How To Find Those Special Black Friday Deals

How To Find Those Special Black Friday Deals  
                                                                                                                                        

Even before the Turkey Dinner is eaten weary holiday goers are
bombarded with all those Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.
Most people tune out quickly but for those who cherish finding
those special "doorbusters" type of holiday deals - this post
is for you!

Granted, there is a lot of hype surrounding those two holiday
shopping days/events, but there are also a lot of deals to be
had - especially if you can manage to cut thru all the clutter
and find those real gems.

With Bizwaremagic.com, we didn't start out as a "deals-type"
site or format, it just naturally grew out of the different free
guides which evolved on the site. As well as presenting helpful
information to the visitors and subscribers - the next logical
step was to supply timely coupons/discounts so these subscribers
can get a bargain when purchasing a laptop or corporate business
gift.

When you throw in shopping events like Black Friday... the
countless offers and deals can be somewhat overwhelming, even
for the die-hard bargain hunter. That's where the Internet can
play an important role. There are some simple online sites/apps/tools
you can use which can make finding those special deals much, much easier.

We have picked Four of these Nifty Ways or things you can do to
make finding those deals a lot quicker and with a lot less stress.
We have put these on a convenient web page and explained them in
detail - along with some handy links you use. Just using a few
of these techniques should prove helpful and beneficial.

If you're interested in finding those special online deals quickly
and easily go here.


Happy Shopping. Go Get 'em!

Google Like Matt Cutts

Google Like Matt Cutts

We probably all think we know how to use Google - the major search
engine on the web. However, there are many different ways to utilize
Google search and this simple Infographic shows you exactly how.

Of special interest for webmasters and SEO enthusiasts, you can
search within a particular site by using "site:cnn.com" and
most importantly you can discover who links to a particular site by
using "link:mysite.com" in the Google search bar.

Before long you will be Googling like Matt Cutts, who is currently
taking a break from Google and probably googling like mad. His
Twitter feed shows he is currently checking out different comic books.