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PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire -06/04/12)- A recent MSNBC report analyzes the effects of one Gallup poll that was released a few weeks ago. After surveying 60,000 women, the poll found that unemployed stay-at-home moms were generally more depressed and angrier than employed women. In addition, these stay-at-home mothers claimed they smiled less, learned less interesting things and were struggling with their daily responsibilities. While these figures may prove discouraging to mothers, the MSNBC article encourages at-home women to achieve a sense of accomplishment that is commonly associated with positive emotions. Internet Solution Source is one company that understands the restrictions that may keep a mother from pursuing a job away from home, and offers an alternative for these parents to experience feelings of independence.

In the report, Robi Ludwig, psychotherapist, says many of these feelings stem from isolation. "It's hard to feel accomplished. It's hard to define themselves because they're overloaded with the have-to-dos of the home. It's a job that's never complete," Ludwig adds. The psychotherapist and Today.com contributor says that even if a woman cannot take on a full-time job, any kind of work that is not associated with the home can curb negative emotions. "There have been studies that suggest the happiest women are women who have kids and can work part time and have a bit more flexibility over their schedule."

Internet Solution Source joins this conversation by offering a way for women to take on a new professional life, without compromising their responsibilities. The company gives stay-at-home parents, retirees and college students a way to supplement their income through online affiliate marketing. With a small membership fee, members are invited to set up online stores that sell products from several manufacturers. As a result, users obtain a portion of the profit.

According to Internet Solution Source, what may be the greatest part of the program is that it is easy-to-use and easy-to-understand. For the stay-at-home mother that is facing schedule constraints, this can prove a viable option. After simple tutorials that are provided by the company, these women could have their own affiliate stores set up in a relatively short amount of time.

The program does not dictate hours, and users can choose to operate their websites anywhere from an hour a day to full time. Internet Solution Source believes this option is a great choice for mothers who do not have the time or resources to search for a part-time job outside of the home. The company says that the program offers a chance for negatively affected stay-at-home moms to take a quick break, run their own business, and easily return to their parental responsibilities without stress.

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Internet Solution Source is a company that makes the affiliate marketing industry accessible to people who are inexperienced in marketing or online commerce. The company provides an opportunity for users to set up a customized online affiliate store through a series of easy-to-follow instructions that are included with membership.

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The time for testing is over as Facebook, Cisco, Comcast, and others will soon permanently enable next-generation Internet technology with vastly more elbow room. What's it all mean?

What began as a 24-hour test a year ago will become business as usual on Wednesday as a range of big-name Internet companies permanently switch on the next-generation IPv6 networking technology.

And now there's no turning back.

"IPv6 is being enabled and kept on by more than 1,500 Web sites and ISPs in 22 countries," said Arbor Networks, a company that monitors global Internet traffic closely.

Internet Protocol version 6 has one big improvement over the prevailing IPv4 standard it's designed to supplant: room to grow. However, moving to IPv6 isn't simple, which is why many organizations on the Internet have banded together for Wednesday's World IPv6 Launch event overseen by a standards and advocacy group called the Internet Society.

In practice, IPv6 has been gradually arriving on the Net already, and there's a long way to go after the event. But the launch day is a real milestone. Here's a look at some of the issues involved.

Why all the IPvWhatever fuss? Because the Internet is running out of room.

Today, IPv4 is used to describe the network address to almost all smartphones, PCs, servers, and Internet-enabled refrigerators so that other devices can exchange data. For example, your computer needs to know the IP address of CNET News to read this story, and CNET's server needs to know your computer's IP address to send the Web page information to it.

IPv4, though, offers only 4.3 billion addresses (2 to the 32nd power, or 4,294,967,296, to be precise). That may sound like a lot, but there are ever more devices to connect to the Internet, and many of the IPv4 addresses are inaccessibly squirreled away by organizations that got large tracts of them earlier in the history of the Internet.

The upshot is that the problem called IPv4 address exhaustion is real: the pipeline of new ones is emptying out. That's a problem for businesses that want to set up new Internet services or for carriers wanting to sell another few million smartphones.

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The online industry is gearing up for what promises to be a watershed moment in the history of the internet on 6 June - a day known as World IPv6 Launch.

On that day, internet service providers (ISPs), home router manufacturers and web companies around the world will permanently enable version six of the IP addressing scheme (IPv6) for their products and services, in an attempt to kickstart a global transition to the new internet protocol.

Participating ISPs, such and AT&T, Comcast and the UK's education network Janet, will enable IPv6 for enough users so that at least one percent of their residential subscribers who visit participating websites will do so using IPv6.

Meanwhile, home networking equipment manufacturers, such as Cisco and D-Link, will enable IPv6 by default through their home router products, and web companies like Facebook, Google and Microsoft Bing will permanently enable IPv6 on their main websites.

IPv6 is seen as critical to the internet's continued growth, as the current protocol, IPv4, allows for just 4.3 billion IP addresses - a number close to exhaustion due to the explosion of internet-connected devices. In comparison, IPv6 allows for 3.4 trillion trillion trillion addresses.

As well as accommodating internet growth for the foreseeable future, IPv6 could also enable the 'Internet of Things' - providing a large enough address pool for every electronic appliance to have an IP address and share data with other appliances in real time without human intervention.

"With IPv6, things are about to get very interesting indeed," said Ben Pirt, VP of engineering at Cosm. "Already we're starting to see devices as diverse as weighing scales, lighting and toasters connect to the Internet of Things. In the near future we're going to see much more sophisticated uses for these connected objects and sensors, helping us to better understand the world around us."

In February 2011, the internet authority IANA allocated its last batch of IPv4 addresses to the regional internet registries (RIRs), which are responsible for local distribution of IP addresses to enterprises and ISPs. When those stocks of IPv4 addresses run out, as has already happened in Asia, the RIRs will have no choice but to start distributing IPv6 addresses.

IPv4 and IPv6 can coexist, but they cannot intercommunicate, meaning that the two protocols will have to run in parallel - or dual stack - for some time, in order to avoid breakages in the network. However, this relies heavily on Network Address Translation (NAT), which limits the performance of the internet.

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Enterprise SEO tools provide comprehensive site and competitor analysis. Services like seoClarity and BrightEdge provide incredible insight, but are also amazingly expensive. With a little manual effort and time you can create actionable reports at a fraction of the cost.

The power behind enterprise tools is the ability to combine the following:

First think about the following scenario. When looking at analytics, you see a spike in traffic to a particular a page. Marked at the beginning of the upward trend you also see an annotation displaying the page title had been altered, resulting in the rise in traffic for that page.

Along with the trend of organic search traffic over time, enterprise tools annotate changes to a page, increases in links, and social mentions. These and other factors might contribute to the rise or fall of incoming traffic from search engines into an aesthetically pleasing and easy to use graphical interface. While its nice to be spoon fed, it becomes more expensive with age and paying for access to enterprise tools is no exception.

Most analytics packages have the ability to annotate graphs to mark significant events. By manually pulling necessary information and adding annotations, you can mimic this functionality of enterprise tools.

Mentioned earlier was the notion that the power behind enterprise tools is way they combine site analytics with site information, rankings, links and social mentions. Most SEOs are already running similar reports manually, but there are a few interesting components to keep in mind in order to facilitate comprehensive and timely actionable insights.

Site information refers to crawling a site for response codes and changes to elements of a page that are relevant to SEO. Page titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, meta robots tags, etc.

Some enterprise SEO tools do this on a daily basis sending notifications of any major changes. By creating a spreadsheet of canonical URLs that are crawled consistently and combining those over time using something like VLOOKUP, this functionality can be mimicked.

While most SEOs say that rankings are not important, they are. Rankings can provide actionable insight into the assessment of a sites content, but it can be hard when a client decides to focus on particular rankings rather than the big picture.

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN--(Marketwire -06/04/12)- Slingshot SEO, the innovative firm delivering digital relevance for deserving brands, will be exhibiting at three leading national trade shows next week.

"As Slingshot SEO moves from a regional to a national focus, and from midcap to enterprise clients, it is critical we have a presence at industry events like these," said Jen Wilfong, Vice President of Marketing. "The Slingshot SEO team will be covering these events from coast to coast."

Slingshot SEO will be an exhibitor's sponsor at the BlogWorld & New Media Expo, June 5-7 in New York City. Billed as the place where new media becomes new business, BlogWorld & New Media Expo attendees reach and influence over 250 million people and generate 400 million impressions over the course of the event.

Slingshot SEO will also be an exhibitor sponsor at the 8th annual Internet Retailer Conference and Exhibition, June 5-8 in Chicago. By far the world's largest e-commerce event, the Internet Retailer Conference and Exhibition will host 8,000 e-retailing executives who will learn the latest practices and tools for connecting with the 21st Century consumer through social media, e-marketing, web merchandising, improving back-end operations, and boosting conversions and profitability.

Slingshot SEO will also invade Seattle next week at the SMX Advanced conference which runs June 5-8. SMX Advanced is the only search marketing conference designed exclusively for experienced internet marketers.

About Slingshot SEOIndianapolis-based Slingshot SEO was ranked #58 on the 2011 list of Inc's 500 Fastest Growing Companies, and was #14 on the 2011 Tech200. Founded in 2006, Slingshot SEO provides professional SEO services to more than 150 clients across the country. The company's results are driven by a tireless passion to make deserving brands digitally relevant. For more information about Slingshot SEO and to read customer reviews, visit: http://www.slingshotseo.com

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