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Main Meetings
HOW TO WIN AT GOOGLE
Thursday, May 3, 2012, 7:00 p.m.,
White Plains Middle School, Room 261, White Plains,
How do you get your website to the top of Google?
You put up a website and when you search for your domain
name, Google finds it. But when you search for some phrase that a potential
customer would search for...you’re on page ten!
Ed Weinberg’s company,
ThinkBigSites.com,
has gotten competitive keyword phrases such as
"motorcycle battery,"
"discount tools," and "candy" to the top of Google’s page one. Come hear the
techniques and tools used to get websites highly ranked, and hear a little
of PPC and Social Media Marketing.
Ed Weinberg has been involved in the Internet since
the mid 90’s when he started an Internet hosting company. He has a degree in
electrical engineering and is a Red Hat Certified Engineer.
For more information, contact Deb Meisels at
debmeisels@gmail.com

MORE MS SHORTCUTS
Thursday, June 7, 2012, 7:00 p.m.,
White Plains Middle School, Room 261, White Plains, NY
There are many ways to be able to achieve the same things
with computer software programs involving the mouse
and
the keyboard. The advantage of using the keyboard shortcuts is speed. As you
are typing you don't have to interrupt the flow by removing your hands from
the keyboard.
Join WPCUG's Excel workshop leaders Steve Nadel and
Steve Rapp, along with Word workshop leader Fred Howley, as we
review the common keyboard shortcuts to the very interesting and useful
shortcuts of which you might not be aware. We'll look at shortcuts from the
Windows Operating 7 system as well as others from Microsoft Office Suite's
Word, Excel, and Outlook.
For more information, contact Deb Meisels at
debmeisels@gmail.com.

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CYBER
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