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Yes, Amulyam works! I have on multiple occasions received free recharges on my mobile courtesy their site.   The Concept Basically Amulyam offers you money for viewing ads delivered by them to your mail inbox. There are also other ways of making money for example, creating and/or participating in contests or completing surveys or partner offers. They also credit money to you account when you purchase articles from participating ecommerce websites. Once your account reaches a minimum balance of Rs 10, you can use the money to recharge your mobile at the click of a button. The concept is simple, yet effective. Why Amulyam Works and Others Don't Amulyam works primarily because it a very low payment threshold. Similar "get paid to view ads" websites often have a very high payment threshold. It takes a very long time (often over a year) to reach the payment threshold; not to mention the lack of enough ads to view or contests to participate in, meaning...

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In an earlier post I had discussed, in some detail, what in effect is the correct measure of bounce rate . In this post I will be discussing some strategies you can employ to gainfully reduce your site's bounce rate. Before I begin, however, I would like to recap what bounce rate is all about. To put it in a nutshell, Bounce rate, is a measure of user engagement - ascertained by establishing the amount of time an average user stays put on your blog/website. Thus if a majority of your website visits lasts, say less than 20 seconds, your site could be considered to have a very high bounce rate. Keeping your site's bounce rate down is an important consideration for SEO purposes. This is because major search engines like Google and Bing consider user engagement as an important measure of a site's quality. Now, since bounce rate is a measure of user engagement (or the relative lack of it), sites with a low bounce rate are generally considered (by search engines) to...

Quora recently announced the launch of Quora Blogs - a new service that allows Quora users to create their very own blogs - turning it into a blogging platform overnight.

Data visualisation is now one of the most popular ways of presenting complex information and with good reason. Infographics, and other forms of visualisation, allow people to digest information without having to wade through pages and pages of text. But not every infographic is a good one; the web is chock full of visualisations which have failed to capture interest, representing a huge amount of wasted time and money. Here are five steps you must take to help ensure your infographic doesn't end up on the scrap heap. 1 – Your data must be interesting and reliable The interesting part should go without saying, and if you're an expert within a particular niche you'll have a good understanding of just what will appeal to others working in the sector. However, you need to balance your desire to excite with the need for accuracy. The web is full of misleading or incorrect statistics, scooping these up and putting them in an infographic means it is more likely t...

Your father wakes up in the morning and heads to the open to enjoy a breath of fresh air. You wake up in the morning, head straight to the computer and delete those hundreds of useless emails that seem to have found their way into your email inbox in the death of the night. If spam deletion is more of an early morning ritual for you, its time to stand up and take action. The following tips will help you keep your Inbox clean and clutter free. 1. Unsubscribe Keep getting those promotional emails from one source or the other every single minute? Unsubscribing is the way to go for you. If the promotional email that you just received is from a (somewhat) reliable source, you are sure to find an unsubscribe link hidden somewhere within the text. I say hidden for the print is often so small that even the most powerful microscopes might fail to come to your aid.  You are most likely to encounter the 'unsubscribe' link towards the end of the email. However i...