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eHow Terms of Use

Saturday, October 24th, 2009

It is important to read, understand, and follow eHow’s Terms of Use. Created for operational efficiency, the Terms of Use are an important fundamental part of the everyday usage of eHow and the creation of articles by eHow members. Members of the eHow for Beginners Group are encouraged to read the Terms of Use, understand them (or if not, ask questions until you do), and follow them at all times when navigating the site, creating content for the site, and spreading the word about the site.

I recently found myself experimenting with different ways to make money with Google Adsense. It wasn’t until I had already broke some of the rules in the Terms of Use on Google’s Adsense site that I read them and realized what I had done. Basically, you are allowed to post ads on your website. Google takes care of the rest. I was doing other things, and now I am potentially at risk of losing my Adsense benefits. The same can happen on eHow. It is easy to take a couple of minutes to read through the Terms of Use, so please do so as soon as you are able.

Thanks,

Brett Stenger

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I try to post to my blogs as often as I can

Sunday, October 11th, 2009

Keeping active is very important on any site, but especially when you are trying to get noticed, or get your work noticed. The more visible you are, the more likely others are going to notice you and your work. Keep your work current. Visitors like to see that you are live on the site, or that you were just there recently. This gives a certain welcoming feeling. On eHow, it is just as important for your articles to be current. The more you are updating your work, the more often you are getting crawled by the search engines, also. This is good for all your articles, past and present. In order for your work to show up on search engines such as Google, Yahoo, or Bing, it has to be crawled. When it is crawled, the search engines are just looking through your articles for keywords. This way when someone searches, they can find your article. Hope this helps, and I will keep trying to post here as often as I can.

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