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Who doesn't want to earn a little money online? Everyone wants traffic to come to their websites and there are people who are ready to pay a lot to make it happen. But did you know that you can also make it happen without actually having to pay for it? You can get website traffic for free!

Google, Yahoo and MSN offer various methods of online advertising like the PPC campaigns to help drive meaningful traffic to your website. But you can use these services only if you have that kind of advertising budget. Mostly small or newly started businesses don't have the kind of budget that can support PPC campaigns, so what options do they really have?

If you have a small business and do not have a big advertising budget, you can still get meaningful website traffic and all this without spending money. The only thing that you will need to spend is time. There are many people who have done this before and there are many more that are generating profit and the only way you can do it is through something as simple as writing informative and relevant articles.

Of course article writing is not as easy as it seems but like we said before, all you need to invest is your time. The mantra is speed writing through which you will be able to produce a very good article within an hour. There are certain steps that you will have to follow for effective speed writing and they are:

Website Traffic Step I: Topic
The most important part of any article is its topic. You will have to choose a topic first, which should be related to your business, service or product. You need to identify the audience you want the article to address to and what message you want to send across. For example: If you are offering Digital SLR cameras then you can write articles on the different types of photography that can be done using this camera like wildlife, landscape, macro, travel etc. You can even provide informative articles on the different types of lens. You can even search the internet to find a topic that is related to your product or services.

Website Traffic Step II: Providing Solution
Always make sure that your articles start with the intention of solving a particular problem. For example: you can create an article that will provide readers with a solution for keeping their Tele-zoom lenses dry and clean or information that will help them to take better pictures in low light conditions. When you write such an article, you are basically addressing reader's problems and providing a solution without the reader having to ask you for one. The article needs to be divided into 3 sections:

1. Problem: Identifying the problem and promising an effective solution
2. The process: Build your article around the solution and provide it in a step by step process and underline each of the processes. It is always easier for the reader to understand a step-by-step process
3. Conclusion: Provide a strong conclusion but more than that try to provide references from where readers can find detailed information. Always end on a positive note.

Website Traffic Step III: Speed writing your first draft
Writing the first draft is always the most difficult because you have to put all your research, ideas and thoughts together to create one informative and interesting article. You have to convey to the reader that you understand what his/her problem is and that you are here to provide the right solution and keep their attention on the article. One of the best ways of doing it is by writing in small paragraphs and by providing 2-3 sub headings. Provide 2-3 paragraphs per heading and you can also use bulleted points where necessary.

Usage of simple terminology instead of technical jargons is important. The tone should be friendly and personal. When a reader goes through your article, it should not sound like you are addressing everyone else except your reader. Make your reader feel as if the article was written only for him/her.

Once you have completed the draft, check for grammatical errors, sentence construction errors etc. Proofread it a couple of times and when you are completely satisfied, you will be ready to publish it.

Website Traffic Step IV: Publish it
The last step of speed writing is publishing the article. You can publish it on your website or on external websites, internet magazines, article submission directories etc.

Speed writing is the new age mantra for article writing and one of the best ways of driving your target audience to your website.

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I have recently bought a canon 400d, and looking for all round lens?

i want some suggestions on lenses. looking especially for an all round wide and resonable tele zoom lens, particularly would like a good quality lens to 'live' on thte body most of the time when traveling.

was consideringthe following
canon EF 24-70 f/2.8 USM
canon 24-105 f/4L IS (poss a bit expensive right now)
Tamron 17-50 f/2.8

any comments on these or other suggestions much appreciated

One of our long-time members seems to hav gone on hiatus, so I will pass along his standard answer.

EF-S 17-85mm f/4-5.6 IS USM (28-135 equiv.) ($500)

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelDetailAct&fcategoryid=149&modelid=10511

See also: http://www.popphoto.com/lensreview/canon-ef-s_17-85mm_f4-5.6_is_usm.html

Yes, this it's a bit expensive - although half the price of the 24-70 you listed - but you'll find that 24 mm on a 400D with its 1.6X lens factor is only a moderately wide angle lens.

I have a 17-55 f/2.8 for my Nikons and it is a beautiful lens. Canon makes a directly comparable lens that seems pretty nice. The 17 mm is a decent wide angle, but 55 is not so hot for tele if you want to use it as your main lens.

My lens that stays on the camera most of the time is the 18-200 VR lens. ("VR" is Nikon's version of "IS.") I can't believe that Canon has not come up with a similar lens, because Nikon can't make these fast enough to keep up with the demand.

I see that Sigma has one, although there is no image stabilization: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=12039&A=details&Q=&sku=373747&is=REG&addedTroughType=categoryNavigation

So does Tamron: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=12039&A=details&Q=&sku=363593&is=REG&addedTroughType=categoryNavigation

Image stabilization really DOES help, but if you are looking for one lens to do it all while traveling, I really like the 18-200 zoom. For you, this would be a 35 mm equivalent of about 28-320.

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