Monday, December 28, 2015

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Sunday, December 27, 2015

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Traffic, Organic Evergreen Traffic is a lot of work and it takes skill and timing and it has many complex pieces to the wound up Watch machine that it truly is!


Internet traffic is the flow of data across the Internet.

Because of the distributed nature of the Internet, there is no single point of measurement for total Internet traffic.

Internet traffic data from public peering points can give an indication of Internet volume and growth, but these figures exclude traffic that remains within a single service provider's network as well as traffic that crosses private peering points.

The phrase "Internet traffic" is sometimes used to describe web traffic, the amount of data sent and received by visitors of a particular web site.


Traffic sources

File sharing constitutes a large fraction of Internet traffic.[1]

The prevalent technology for file sharing is the BitTorrent protocol, which is a peer-to-peer (P2P) system mediated through indexing sites that provide resource directories.

The traffic patterns of P2P systems are often described as problematic and causing congestion.[2]

According to a Sandvine Research in 2013, Bit Torrent’s share of Internet traffic decreased by 20% to 7.4% overall, reduced from 31% in 2008.[3]

Streaming media provides users with video and audio resources, such as YouTube and Spotify.


Traffic management

Internet Connectivity Distribution & Core.svg

The Internet does not employ any formally centralized facilities for traffic management.

Its progenitor networks, especially the ARPANET established early backbone infrastructure which carried traffic between major interchange centers for traffic, resulting in a tiered, hierarchical system of internet service providers (ISPs) within which the tier 1 networks provided traffic exchange through settlement-free peering and routing of traffic to lower-level tiers of ISPs.

The dynamic growth of the worldwide network resulted in ever-increasing interconnections at all peering levels of the Internet, so that a robust system developed that could mediate link failures, bottlenecks, and other congestion at many levels.[citation needed]


Tax on Internet use

A planned tax on Internet use in Hungary introduced a 150 forint (US$0.62, €0.47) tax per gigabyte of data traffic, in a move intended to reduce Internet traffic and also assist companies to offset corporate income tax against the new levy.[4]

Hungary achieved 1.15 billion gigabytes last year and another 18 million gigabytes accumulated by mobile devices. This would have resulted in extra revenue of 175 billion forints under the new tax based on the consultancy firm eNet.[4]

According to Yahoo News, economy minister Mihály Varga defended the move saying "the tax was fair as it reflected a shift by consumers to the Internet away from phone lines" and that "150 forints on each transferred gigabyte of data – was needed to plug holes in the 2015 budget of one of the EU’s most indebted nations".[5]

Some people argue that the new plan on Internet tax would prove disadvantageous to the country’s economic development, limit access to information and hinder the freedom of expression.[6]

Approximately 36,000 people have signed up to take part in an event on Facebook to be held outside the Economy Ministry to protest against the possible tax.[5]

Traffic classification

Traffic classification describes the methods of classifying traffic by observing features passively in the traffic, and in line to particular classification goals. There might be some that only have a vulgar classification goal.

For example, whether it is bulk transfer, peer to peer file sharing or transaction-orientated. Some others will set a finer-gained classification goal, for instance the exact number of application represented by the traffic.

Traffic features included port number, application payload, temporal, packet size and the characteristic of the traffic.

There are a vast range of methods to allocate Internet traffic including exact traffic, for instance port (computer networking) number, payload, heuristic or statistical machine learning.[7] are the main methods.

Accurate network traffic classification is elementary to quite a few Internet activities, from security monitoring to accounting and from quality of service to providing operators with useful forecasts for long-term provisioning.

Yet, classification schemes are extremely complex to operate accurately due to the shortage of available knowledge to the network.

For example, the packet header related information is always insufficient to allow for an precise methodology. Consequently, the accuracy of any traditional method are between 50%-70%.

Bayesian analysis techniques

Work[8] involving supervised machine learning to classify network traffic.

Data are hand-classified (based upon flow content) to one of a number of categories.

A combination of data set (hand-assigned) category and descripttions of the classified flows (such as flow length, port numbers, time between consecutive flows) are used to train the classifier.

To give a better insight of the technique itself, initial assumptions are made as well as applying two other techniques in reality.

One is to improve the quality and separation of the input of information leading to an increase in accuracy of the Naive Bayes classifier technique.

The basis of categorizing work is to classify the type of Internet traffic; this is done by putting common groups of applications into different categories, e.g., "normal" versus "malicious", or more complex definitions, e.g., the identification of specific applications or specific Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) implementations.[9]

Adapted from Logg et al.[10]

Survey

Traffic classification is a major component of automated intrusion detection systems.[11][12][13]

They are used to identify patterns as well as indication of network resources for priority customers, or identify customer use of network resourrs that in some way contravenes the operator’s terms of service.

Generally deployed Internet Protocol (IP) traffic classification techniques are based approximately on direct inspection of each packet’s contents at some point on the network.

Source address: port and destination address are included in successive IP packet's with similar if not the same 5-tuple of protocol type. ort are considered to belong to a flow whose controlling application we wish to determine.

Simple classficaiton infers the controlling application’s identity by assuming that most applications consistently use’ well known’ TCP or UDP port numbers.

Even though, many candidates are increasingly using unpredictable port numbers. As a result, more sophisticated classification techniques infer application type by looking for application-specific data within the TCP or User Datagram Protocol (UDP) payloads.[14]

Global Internet traffic

Aggregating from multiple sources and applying usage and bitrate assumptions, Cisco Systems, a major network systems company, has published the following historical Internet Protocol (IP) and Internet traffic figures:[15]

Global Internet traffic by year

Year
IP Traffic
(PB/month)
Fixed Internet traffic
(PB/month)
Mobile Internet traffic
(PB/month)
1990 0.001 0.001 n/a
1991 0.002 0.002 n/a
1992 0.005 0.004 n/a
1993 0.01   0.01   n/a
1994 0.02   0.02   n/a
1995 0.18   0.17   n/a
1996 1.9     1.8     n/a
1997 5.4     5.0     n/a
1998 12       11       n/a
1999 28       26       n/a
2000 84       75       n/a
2001 197       175       n/a
2002 405       356       n/a
2003 784       681       n/a
2004 1,477       1,267       n/a
2005 2,426       2,055       0.9   
2006 3,992       3,339       4      
2007 6,430       5,219       15      
2008 9,927       7,639       38      
2009 14,414       10,676       92      
2010 20,197       14,929       256      
2011 27,483       20,634       597      
2012 - 31,338       885      


"Fixed Internet traffic" refers perhaps to traffic from residential and commercial subscribers to ISPs, cable companies, and other service providers.

"Mobile Internet traffic" refers perhaps to backhaul traffic from cellphone towers and providers.

The overall "Internet traffic" figures, which can be 30% higher than the sum of the other two, perhaps factors in traffic in the core of the national backbone, whereas the other figures seem to be derived principally from the network periphery.

Internet backbone traffic in the United States

The following data for the Internet backbone in the US comes from the Minnesota Internet Traffic Studies (MINTS):[16]


US Internet backbone traffic by year
Year Data (TB/month)
1990 1
1991 2
1992 4
1993 8
1994 16
1995 n/a
1996 1,500
1997 2,500–4,000
1998 5,000–8,000
1999 10,000–16,000
2000 20,000–35,000
2001 40,000–70,000
2002 80,000–140,000
2003 n/a
2004 n/a
2005 n/a
2006 450,000–800,000
2007 750,000–1,250,000
2008 1,200,000–1,800,000
2009 1,900,000–2,400,000
2010 2,600,000–3,100,000
2011 3,400,000–4,100,000


The Cisco data can be seven times higher than the Minnesota Internet Traffic Studies (MINTS) data not only because the Cisco figures are estimates for the global—not just the domestic US—Internet, but also because Cisco counts "general IP traffic (thus including closed networks that are not truly part of the Internet, but use IP, the Internet Protocol, such as the IPTV services of various telecom firms)".[17]

The MINTS estimate of US national backbone traffic for 2004, which may be interpolated as 200 petabytes/month, is a plausible tree-fold multiple of the traffic of the US's largest backbone carrier, Level(3) Inc., which claims an average traffic level of 60 petabytes/month.[18]

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Saturday, December 26, 2015

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Engagement marketing, sometimes called "experiential marketing," "event marketing," "on-ground marketing," "live marketing," or "participation marketing," is a marketing strategy that directly engages consumers and invites and encourages consumers to participate in the evolution of a brand.

Rather than looking at consumers as passive receivers of messages, engagement marketers believe that consumers should be actively involved in the production and co-creation of marketing programs, developing a relationship with the brand.

Consumer Engagement is when a brand and a consumer connect.

According to Brad Nierenberg, experiential marketing is the live, one-on-one interactions that allow consumers to create connections with brands. [1]

Consumers will continue to seek and demand one-on-one, shareable interaction with a brand. [2]


Engagement

Engagement measures the extent to which a consumer has a meaningful brand experience when exposed to commercial advertising, sponsorship, television contact, or other experience.

In March 2006 the Advertising Research Foundation defined Engagement as "turning on a prospect to a brand idea enhanced by the surrounding context".[3]

The ARF has also defined the function whereby engagement impacts a brand: Engagement.gif
Engagement is complex because a variety of exposure and relationship factors affect engagement, making simplified rankings misleading.

Typically, engagement with a medium often differs from engagement with advertising, according to an analysis conducted by the Magazine Publishers of America.[4]

Related to this notion is the term program engagement, which is the extent to which consumers recall specific content after exposure to a program and advertising.

Starting in 2006 U.S. broadcast networks began guaranteeing specific levels of program engagement to large corporate advertisers.[5]

Multi-dimensional communication

Keith Ferrazzi wrote in 2009 that we were moving out of the Information Age and into what he termed the Relationship Age.

"Emotion, empathy, and cooperation are critical to success," he wrote, "at a time when technology and human interaction are intersecting in new ways.

Trust and conversation are crucial in this new economy." [6][7]

Ultimately, engagement marketing attempts to connect more strongly consumers with brands by "engaging" them in a dialogue and two-way, cooperative interaction.

Robert Gourley, the creative director of the participation, summed up the idea this way; "People don't talk to brands, they talk to people." [8]

This conversation between consumers and the products and services they consume is an attempt to take historical one-dimensional communication to a new level.

For decades, consumers would simply watch a commercial or look at a print ad that advertisers produced.

One-way communication isn't considered engagement.

In 2006, researchers from the market research company Gallup identified two-dimensional (two-way) communication where consumers participate, share, and interact with a brand as a creator of the engagement crucial to business and personal success.[9]

Two-dimensional (2D) communication and engagement is where "both giver and receiver are listening to each other, interacting, learning and growing from the process."[10]

Three-dimensional engagement, coined "3DE" in the book "The Relationship Age,"[11][page needed] has "not only length and width, but depth, where both giver and receiver connect to a higher power and are changed in the experience.

Not just a conversation, but connection to a purpose that transforms all in the process." [12][13]


Engagement marketing as philosophy

Greg Ippolito, former creative director of the engagement marketing agency Annodyne, wrote that the key point of differentiation between engagement marketing and other forms is that the former "is anchored by a philosophy, rather than a focus on specific marketing tools." [14]

That philosophy is that audiences should be engaged in the sales process when they want, and by which channels they prefer.

He argues that traditional top-down marketing results, largely, in the production and communication of white noise.

Whereas engagement marketing assumes a different approach:
Think of a salesperson who walks up to you in a store. You tell him thanks, you’re okay, you’re just looking. But he hovers and looms, finds ways to insert himself into your activity, and is a general annoyance. That’s what typical marketing feels like: intrusive and disruptive. Engagement Marketing is the opposite. It’s a salesperson who hangs back and engages you if/when you need help. Who can sense what you want to do, and help you arrive at that decision. Who will contact you directly with exclusive sales information, if — and only if — you request it.
Engagement Marketing, done well, means connecting with audiences who want to hear from you, in relevant, meaningful, interesting ways. If you can pull that off, everything changes.[14]
After launching IMA in 2013, Ippolito shifted his focus to momentum marketing — described as "the next evolution of engagement marketing"[15] — which shares the same customer-centric philosophy, but places a greater emphasis on leveraging data to reach target audiences online via their most well-traveled channels:
[M]odern consumers are hard to pin down; they're constantly in motion — traversing different spaces, utilizing different media, and as always, experiencing a range of different thoughts and feelings throughout any given day ... [The key is to] leverage the existing momentum of target consumers. By doing so, we can organically guide them where we want them to go — with minimum waste and maximum efficiency.[16]

 

Brand experience

The brand and the "brand experience" are directly taken to consumers through interactive channels of retail, digital and live events.

Rather than wait for the consumer to find it, the brand takes itself directly to the consumer with campaigns that resonate on a personal level.

This is closely related to the definition of transparent marketing. Transparent Marketing is a strategy used to personalize the content marketed to a customer by engaging them in Web 2.0 social media technologies such as blogs, live chat and product ratings.

Through these web based technologies, companies are able to provide true transparency to their company and products, good or bad.

In addition, they are able to build trusting and lasting relationships with their customers.

In an interview with Henry Jenkins (DeFlorz Professor of Humanities and Founder and Director of the Comparative Media Studies Program at MIT), Alan Moore said...
Engagement Marketing is a very broad term, and purposefully so. At its heart, is the insight that human beings are highly social animals, and have an innate need to communicate and interact. Therefore, any engagement marketing initiative must allow for two-way flows of information and communication. We believe, people embrace what they create.
And why is this important? Because in advanced economies the values of society and the individual change. At the heart of this is the key issue around identity and belonging. We have always had community. Pre-industrialization, we were tied to our communities by geography, tradition, the state and birthright. External forces shaped our identity. However, in a post-modern world we can have many selves, as we undertake a quest for self identity.
This is described as Psychological Self-Determination the ability to exert control over the most important aspects of one's life, especially personal identity, which has become the source of meaning and purpose in a life no longer dictated by geography or tradition.[17]
The Community Generation, shun traditional organizations in favor of unmediated relationship to the things they care about. The Community Generation, seek and expect direct participation and influence. They possess the skills to lead, confer and discuss. These people are not watching television and have grown up in a world of search and two-way flows of communication.
Going further Engagement Marketing is premised upon: transparency - interactivity - immediacy - facilitation - engagement - co-creation - collaboration - experience and trust, these words define the migration from mass media to social media.
The explosion of: Myspace, YouTube, Second Life and other MMORPG's, Citizen Journalism, Wicki's and Swicki's, TV formats like Pop Idol, or Jamies School Dinners, Blogs, social search, The Guinness Visitor Centre in Dublin or the Eden project in Cornwall UK, mobile games like Superstable or Twins, or, new business platforms like Spreadshirt.com all demonstrate a new socio-economic model, where engagement sits at the epicentre.[18]

From Alan Moore's second interview with Henry Jenkins:[19]
Last Friday, I introduced my readers to Alan Moore — not the comic book creator but the brand guru — a cutting edge thinker about the ways that grassroots communities are reshaping the branding process. Moore, with Tomi T Ahonen, wrote a book called Communities Dominate Brands. The book spells out their vision for where media is headed — towards what Moore described last time as a "connected society"— and what it means for the branding process. Here, Moore gets deeper into some of the issues which will be of particular interest to regular readers of this blog — the economic value of fans to advertisers and media producers, the issue of compensating for user-generated content, the case of Pop Idol as a global media franchise, and the concept of transmedia planning.

 

Early examples of successful engagement marketing campaigns

PROMO magazine has credited Gary M. Reynolds, founder of GMR Marketing of New Berlin, Wisconsin, with being the pioneer in the practice of engagement marketing.

It has cited Reynolds' formation of the Miller Band Network in 1979 as the seminal engagement marketing moment.[20]

In Japan, Tohato launched two new snacks brands, "Tyrant Habanero Burning Hell Hot" and "Satan Jorquia Bazooka Deadly Hot" in 2007 in an award-winning campaign which broke new ground in engagement marketing by combining multiplayer online gaming with advertising, on a mobile phone.

Customers were encouraged to join nightly battles in a virtual game, on behalf of either snack brand, to determine the winner of the "World's Worst War".

The games ran at 4 AM. The campaign was designed by Japanese ad agency Hakuhodo and won the Yellow Pencil award at the annual D&AD advertising awards ceremony where mobile ads were recognized for the first time in May 2008.

Another example of engagement marketing is seen in the marketing strategy of Jones Soda.

At the company's website, regular customers are allowed to send in photos that will then be printed on bottles of the soda.

These photos can be put on a small order of custom-made soda, or, if the photos are interesting enough, they can be put into production and used as labels for a whole production run.[21]

 This strategy is effective at getting customers to co-create the product, and engaging customers with the brand.

Another good example of engagement marketing is seen in the unique marketing strategy of Jaihind Collection Pune for their paraplegic fashion Show.[22]

This strategy is effective at getting customers to co-create the product, and engaging customers with the brand.

Common offline engagement marketing tools

  • Mobile marketing tours: often, brands will utilize custom-branded RV's, Buses, and Motor Coaches to draw attention to their offering, serving as mobile billboards as well as mobile centers to create brand experiences on-site in retail parking lots or at larger events.
  • Marketing through amenities: companies promote their brands through interactive marketing via amenities such as charging stations.
  • IOT Device connected to social platforms that display the numbers of fans and personalised messages to the off line customers.

 

So all of this or very little of this has anything to do with you. "The Affiliate Wanna Be" and Your Foundation.

 

I have said it once or twice before we have to work on ourselves as we set out to become a Marketer. We need to stop chasing Unicorns or Butterflies or Mermaids. These are but distractions sent by the destroyer. The one keeping us from our true goal our "Why" "the Big Dream" the desire of our hearts. 

 

An Affiliate's Foundation begins and ends with Focus your ability to pay attention to the little details and this is no easy task. The Ability to or the Lack there of.  This is Key without It you'd be chasing Butterflies and Distasteful Lies ["Shinny Objects" or "The Next Best Thing']

 

#1. You Need a Market or Niche to Sell From and To.

You need to know exactly what it is that your going to promote. Be it Systems, Software, Tools, Services, Digital products, Hard Product or physical products. And these need to belong to this Market Niche. 

 

Remember you are new! You Need to Focus on ONE thing at a Time! One Step at a Time! The Abc's and The 123's 

I am suggesting you start with Digital products unless you have your own Products already. 


Okay now lets take these Ideas and throw them in a pot and simmer them down to one two at the very most. Pick one and keep the other as a backup or plan B choose only one of these two things that you would like to promote. 

 

While that is stewing in your kettle. You'll need set up the Accounts that you will need to do the Thing; that you are wishing to do.

 

Your Foundation is easily set-up and is rather simple. Its a short lists of tools and accounts.

1. A Domain Name Preferably "Your Name" or as close as you can get to it or an Alis if you wish to remain anonymous.  Or Even your Company's Name or even a Brand Name or its Identifier.

 

donaldberesjr.com  This is My Name and right now the only thing it is tied to is My first Free report. But you can tie whatever or how many whatever s you want to It.

 

Now these are all Individual website Domains that I personally got a while Back 2010-2012. You do not need more then one!

 I repeat you Do Not Need any more then the One. To be an Affiliate Marketer.

 I am doing something much bigger then being An affiliate alone.

An example of an Identifier is an abbreviation or an Image Logo like Nike's little Angel wing check mark :

 

PW&OSfStSM ==> Identifier: 

My Image Identifier is the Anchor hooked to the Cross. You can see it in many of my writes accompanied by a picture of my ugly mug.

The web addresses are branded as well. Their all tied to the Sinbadthesailorman Dot ____ ==> Brand Title: 

Poetry Writes & Other Stuff from Sinbad the Sailor Man <== Brand's Title

and

Poetry Writes & Stuff from Sinbad the Sailor Man

 

 

 

#2.  You Need a Way to Collect and disperse Monies: I suggest you start out with Paypal.com.

You have two options now. Business or Personal I'll leave that up to you to decide which you wish to use. Click the link sign up! It is simple an easy to follow instructions. Get it Done! Its Free!

 

#3.  You Need an Affiliate Broker: I suggest ClickBank for all beginners! 

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#4. You Need to build and Manage you lists. I suggest Aweber.com and /Or GetResponse.com

These both come with 30 day Free trials and they are both excellent software programs. I am cutting Back As I use them both and It is to confusing for me right now. 

 

So I will be choosing only one Until I get my lists built to the next monthly pay rate. Then I will turn the other back on to split my affiliate offers and my Lists campaigns.

 

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Wednesday, December 23, 2015

Control Panels Looking For The Right One When Seeking a Hosting Company



A control panel, in web hosting, is a web-based interface provided by the hosting company that allows customers to manage their various hosted services in a single place.

Some of the commonly available modules in most control panels:

References

cPanel, Inc. is a privately owned corporation headquartered in the Upper Kirby district in Houston, Texas.[8]

The software was originally designed as the control panel for Speed Hosting,[9] a now-defunct web hosting company.

The original author of cPanel, John Nick Koston, had a stake in Speed Hosting. Web King quickly began using cPanel after their merger with Speed Hosting.

After Speed Hosting and Webking merged, the new company moved their servers to Virtual Development Inc. (VDI), a now-defunct hosting facility. Following an agreement between John Nick Koston and VDI, cPanel was only available to customers hosted directly at VDI.

At the time there was little competition in the control panel market with the main choices being VDI and Alabanza. cPanel 3 was released in 1999.

See also



 

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