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By Martin Brinkmann

 Proxy is actually a server which performs as a middleman among a client, internet and you. We send our request to a proxy server, then the server forwards it to the web and then proxy reverts back to you.

There are five types of proxies:

1. Web proxy.

2. Forced proxy.

3. Anonymous proxy.

4. Open proxy.

5. Caching proxy.

The basic purpose of any proxy as discussed above is that, it will help you maintain your privacy like your IP address but it also helps in accessing certain areas on the network that might be blocked to you, example in work place, libraries, schools etc.

But the web based proxies are undoubtedly the best; they have an edge on the other ones. Web proxies are the most commonly used proxies these days. First of all, web proxies provide a fast track way in efficiently distributing network traffic in real time. They certainly help the users in making their browsing lightening fast and safe too, so it obviously becomes their first choice.

The next best thing about these web proxies is that they are developed as such that they can easily avoid censors. Some internet service providers might not allow some users, but with use of web based proxy servers it’s no longer a problem.

One of the best things about these proxies is that they have an in built feature that makes them act as a firewall. It is always recommended to surf the web with the support of these proxy servers. They ensure you that you’re IP, your ID and more importantly you are safe from the hackers.

As a kind advice for people who are blocked in attempting to surf some web pages, we might tell them that they should try to search such proxies that can’t be traced by the censors. We further recommend that you should rather find your own common proxy port numbers as well as proxy, this will enable you hassle free, fast and safe web access.

This is a hard fact about the public proxies that their numbers are not laudable, but in contrast to the public proxies there are ample of private proxy servers, that are available to you in the form of concentrators, gateways for managing outside traffic.

So never ever be afraid of hackers when you are surfing through a web based proxy server. Your peace of mind and connectivity quality is 100% guaranteed with these web based servers; you can now rely on these servers for your peace of mind and better performance too.

Martin runs his own technology blog at Ghacks Technology News where he publishes Web Proxy lists and other privacy, security and Internet related topics.

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Advice For Internet Marketing Newbies
By Kevin Sinclair

 Internet Marketing newbies represent the largest number of people who burn out or otherwise fail to make it in internet based businesses. In this article, I have some tips which can help newcomers to not only make it, but to thrive in the world of web based business. If you are new to the field yourself, you’ll read a lot her which will remind you of yourself.

You aspire to make the kind of income which would come from a high paid full time job; for the most part without putting in very much time actually working - letting you enjoy your income and living the kind of lifestyle you want.

Your name is on a multitude of different email lists; there is no internet marketing guru who doesn’t have your email address on their list - and you get hundreds of emails each day form these self appointed gurus.

You’re online constantly, always trying to figure out how to make your online business successful. You learn new aspects of the business just about every day - you spend a lot of your time watching videos, listening to audio courses or reading e-books which promise to tell you how to get in on the latest and greatest way to make money online.

You buy far more materials - scripts, systems, software and so on than you could ever hope to actually use. You have hundreds of MRR, PLR and RR e-books, tons of software and scripts, all kinds of memberships all purporting to answer the question of how to make money on the internet; all languishing on your hard drive.

What all of this leads to is an overload of information. You find it difficult to take action on the basis of the things you already know or the resources you already possess. You might think that this article doesn’t really speak to you - after all, you do take action, right? I’d just like to ask - then why aren’t you wildly successful yet? And more importantly, why do as many 95% of internet marketers fail?

The answer is simple enough - it’s just not enough to set up a website, get an autoresponder up and running, write articles, bid on AdWords keywords, post ads on Craigslist or even iunvent your own product to sell. While all of these steps are important, the way to really succeed involves more than this - here’s what to do.

First of all, get off some of those lists! You shouldn’t worry about losing out on important information - you’ve already got more than enough to get yourself on the right path. Just use the information you already have and stop reading every new so-called “new innovation” in internet marketing. After all, the big players in the industry didn’t get where they are today by spending all of their time reading these e-books.

Second, try to maximize the return on your time investments every day. While listening to and reading these internet marketing materials is all well and good, it isn’t going to make you money. Building your website in and of itself doesn’t make you money either; while these are important things to do, don’t spend all of your time on them. By taking too much time with these activities, you are lowering your potential earnings.

Third, take action methodically - one step at a time. Any internet marketing venture requires more or less the same tactic. Find a niche which will make you profits, find good keywords, find or make a product, make a website and an opt-in form, bring in traffic and keep an eye on results. Next, establish a relationship with your subscribers via email. Don’t just give them a sales pitch - give them information which they can actually use and will enjoy.

Internet marketing gurus like to say that making money online isn’t that complicated - and they are right. The tips given here are easy enough to follow and will eventually produce higher revenues for you. And it’s definitely better than the hit-and-miss method used by most newbies; which more often than not has disastrous results. Making a success of internet marketing is dependent on not only doing the right things, but doing them in the right way.

Kevin Sinclair is the publisher and editor of Be Successful News, a site that provides information and articles on how to succeed in your own home or small business.

The Reason for Overrated Internet Blogs
By Musa Aykac

 Everybody seems to have a blog today. Blogging has become a way of life for some people. Bloggers are just about everywhere these days and blogs are built principally with the intention of sharing ones opinions and thoughts. But sadly, it is a fact that blogs remain mostly unread and unseen for that matter, by the general internet population. Blogs are overrated because they have become yet another trend, as it has been a trend in the past to own a cell phone or to have an ipod.

Another reason why blogs have become so popular is because some people have made a great deal of money from their blogs. We all have heard of those few bloggers that draw massive amounts of traffic to their blogs and that have made or are making tons and tons money. But if we look very carefully at statistics for blogs, we will see that these are just a small number of people amongst the thousands and thousands of other bloggers. So let’s get a closer look at blogging and put things into better perspective.

The Truth About Blogging

Having and maintaining a blog is not an easy task. You can not simply build one and then let it set there collecting dust for the rest of its meager life. A blog needs to be refreshed every so often with new entries and with new topics so that visitors return every now and then to pay you a visit. You will always have to constantly have new ideas to post to keep catching the reader’s interest and coming back for more.

Blogs can tell a lot about a person. The media has advertised recently how some employers have been basing their hiring decisions upon visits to the job candidate’s blogs. Always try to keep your blogs anonymous as much as you can. Also, check your grammar carefully and never, ever forget to spell check your blog. Do not put your blog URL in your next resume unless it is an utter work of art.

Blogs have been known to ruin reputations of more than a few people. Some employees have vented about their daily frustrations with their boss and job or even worse, they have posted secrets of their trades in their blogs. Some were simply frowned upon for this, but others actually violated job related secrecy codes. When exposed these bloggers were in a great deal of trouble. Also, don’t post blogs about your ex girlfriend’s bad habits or your racial views, please keep your private thoughts to yourself.

Blogs need to be employed with a certain level of marketing skills. Do you have what it takes to advertise in a way that is adequate enough to drive traffic to your blog? With thousands and thousands of blogs, sticking out in the crowd may be challenging, if not almost impossible. A certain level of knowledge in marketing strategies will be necessary to get the results you need.

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