Pinterest is amazing for building your business's online presence. Not only does this get you found by those who are active on Pinterest, it can also increase your presence in search engine results. Within this short Pinterest SEO guide I will show you 5 straightforward and simple ways to SEO your pins, boards and profiles on Pinterest. 1) Pinterest Profile Use your profile to your advantage. Make sure to add your site's URL, and pay particular attention to the "About" section. Compose an interesting description that includes your best keywords without sounding overly optimized. It is also a very good idea to write in your location, especially if you cater to a local market. Make sure that search privacy is switched off so that your …show more content…
When uploading content from your hard drive, you have control over the file name. Use this to your advantage. Rename the file using relevant keywords before you upload it. Search engines take file names into consideration, so it will be worth your while. 4) Pinterest Pin Description Use keywords in your pin descriptions. Whether you design an original pin or repin something from another user, you can write your own description. There is a 500 character limit, so you will not be able to work in too many keywords without appearing to be spammy. Picking one or two good ones is enough, because the description will work in conjunction with the name of the board to get the attention of the search engines. 5) Pinterest "Pinning" Tip Pin items from your website. A link to the site it comes from appears along with the pin when you pin from a web page. That means a new link to your site every time you or another person pins from it, and each time someone else repins that pin. These links are not followed by search engines, but they could be followed by Pinterest users. You can also add a link to the description. Description links are followed by search
A piñata is known to be a container that is made of a few different materials. They are mostly made of pottery, cloth or paper maché. Piñatas are usually decorated, filled with candy and toys so that when they are broken during a celebration or ceremony, the goodies burst out for everyone to enjoy. Piñatas come in a lot of different colors and shapes. When the piñatas were first made, the Chinese piñatas were in the shape of an ox or cow and used for the New Year celebration. Today, piñatas come in many shapes, colors, designs and even characters.
Head to head hits are still a prevalent issue in the Nfl. Should head to head hits lead to an ejection from the game? If a player in college football commits an intentional helmet to helmet hit, the penalty is an ejection. If college football can input this penalty, couldn’t the NFL? We see that former football players who suffered many concussions over their playing careers, have long lasting effects. Some current players feel as though that they can’t control where their hits land and injuries are just a part of the game. Some fans feel as though all these penalties are taking the fun away the game. Former NFL players are an example of what helmet to helmet hits can do.
Drive traffic to your website by putting a link to your site in the bio (the only place you can put a hyperlink on Instagram) and by citing your website in the comments section of all your posts.
If we look at sociology in general, it is a study of society and human behavior. However, to be able to understand it in deeper sense we need to understand humans itself and how they interact with one another in a crowd. This involves observing humans in a micro (individual itself) and a macro level (how an individual interacts with government, family and other social institutions. As we all know, the great sociologist, C. Wright Mills defined the term “Sociological Imagination” which helps us understand the connection between individual and sociological demographics along with the history and biography. Another famous sociologist named W. E. B. DuBois wrote a book “Souls of Black Folks” where he explained the struggles of black people in the United States during The Civil War. I believe that the concept of Sociological Imagination and Idea of Double Consciousness are very intertwined with each other and can be synced to explain many behaviors of our society.
In the essay, The Baby Boom and the Age of the Subdivision, author Kenneth Jackson tells about the changes in the nation after World War II ended, and there was a spike in baby births. He talks about the creation of the Levittown suburbs to accommodate families in need of housing because of this. While the new rise of suburbs created a new kind of community and family, it also proved to have a changing effect on inner city areas and certain people.
Top 10 Games with Best Plot The story in a video game is one of the most important parts to make the players engaged into the game. In this article we take a look at the top 10 games with the best stories. 10. StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void StarCraft 2 was released back in 2010 and has finally come to an end with StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void. Legacy of the Void is a stand-alone expansion and while StarCraft is one of the most competitive games in the world, there's also a terrific story attached to this game.
Have you ever calculated how many hours you spend on electronic devices each day? For many years people have been arguing about electronic devices cause serious health problems to our world's society. Although many people view that electronic devices are affecting our fitness and general health. However, whether it is a positive or negative consequence, electronic devices are surrounding us in our daily life, as unique substances in our society continue to maintain functionality and provide citizen's basic needs. In addition, electronic devices can also provide us applications to keep track our daily activities; to avoid the fitness and health problems.
The educational system impacts a child through several levels and layers. This paper will discuss the individual and the systematic level. On an individual level, school attendance plays a significant role in resiliency (Hart & Mueller, 2013; Peltzer, 2009). Through having a full attendance at school, students have an opportunity to engage in school materials and interact with their peers and teachers (Peltzer, 2009). Some children might have various problems outside of school, which prevent them from performing to their full potential at school (Hart & Mueller, 2013; Hirschfield & Gasper, 2011; Hong & Garbarino, 2012; Li & Lerner, 2011).
A heuristic is a mental short cut or rule of thumb that is utilized and unknowingly relied on (Eysenck & Keane, 2015). Dietrich (2010), states that people are constantly making decisions that influence how they live their lives. Heuristics have been researched in order to understand how and why people make decisions. Heuristics tend to serve various functions for different people. Bodenhausen (1990) reports that people typically process information systematically, however, as it diminishes a person may rely on heuristics as a way of simplifying the task of generating specific responses.
Summertime is the best time to enjoy campouts, cookouts, and gatherings. When cooking out it is important to incorporate fresh healthy seasonal foods. It is important for kids to eat healthy even when relaxing and camping. There are many different ways to incorporate healthy ingredients and meals into their outdoor experience without sacrificing any of the fun. The following suggestions, tricks, and tips will keep your kids fully fueled throughout the day while creating lasting family bonds, traditions, and memories.
Current views of reading regard reading as an interactive process between the reader and the text which results in comprehension. The text presents words, sentences, and paragraphs that encode meaning by activating metadiscoursive skills (Crismore, 1989). In considering the pragmatics of metadiscourse in academic context, Hyland (2010) defines written metadiscourse as those “aspects of a text, which explicitly organize the discourse, engage the audience and signal the writer’s attitude” (p. 437). Hyland (1998) states that: Based on a view of writing as a social and communicative engagement between writer and reader, metadiscourse focuses our attention on the ways writers project themselves into their work to signal their communicative intentions. It is a central pragmatic construct which allows us to see how writers seek to influence readers’ understandings of both the text and their attitude towards its content and the audience.
History can help one know their background and how the world came to be. In the article, the author explains her feelings that history is necessary in giving people a sense of identity and knowing how the world is formed. History is necessary because history tells stories about one’s background so one can find out one’s ancestors. History also tells stories about events that had happened to impact the present. People tend to not care about history, but without the historical information, one would not know one’s identity and not understand everything in the present.
The idea of pinterest is similar to a bulletin board – an everyday object that being use to stick a piece of paper such as images, posters or even a note. In other words, according to Pinterest’s CEO Ben Silbermann, he call this website as a "a catalog that’s hand-picked” for users rather than as a social network, that inspires users to "go out and do that thing. " By accessing pinterest.com, people can create their boards under specific category as “Things to buy”, “How to cook…”, “Interior Inspiration” or “Magazine Layout”…etc, and then they can “pin” (bookmark) or “like” any images from other users or even any images on other websites. About their goal, on one of the articles of pinterest blog, they said: “We believe everyone’s Pinterest boards are a window into all the things that inspire them every day.
How many times have you driven around your neighborhood or town? Every time that you drive around you can spot at least one bicyclist. The number of cyclists has increased massively around the world. “Between 2000 and 2012, the number of U.S workers who traveled to work by bicycle increased by 60.8 percent according to the Census of Bureau.” (Frazzini, Shinkle, 2016)
This article review forms part of a report, the intention of this literature is to review five articles namely; “Socially Responsive design: Thinking beyond the triple bottom line to socially responsive and sustainable product design” by Gavin Melles, Ian de Vere & Vanja Misic, published in 2011, CoDesign, Vol. 7, No. 2-4, “A “Social Model” of Design: Issues of Practice and Research” By Victor Margolin and Sylvia Margolin, published in 2002, MIT Press, Vol. 18, No.4, “Rethinking Design Policy in the Third World” by Sulfikar Amir, published in 2004, MIT Press, Vol. 20, No. 4, “Design for Children’s Behaviours in Daycare Playgrounds” By Nathan H. Perkins and George Antoniuk, published in 1999, Alexandrine Press, Vol. 25, No. 1, lastly “The Politics of the Artificial” By Victor Margolin, Published in 1995, MIT Press, Vol. 28, No. 5. By reviewing these articles this paper will expose the social responsibilities of a ‘product’ designer, by looking into the history and context of social design. This paper will further bring forth the “ideal” characteristics of a socially responsible ‘product’ designer, and look into participatory design as a methodology for the socially responsible design process.