dev_tej_kohli
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Hello to all the members of this forum.
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Thanks,
Tej Kohli
Thanks for accepting my registration
Thanks,
Tej Kohli
Dev Tej Kohli - Hi
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Howdy Tej.
arthurracoon
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Red Dawn
Go Big Red!
I thought this was kind of strange so I googled dev tej kohli and had thousands of hits including this one:
Wow - Tej Kohli is here too.
That is 65 000 sites he is registered on! (roughly, I know some of those hits must be replies).
I have been researching him to find out what his motives for joining so many forums were and found this thread - I wish I knew as much about programming as he does. How on earth does he design software to reply to all the 'activation' account emails? (google "Hi-this is Dev Tej Kohli").
This must be some sort of 'put me at the top of internet search engine hit lists' type bot I presume.
http://www.navtej-kohli.com/
PPC - navtej kohli
December 3rd, 2005
What is a Pay Per Click Search Engine?
A Pay Per Click (PPC) search engine is a search engine that allows a person to bid an amount of money on related keywords so their site is ranked according to the amount bid.
Basically, if you bid $0.25 on the keyword “book” and that is the highest bid on that particular keyword, your site would be #1 in those results. If your competition bids $0.26, they will become #1 and your site will be #2.
The Pay Per Click industry is relatively new and there are new Pay Per Click search engines popping up to get a piece of the action. Some are good, some aren’t. We’ll show you the ones that will pay off immediately.
(and subsequent posts on same page refer to:
Competition for the top spots on search results is intensifying, and BTB advertisers must learn tactics to increase the effectiveness of campaigns in order to sustain and improve conversion rates without breaking the bank.
Ensure each click is worth the cost. To create an effective pay-per-click campaign, BTB advertisers must identify what type of visitor they want and carefully allocate budgets across both their major and targeted online advertising channels.
Major search engines are primary channels of PPC because they bring in the largest number of click-throughs and help establish brand awareness to a broad audience. Research shows that most users of major search engines are still in the window-shopping phase, researching vendor and product options for later purchase. Though branding achieves long-term goals, conversion rates from major engines are often lower than from other channels.
To raise conversion rates, BTB campaigns must target specific audiences likely to become both immediate and long-term customers. Conversion rates tracked across multiple search engines show that searchers who are ready to spend most often connect to sites from niche, or vertical, search engines.
Of to introduce myself on your forum - I have been looking for a site with answers to my linux questions - I have had lots of problems installing any version of linus until I got hold of a copy of ubuntu 6.06 from a more proficient linux mate of mine!
He theorises that it is my motherboard that has been causing me problems - now I can find out.
Wow - Tej Kohli is here too.
That is 65 000 sites he is registered on! (roughly, I know some of those hits must be replies).
I have been researching him to find out what his motives for joining so many forums were and found this thread - I wish I knew as much about programming as he does. How on earth does he design software to reply to all the 'activation' account emails? (google "Hi-this is Dev Tej Kohli").
This must be some sort of 'put me at the top of internet search engine hit lists' type bot I presume.
http://www.navtej-kohli.com/
PPC - navtej kohli
December 3rd, 2005
What is a Pay Per Click Search Engine?
A Pay Per Click (PPC) search engine is a search engine that allows a person to bid an amount of money on related keywords so their site is ranked according to the amount bid.
Basically, if you bid $0.25 on the keyword “book” and that is the highest bid on that particular keyword, your site would be #1 in those results. If your competition bids $0.26, they will become #1 and your site will be #2.
The Pay Per Click industry is relatively new and there are new Pay Per Click search engines popping up to get a piece of the action. Some are good, some aren’t. We’ll show you the ones that will pay off immediately.
(and subsequent posts on same page refer to:
Competition for the top spots on search results is intensifying, and BTB advertisers must learn tactics to increase the effectiveness of campaigns in order to sustain and improve conversion rates without breaking the bank.
Ensure each click is worth the cost. To create an effective pay-per-click campaign, BTB advertisers must identify what type of visitor they want and carefully allocate budgets across both their major and targeted online advertising channels.
Major search engines are primary channels of PPC because they bring in the largest number of click-throughs and help establish brand awareness to a broad audience. Research shows that most users of major search engines are still in the window-shopping phase, researching vendor and product options for later purchase. Though branding achieves long-term goals, conversion rates from major engines are often lower than from other channels.
To raise conversion rates, BTB campaigns must target specific audiences likely to become both immediate and long-term customers. Conversion rates tracked across multiple search engines show that searchers who are ready to spend most often connect to sites from niche, or vertical, search engines.
Of to introduce myself on your forum - I have been looking for a site with answers to my linux questions - I have had lots of problems installing any version of linus until I got hold of a copy of ubuntu 6.06 from a more proficient linux mate of mine!
He theorises that it is my motherboard that has been causing me problems - now I can find out.
Dev Tej Kohli sure does get around
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=dev_tej_kohli+&btnG=Google+Search
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=dev_tej_kohli+&btnG=Google+Search
arthurracoon
The Cardinal Smiles
yea, I thought it was stragnge that he said:
when you are automatically accepted....
dev_tej_kohli said:
when you are automatically accepted....
HeavyB3
Unregistered User
arthurracoon said:
You mean someone doesn't sit back there and approve us based on our merits? I am dissapointed. Very dissapointed.
