyerbeware - Smoking crack is bad for you...
Great article. Very informative.
I have 2 things I would like to know a little more about.
When you change things over to make it more of a sales page, does Google not LOWER the quality score on your site?
How do you go about finding good quality links?
This appears to be a good system for clickbank products and like you say your own. Have you done any sites as an Amazon affiliate? If so do you do anything different? Thank you for your post.
Hi Glen,
Great article. Its good to read something about Internet marketing that works after reading so many 'get rich quick schemes' that don't. I like the way you slowly introduce affiliate links.
I have had some success with affiliate marketing, particularly with review sites which feel add some value.
The problem I have is finding a good niche, so I would be interested to hear how you do your niche research?
Great article there Glen. I guess it comes down to strategy and then execution including perseverance to go through with the daily the tasks of link building and article writing.
Cheers, Anthony
I thought your article was superb. I have tried to make money on the internet for about 3.5 years now and it's only NOW after having "paid my due's" to the "Search Engine Gods" and having found a mentor that I'm starting to see the first couple of dollars starting to trickle in. My mentor's "system" is very similar to yours. I think the problem is that a lot of people are fooled (yours truly included)by the get rich quick schemes or just don't realize that it DOES REQUIRE WORK.
If it didn't we'd all be millionaire by now.
P.S. I would love to see more of your articles. Keep it up.
Good article. Refreshing in the sea of 'get rich quick with affiliate marketing.' Please shout louder that it requires time and patience.
Good article. Refreshing in the sea of 'get rich quick with affiliate marketing.' Please shout louder that it requires time and patience?
Wow so many comments!
@Stephen - Worldwide. 90% of that is from UK and USA, which is what I prefer.
Mine is over 4 words...
@Ashley - Thanks a lot for the comment. Definitely agree with you there :)
@Gary - If you check the latest post on my blog (link at the bottom of the article) you'll see what I mean by Viral articles.
@Christopher - Either Wordpress (from Wordpress.org) or AffiliateSkin -- which I built myself. But is not useful for this blog strategy.
@Sebastian - Thanks!
@Paul - I haven't seen any evidence personally. I have seen some people claim Adsense helps rankings though.
@Anthony - I'll see what I can do ;)
@Ron - I used to, but not anymore I'm afraid.
@BuyerBeware - I have no idea what you're saying. But I don't use Google Adsense on my sites, if that's what you're referring to. (And I agree with @Dustin ;))
@Dusan - IT REQUIRES TIME AND PATIENCE! :)
Hey Glen
Quick question
Do you get a domain with the main keyphrase in it?
If so, isn't it going to be harder to rank your home page for a quick win phrase, since the quick win phrase is not in the domain name?
Thank You
Yes, when I can.
Quick wins are called Quick Wins because they're generally much less competitive, so it shouldn't be an issue.
Are incoming links (those one way links that occure when someone links to your site)good for SEO purposes?
Hi Glen
I have several domains registered that match the exact keyphrases I am using for building links back to one my friend's site.
I have currently got those Exact Match Domains redirecting to the main site. Would it be better to make a simple blog or HTML site for each of the domains with content on each site, and then build backlinks to these sites which in turn have only one link on them back to the main domain?
(Hope that makes sense!)
I just want to say think you. I have learned so much from your post. I have been dabbling in PPC for almost 3 years trying to get stuff to work with a few very minor successes.
For some time now I have been looking at blogs and noticing one thing. They rank well when they have good content. My affiliate sites never rank well because, well.. that's what they are; affiliate sites. You have really cleared things up for me.
Very informative. Once again, going back to the roots and like anything else in life, nothing is worth while unless it requires diligent hard work. Without that, nothing will ever pay off in the long term.
Be patient, work hard, work consistantly and it will all pay off. Nicely written!
Thanks Glen. Us newbies are often overwhelmed and intimidated by the overnight success hype flooding the internet.
It's great to have it confirmed that to be a successful affiliate marketer is just like being successful in any other business. The right system with a mixture of commitment, persistence and patience.
Nice work there My Viperchill, and a lovely article. Love the idea of delaying the onset of affiliate links until the site is up and running.
Excellent article. You have a unique approach in the sense that you slowly build your site into a monetized site. Thanks for the tips!
Great article for people making affiliate sites for the UK/USA markets. My country is relatively small and there's just so much gold still to be found, even without going international.
I will try this metod next time.
Another SEO guru who says links are the way to the top :( makes me sad, since no SEO learnt that from Google or other result driven test. The only place people came to believe that links have ANY impact on SEO is through SEO Blogs and articles.
I will soon be providing linkbuilding has always been maybe 10%-20% AT MOST of the determining rank factor with a website. Yes, links can help dominate, but other factors can outweight the power of any link.
Very good. Keep up the great work. Thanks for the info.
Do you outsource your viral articles or write them yourself? 20 articles on your blog is a very good number especially if it';s quality content. I've seen people suggesting 5, 10 or 15 but write 20 articles and your golden.
Thanks for these great steps, I think this is the main idea, there is not such get rich overnight scheme that the so called "gurus" are proclaiming.
Thanks for the advice, it is so much helpful, now I get the right blueprint, this is it!
That´s right, this is it! With so many ppc problems to make a living, it is time to build a consistent passive income. Maybe slow but long term.
Well, that was an education.
Thanks a million!
This is probably the clearest (and most helpful) post I have ever read on building blog sites for search engine ranking. The graphics are the kicker for me - excellent explanations!
What do you mean by "utilising connections"?
Thanks Glen -- great post! I've been doing SEO for a long time and I totally agree with your methods here. I like the way you focus on content and links first, then slowly ratchet up the promotion and monetization. I've seen too many people focus on promotion out of the gate when they have no traffic. If people follow your outline, they'll be far more likely to succeed.
Thanks a lot for sharing your tips to be successful for SEO! It will help me a lot in the process. Deeply appreciated!!! =}
Very good post.
With new points.
I seen the part where you say: "I'll start by adding affiliate links to the sidebar of my site, and at the bottom of all articles."
But doesn't that make you convert less? I usually put one link near the top, one link around the middle and another one at the end for a total of 3 links per page. Of course I try to make my articles longer than the usual blog article though.
I liked you post a lot. Keep e'm coming.


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Ok, everyone is asking about numbers, and even though I think it's too early to get into this, I will give you what I have so far.
Here are my startup costs:
Trimline Canopy – $1095 with shipping (started with $250 Ez Up)
4 tables – $180
4 fitted table cloths – $190
4 Product transport boxes – $120
Propay merchant account – $39 per year
Knuckle buster, name plate, 400 card slips – $20
Director's Chair – $90
Administrative supplies – $150
Display stands – $30
Tent weights (4" concrete-filled PVC) and cargo straps – $60
Web Site – $10 per month
So it looks like I spent about $2000 to put myself in the position to participate in shows. This figure could be much lower if you go with an Ez Up or a used tent. A crafter next to me at a show had a Craft Hut brand that looked very similar to my Trimline. He bought it slightly used from another crafter for $400. I also purchased a Jet 16-32 drum sander and Grizzly Flap sander to speed up production. Total cost together was around $1000.
Of course this doesn't include product costs. There obviously is the wood, but also all the other incidentals. Since I am cranking out a lot of boards, I buy in volume to get discounts. I order 4 gallons of mineral oil at a time, two pounds of beeswax, 500 rubber feet, and 3 gallons of Titebond III glue. When you move into volume production it pays in the long run to buy materials in volume if possible.
Then there are entry fees into shows. Since I have only done small shows this year (1000 to 2000 attendance), the costs have range from $50 to $100. I have applied to a big Sugarloaf show in December which charged me a $45 jury fee. If I am accepted, the booth fee is $425. Entry fees can be a challenging issue. Many shows have a deadline six to nine months in advance and many of these promoters want the entry fee paid before the show deadline or with the application. So it's conceivable that if you were going to do 20 shows a year, you could have a few thousand dollars in entry fees tied up for a long time. I'm still wrestling with this one.
This may seem like a lot, but one good big show, or a few good medium size shows could recover all the startup costs. It's not realistic to expect to recover startup costs in a couple of months. It took me over a year with my closet business. But the indication from these small shows has me optimistic. My sales have ranged from $200 to $1000 gross, with a show average of $600. The $200 was a one day street festival which I won't do again. This is against products in the $10 to $95 range, with the average single sale in the $25 to $50 range. Sales per show are increasing, probably because of Christmas gift buying, so my show average should continue to increase. It's conceivable that I could recover my startup costs with a few more real good shows between now and the end of the year. I could also crash and burn at the next couple of shows and prolong the return on my investment. That's the risk/reward of being in this business.
In addition to the shows, I also have local and online sales. I continue to sell locally by word of mouth and through a separate web site. I also have sales on Etsy and other handmade crafts sites. I still consider this whole thing as a big science project, but as you can see, I have committed myself to see if it can be profitable. The jury is still out on that question. Even though all indications look promising, I need to get into bigger shows to have the potential to do a higher sales volume.
-- I don't make mistakes, only design changes....www.dgmwoodworks.com

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What We Learned From CES 2015
Last week the mammoth Consumer Electronics Show once again took place in Las Vegas. Its timing in January means CES becomes a great preview and predictor of trends in consumer tech for the year ahead.
Here's some of what we learned from this year's event.
What the future of TV looks like
Are televisions still relevant in the days of internet streaming and tablets? LG claim a big fat yes with their 77-inch 4K Flexible OLED TV. Can't decide if you want a curved or flat screen TV? This monster does both, transforming at the touch of a button!
OLEDs work by putting electricity through certain materials that glow red, blue or green. Each pixel can be turned off for an absolute black, unique among modern television technologies. All this means a grand slam for OLED technology: incredible contrast, remarkably thin, and more energy efficient than the competition.
We also saw demonstrations of HDR television, with Panasonic, Samsung, LG and Sony all showing the difference between screens with and without HDR capability. Netflix shot its recent Marco Polo series using HDR-cameras and we can't wait to see the results (it's not yet available on screen)
Meanwhile, Sling TV won Engadget's Best of CES award in "Best Home Theatre Product" for their "designed for internet" take on a digital subscription service.
What auto-driving cars will be like
I've just about got to grips with the concept of using my watch for more than telling the time, but using it to drive a car? Woooah!
That was the response of most people who saw the lovely BMW i3 being controlled via voice commands on a smartwatch.
"The BMW I3 is a lovely hunk of automobile, the kind of vehicle you would save up for years to buy, and then polish with a diaper. Hold on there, sir. Do you really want to drive this masterpiece of engineering with a Samsung Gear S smartwatch?" – Mario Aguilar, Gizmodo
Mercedes-Benz unveiled their radical concept for a self-driving car. The ridiculous looking exterior is nothing compared to what goes on inside, where the front seats swivel 180 degrees.
What the future connected home will look like
There is no stopping the connected home!
Smart home technology absolutely dominated CES 2015. An incredible amount of gadgets were on display. It would have been impossible to see all of them let alone write about all of them, so here's just a few that caught our eyes.
Witricity enables remote charging of devices, such as a mobile phone placed on a desk or even an electric car parked in a garage, through its wireless electricity concept. EchoStar Sage allows you to get live alerts from security cameras and sensing equipment direct to your TV, with no subscription fees. Bang & Olufsen's BeoSound Moment is sends tracks and playlists from your digital collection and streaming services to your speakers, but most importantly of all, it's beautiful. On the topic of beautiful audio, we also love the design of the Naim Audio Mu-so wireless speaker.
One big surprise from LG was a new washing machine concept packed with technology including a second mini-washer drawer, recycling heat to improve energy efficiency, and spraying detergent directly onto clothes for supposedly faster cycle times.
What our future connected selves will look like
If you're comfortable with attaching multiple devices to your body & uploading that data to the internet, then get ready to celebrate as wearables continue to develop at a rapid pace.
Belty, the self-adjusting belt, caused quite a stir as people slowly realised self-adjusting means self-tightening! JINS unveiled Meme, smartglasses with style (that actually look like glasses), while XelfleX showed off their smart textile technology that turns garments into active motion sensors. Are fitness bands over already?
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New York, New York. "Taxi Driver," "Girl Friends," "Bill Cunningham"
"New York City means different things to different people," begins Cullen Gallagher at Not Coming to a Theater Near You, "and its cinematic representations over the years are as diverse as the city itself. With the rise of independent movies and the decentralization of the American film industry after the dissolution of the once dominant studio system, the 1970s witnessed a prolific return of filmmaking to the Big Apple. That decade saw the release of several seminal NYC movies, ranging from indie underdogs to studio epics: the operatic majesty of The Godfather, the blaxploitation classic Shaft, the junkie drama Panic in Needle Park, the neurotic rom-com Annie Hall, the comic book fantasy Superman, and the psycho-urban-Western Taxi Driver. This hardly scratches the surface of that particular cinematic context. But amidst the Saturday Night Fevers and the Death Wishes, there were also smaller, quieter tributes to the city, like Claudia Weill's Girl Friends, a fond portrait of the personal and professional frustrations encountered by two roommates helping each other get by in the big city."
Not Coming will be presenting Girl Friends tomorrow evening at the 92nd St Y Tribeca.
A newly restored 35mm print of Martin Scorsese's Taxi Driver will be screening at New York's Film Forum through March 31. "Even if you know this one, go again," advises Joshua Rothkopf. "A new movie awaits you." Also in this week's Time Out New York: Rothkopf on Richard Schickel's Conversations with Scorsese: "Every movie, from Raging Bull and Goodfellas to minor whiffs like Scorsese's 2008 Rolling Stones' concert doc Shine a Light, gets its own Q&A chapter (as do general subjects like music and editing). If the insights have been repeated elsewhere, they still make up a worthy compendium." And the TONY team lists their "favorite director cameos."
With Taxi Driver, "Scorsese and scribe Paul Schrader create an empathetic enigma irreducible to sociological case study," argues Michael Joshua Rowin in the L. "Perhaps because peak-era Robert De Niro is Bickle: no actor has ever been simultaneously so ferocious and pathetic."
"Hitchcockian unease permeates the film, but so too does a Godardian use of space and a Bressonian focus on obsession heighten the mounting sense of dread," writes Rob Humanick in Slant.
"It came, it saw, it zapped the body politic right between the eyes," writes J Hoberman in the Voice. "It synthesized noir, neorealist, and New Wave stylistics; it assimilated Hollywood's recent vigilante cycle, drafting then-déclassé blaxploitation in the service of a presumed tell-it-like-it-is naturalism that, predicated on a frank, unrelenting representation of racism, violence, and misogyny, was even more racist, violent, and misogynist than it allowed. The 12th top-grossing movie of 1976, Taxi Driver was not just a hit but, like Psycho or Bonnie and Clyde, an event in American popular culture — perhaps even an intervention." Probably goes without saying, but this one is the must-read.
"Long before 'street-fashion photographer' was even a job description — before the Sartorialist first spotted a pocket square folded just so, before Tommy Ton even knew what a platform shoe was — there was Bill Cunningham's regular New York Times photo-column, 'On the Street,' a weekly feature capturing the range of looks and combinations found on the sidewalks of New York." Movieline's Stephanie Zacharek: "But until recently, few outside the fashion world had any idea who Bill Cunningham was, what he looked like, or what his philosophy of fashion (or of photography, for that matter) might be. Richard Press's glorious documentary Bill Cunningham New York pulls the curtain back — at least as far as it will ever go. Press has been working on the picture for 10 years; he spent 8 of those getting the eighty-something photographer, who covers the city by Schwinn bicycle, to agree to the project. Cunningham is an impish subject, half compliant and half reticent. But what Press comes up with in the end isn't just a portrait of individual eccentricity. Its larger subject is the way one man, just by being alive to what's around him, has created a vast, detailed anthropological record of how New Yorkers present, and feel, about themselves."
For Nathan Heller, writing in Slate, "Press works up a portrait that's as raw, gentle, funny, and — in the end — irresistible as the pictures themselves."
More from Carina Chocano (NYT), David Fear (Time Out New York, 3/5), Mark Holcomb (Voice), Carlos J Segura (Cinespect), Scott Tobias (AV Club, B+) and Armond White (New York Press). Esther Zuckerman talks with Press for Interview and Press has a slide show for New York. At Film Forum through March 29.
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H&M continued its fashion-world domination yesterday with its first-ever runway show during Paris Fashion Week.
The event wasn't exactly star-studded, but it was heavy on the style bigwigs: Ashley Olsen, Chloe Moretz, Emma Roberts and Anna Dello Russo all made sure to take in the brand's Autumn 2013 show. The collection, shown in a customized space at Paris' Musée Rodin, was H&M's take on '70s glam and featured plenty of sequins, party dresses and boho silhouettes.
We're sure we'll be seeing plenty of these looks on the streets -- in September, that is. Like in a typical runway show, the garments presented are meant to be worn during the following season. Sounds like the fast-fashion retailer is looking to move on from their ubiquitous designer collaborations and elevate their own profile, eh?
Of course, H&M's runway debut came just on the heels of the Swedish company's first appearance on the Oscar red carpet via Helen Hunt. Plus, the fact that H&M got Cara Delevingne (one of our faves), Isabeli Fontana and Arizona Muse to walk in the show yesterday further proves that they're looking to be taken seriously as a fashion house.
Our only request: Can H&M find a way to get David Beckham to model his, um, designs on the runway, too?
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Later this morning, SIG TARP (Special Inpsector General) and frequent Geithner critic, Neil Barofsky will testify before the Congressional Oversight Panel headed by Elizabeth Warren. Select details of the report were leaked Monday. In addition to criticizing Treasury's lack of transparency and unacceptable accounting, Barofsky reaches a mind-numbing, numerical conclusion: total gross committments could potentially reach $23.7 trillion. And yet the bailout spigot continues flowing, and still no one has been charged with a single felony.
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U.S. taxpayers may be on the hook for as much as $23.7 trillion to bolster the economy and bail out financial companies, said Neil Barofsky, special inspector general for the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program.
The Treasury's $700 billion bank-investment program represents a fraction of all federal support to resuscitate the U.S. financial system, including $6.8 trillion in aid offered by the Federal Reserve, Barofsky said in a report released today.
"TARP has evolved into a program of unprecedented scope, scale and complexity," Barofsky said in testimony prepared for a hearing tomorrow before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
Treasury spokesman Andrew Williams said the U.S. has spent less than $2 trillion so far and that Barofsky's estimates are flawed because they don't take into account assets that back those programs or fees charged to recoup some costs shouldered by taxpayers.
"These estimates of potential exposures do not provide a useful framework for evaluating the potential cost of these programs," Williams said. "This estimate includes programs at their hypothetical maximum size, and it was never likely that the programs would be maxed out at the same time."
Barofsky's estimates include $2.3 trillion in programs offered by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., $7.4 trillion in TARP and other aid from the Treasury and $7.2 trillion in federal money for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, credit unions, Veterans Affairs and other federal programs.


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Red, white and blue is the new black
There was a time when people just assumed their cabinetry and appliances would be built in the U.S.A. Now, given the current economic strains and the foreign options in cabinetry, appliances and accessories that are invading the U.S. market, I wonder if the American kitchen industry will go the way of American steel, autos and home electronics—to some third-world country—taking American jobs as well as the American Dream with it?
We, the American people, have been sold a "bill of goods," which is the idea we can somehow maintain our standard of living by purchasing cheaper and good, not great, products that were once produced here in the U.S.—such as cars, clothes, TVs, phones, even food—from some other country and that our lives will be better. I say, look around you and wake up!
We have lost great companies and millions of jobs to other countries that will never come back, and the current economic situation and growing jobless rate are just tips of the iceberg. There was a time when American steel, cars, TVs were the cornerstone of modern technology and the envy of the world. And now we are willing to buy cheap imitations without once thinking about the ramifications of those actions.
The new Jobs Bill proposed by the Obama administration means nothing and will do nothing to stem the tide of joblessness unless there is a job connected to it. We need to bring manufacturing back to America and need to buy American products. It's patriotic…it's the American thing to do.
My question is this: Does your client care if it is made in America? Do you care? Does it make a difference? Does "Made in America" still stand for quality, technology, craftsmanship, security and trust? I say: "Yes, it does," and we need to educate the consumer on the options they have to choose from and how their decision can and will affect the world around them.
With U.S. unemployment at its highest in decades and in light of the ongoing uncertainty about the future of our economy, I believe that we are ready for a consumer revolution to halt the tide of foreign imports and encourage consumers to buy American-made products to stimulate economic growth and put people back to work.
For way too long, the American consumer has ignored where products are made and simply sought out products they perceived to be cheaper without understanding or realizing their decision to buy a cheaper foreign product may have caused an American factory to close and the dollars that would have gone to an American worker instead went to pay a worker in China or India at a fraction of what an American worker would have earned. Most people would say, "I bought a good product for the best price, and someone made a profit"B ut here lies the rub: The worker in China did not pay taxes on his earnings to the U.S., nor did his employer, so nothing was paid into the system, which affects everyone here.
I say "enough!" and I draw a line in the sand and issue this challenge to both consumers and manufacturers to "Buy American." Buying something made in the U.S. is something to be proud of, it will make you feel good and you are helping out the economy by keeping the money at home and protecting jobs here.
Will if cost more to buy an American product than a cheaper foreign item? Most likely the answer will be yes, but you need to think of those few dollars more as an investment in America, as well as an investment in our future—our children's future.
I believe in the power of the individual and that the choices we make can change the world. The revolution begins with you and the choices you make. I say choose wisely…choose American.
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Good post, Kevin.
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Excellent! My next project: try to do a remodel without using any products that aren't made in the US…I'll keep you posted. GREAT post !


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Kentucky takes down No. 11 Georgia
Cumbess' no-no gives Cats only second series win vs. Bulldogs
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Kentucky sophomore hurler Lauren Cumbess pitched her first career no-hitter in a 4-0 win against No. 11 Georgia on Saturday afternoon in front of 1,123 fans at the UK Softball Complex. With the series-clinching win, UK has taken the series from UGA for just the second time in program history. The only other time the Cats have captured a series against Georgia was in 2000.
"Lauren was just outstanding today," UK head coach Rachel Lawson said. "For her to do what she just did against a great hitting team like Georgia is awesome and I am so happy for her."
The no-hitter was the first thrown against the Bulldogs since Tennessee's All-American Monica Abbott in 2007. The last no-hitter thrown by UK was from pitcher Rachel Riley she tossed a perfect game against Austin Peay on April 6, 2011. Cumbess' no-hitter against an SEC opponent was the first for the Wildcats since Chanda Bell blanked Mississippi State on March 25, 2011.
With the win, Kentucky improved to 21-22 overall and is 8-8 within the Southeastern Conference. The Wildcats have now won five of their last six games. The Bulldogs fell to 33-10 on the year and 11-7 in league action.
With the win, Cumbess improved to 3-4 on the season while UGA counterpart Morgan Montemayor fell to 9-5. Cumbess recorded seven strikeouts, while allowing a mere five batters to reach base throughout the course of the afternoon.
For the second-consecutive game, UK lit up the scoreboard first putting two runs on the board in the opening frame.
Senior Brittany Cervantes led off the game with a hit after a 10-pitch at-bat, which was followed by junior Kara Dill reaching on an error. Riley loaded the bases via a walk. After two non-scoring outs, Cumbess helped her own cause by reaching on another Bulldog error, scoring Dill to put UK out in front 1-0. Sophomore Emily Jolly was hit by a pitch, scoring pinch runner Macy Allen to give Kentucky the 2-0 lead.
The Cats tacked on two more runs in the second frame, highlighted by Cervantes' seventh homer of the season to left field. After a double by Dill and a single by Riley, sophomore Ginny Carroll doubled to right center to bring around Dill and give the Cats the 4-0 lead after two.
"Any time you are fighting for your lives to get above .500 and get to the NCAA tournament, every win is a big win," Lawson said. "To win an SEC series against a quality team like Georgia is a great accomplishment for this team."
Cumbess retired the first six batters she faced in the Bulldogs' lineup. A leadoff hit by pitch in the third put the first Bulldog on base before Cumbess quickly retired the next three batters.
In the fourth, the Bulldogs led off with a walk to get a runner on the base paths. A passed ball would shift the runner to second before Cumbess earned a strikeout and forced a pop-up. An error by the Wildcats allowed runners to reach the corners, until the right-hander escaped the jam with an inning-ending strikeout.
Again, Georgia placed a runner on first base thanks to a two-out walk in the fifth. Cumbess again worked her magic by inducing a foul-fly out to sophomore Ellen Weaver in left field. Cumbess retired all three batters she faced in the sixth.
In the Bulldogs' final at-bat, Cumbess earned a strikeout to open the inning. The Bulldogs would place just their fifth runner aboard with a base on balls. A groundout to Cervantes at third enabled the runner to advance, but placed the second out on the scoreboard. In stylish fashion, Cumbess would complete the no-no effort by striking out the final batter.


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Recently, MSN TV posted their "Countdown: 15 Most Powerful Gay Celebrities" slideshow list online, as a way of highlighting the progress of the LGBT community in contemporary society. Yet, as I looked through it, I was surprised, to say the least, that there wasn't a single gay or lesbian celebrity of color on it. Not one.
A Gospel Singer Slims Down and Comes Out
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vanilla bean, beans removed
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These are some of the pictures I produced at my 'Taster' session whilst on holiday near Mullion Cove Cornwall.
They are done in Water Soluble Wax Pastels and are my first attempt in this particular medium.
The first is called 'On Moonlight Bay' because of the tranquil feeling of the sea, the sand and the moon shining on the water from behind a dark broody cloud.
The second is 'Tree in the early morning sunrise' with a black shadowy tree against the distant rising sun.
Next is Remembrance ' At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them' a family of shadowy figures stand to attention against the evening sunset, a blend of Poppy Red, White and Green.
And lastly 'Moody hues' a seascape in different hues trying out different colours and blending.
Your thoughts on my efforts would be much appreciated.
If you are ever at Mullion Cove on the Lizard Peninsular in Cornwall, why not pop in to 'Mullion Meadows' and see Anthony in his Gallery and maybe try his 'taster' sessions.
Also see Chocolate being made and sculpted into all sorts of forms.
Honey Cosmetics for a variety of natural cosmetics made using natural ingredients and Cornish honey.
There's a cafe.
And Cornish Made with hand made jewelry, hand knitted baby clothes and cardigans, cards, sun catchers and a mirriad of other things.
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1. Re: FDM Account credentials storage?JeffJon Dec 5, 2013 5:41 PM (in response to Benjamin Finkel)1 person found this helpful
For the Task manager, the password is stored in the Logon Tab of the HyperionFinancialDataQuality Task Manager Service in the windows service panel
For the FDM load Balance Configuration it is set on the identity of the Load Balance Server DCOM object on the FDM application server.
The service account password is not stored in the database.
Do you have any custom scripts that are executing that are storing the old password and causing the lockout possibly?
2. Re: FDM Account credentials storage?amith.madisetty Dec 6, 2013 5:30 AM (in response to Benjamin Finkel)
Account gets locked only when we are trying to login with incorrect password , as long as you have same password set for both domains and you are using domain\username then it shouldn't make a difference .
3. Re: FDM Account credentials storage?Benjamin Finkel Dec 6, 2013 6:04 PM (in response to amith.madisetty)
We have different passwords for the account in the two domains, so I'm sure that's where the problem is coming from.
4. Re: FDM Account credentials storage?Benjamin Finkel Dec 6, 2013 6:05 PM (in response to JeffJon)
Thanks Jeff, but more specifically I was wondering where on the file system/database it saves that information? I know how to access it via the configuration utilities but I'm worried that it's saved in a config file somewhere that I'm not seeing through those utilities.
5. Re: FDM Account credentials storage?amith.madisetty Dec 7, 2013 5:32 AM (in response to Benjamin Finkel)1 person found this helpful
Hi Benjamin,
I guess Password for service account doesnt get stored in somewhere FDM config . If password for the the service account gets stored somewhere in config files then the password you entered while configuring FDM should be used always as it is got stored(hard coded) somewhere in config files and changing the domain password shouldn't affect FDM login for that service account but which is not the case so basically the password gets stored in AD config side rather than the FDM side it just authenticates based on the acknowledgement from AD something like TRUE allow to login and False don't allow to login.
The passwords for native user end would be stored at FDM end but not sure of the location , happy to know further on this if someone is able to provide.
6. Re: FDM Account credentials storage?JeffJon Dec 11, 2013 6:21 PM (in response to Benjamin Finkel)
The password for the service account would not be stored on the file system except if it was used for a scheduled task and it was in the FDMTaskManagerConfiguration file under Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1\Products\FinancialDataQualtiy\SharedComponents\Config
The password for the configuration items is stored in the windows DCOM objects. If you reset the Configuration, the password would be changed on the objects.


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In a breakthrough revelation, NASA scientists on 28 September 2015 made the announcement that potentially life-giving water still flows on Mars. It is certainly a breakthrough to understand how life can thrive on the planet and whether humans can hope to travel there.
The discovery doesn't offer evidence that life existed in Mars before but it does present a hope that even within the harsh landscape, there is a refuge for microbes.
The NASA Science Mission Directorate associate administrator, John Grunsfeld said: "The existence of liquid water, even if it is super salty briny water, gives the possibility that if there's life on Mars that we have a way to describe how it might survive".
The scientists confirmed the presence of water using the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter imager, by analysing the flow of light waves which showed seasonal dark streaks, long suspected to be a signal for liquid water. These streaks were discovered in 2011 by Lujendra Ojha, who was then the undergraduate student at the University of Arizona.
The origin of water is unclear. Scientists suggest the existence of a liquid-water aquifer, melting sub-surface ice or even deliquescence. The new findings will be presented at the European Science Congress in France.
The knowledge of water's existence on Mars isn't new. For many years, scientists have been aware of the presence of frozen water at its poles, its thin atmosphere and puddles of 'water' that form at night.
Mary Beth Wilhelm suggest that the new discovery will create "more habitable conditions on the near surface of Mars than previously thought".
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