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    How to promote on Reddit?

    Go to the mod list which appears in every subreddit (usually appears in the bottom right corner of every subreddit). Direct message some of the...
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 17, 2017 in forum: Social Networks
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    How to Optimize a website with images

    There are three things you can do to properly optimize your images for your online store: Save The Right Dimensions. You must open the image in...
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: Search Engine Optimization
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    how to get visitors

    Let's get you started off on the right foot! Step 1: Get the traffic you need to test your website fast! ... Step 2: Get cheap traffic quickly...
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: SEO
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    what you like most

    I like to create new things
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: Sports
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    Do you like cricket?

    Definitely
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: Sports
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    Favorite Sports?

    Cricket..
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: Sports
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    Do you go to the Gym ( Yes or No).

    No ..
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: Sports
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    Can you swim ?

    Yes, both are correct, but 'can you swim?' is the usual way of saying it. It would normally be understood as asking "do you know how to?", as...
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: Sports
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    Don't Use the Word "Realtor" - It's Trademarked

    Let's start with the meaning of the word, "Meshugas" (pronounced Meshoo-gahz"). Meshugas refers to something that is "meshuga". Meshuga, a Yiddish...
    Post by: alyciajohn, Oct 16, 2017 in forum: Legal Issues