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SEO Techniques For Outside Your Site.
It’s great to know you have made a fantastic start in terms of SEO by optimizing the content in all of the pages of your site. This can actually take a while depending on how your site is structured. You may need to create a sitemap which search engine bots like along with a cleaner layout where the headers and subheaders clearly show and have the necessary keywords. Optimizing the content and sprinkling keywords is one of the more important SEO techniques to get familiar with. But once you are confident with your site’s optimization, don’t stop there. Take your knowledge of SEO techniques outside your site so your website has even more exposure. Don’t forget that having lots of inbound links is important for your site to successfully take in SEO traffic. If you do not know where or how to get started, just visit these good offsite areas for executing your SEO techniques.
Article Directories If you want the quickest possible start, article directories should be your first stop. There are so many article directories in the net and the most popular ones are extremely easy to find. Just type “articles” in Google and visit the sites that you see on the first page. Submitting an article is not very difficult as long as you read the rules. If your site has a blog that is filled with interesting content, you should be able to copy the content and paste it as an article submission for a particular site. Then, you can add a link after the article so readers to visit your website. If the article is already optimized, search engines should be able to index the article very quickly especially if the article directory has a high page ranking. Even if links are not allowed in articles, you can always create an account and edit your profile where you can add the site you want to advertise as your homepage just in case people decide to view your profile just because your article is well-written.
Video Sharing Sites SEO techniques are all about good use of words. Video sharing sounds like it has nothing to do with words but do not forget that video sharing sites not only allow you to upload videos but also allow you to tag and describe them. Use your SEO techniques to make optimized descriptions. Just pretend you are posting an ad in an advertisement directory because that kind of text should be enough to fit in a video description. When adding tags, simply put the keyword phrases that you frequently use for your onsite optimization.
Blogs Having a blog is great for making your site optimized and easy to update but that still counts as onsite optimization. However, there are so many other blogs where you can add content to. Just because you do not have admin access to the blog doesn’t mean that it isn’t impossible to add optimized content or an inbound link to the blog. Many blogs allow others to comment which can serve as a nice entry point for unleashing your SEO techniques. Blogs are not as flexible as article directories since some bloggers may just delete your post for spamming but if you make quality posts that will appeal both the blogger and his or her readers, your post should stand and the search engine should index it.
HDBaseT in HDMI Extenders Over Cat5e/6/7 Cable
The main drawback of HDMI as an A/V connection standard, when it comes to high definition video distribution, is cable length limitation. Installation costs quickly add up when you consider HDMI cables, control cables and HDMI repeaters for solving distance limitation. To cope with this limitation, a multitude of HDMI extenders over standard cat5e/6 cable became available each of them providing proprietary solutions to support HDMI extension along with different control signals including CEC, IR, RS232, USB. The downside in all these implementations is that 150 feet proved to be the maximum distance for 1080p/24bit/60Hz resolution, with full HD support guaranteed well under 100 feet. With growing popularity of 3D formats, the need for a new technology became apparent.
HDBaseT is a new connectivity technology optimized for home and commercial multimedia distribution promoted by HDBaseT Alliance. The cornerstone of HDBaseT technology is the “5Play” feature, which means transmitting full uncompressed high definition video, audio, 100BaseT Ethernet, power, and various control signals through a single standard 100m/328ft Cat5e/6 solid cable. HDCP is also handled by the technology.
HDBaseT supports TV and computer video formats including standard, enhanced, high definition and 3D video, as well as all audio standards. HDBaseT delivers full HD/3D and 2K/4K uncompressed video in a point to point connection or a single to multipoint distribution supporting both daisy chain and star topologies. When cascading, extension limits can go beyond 100m/328ft up to eight additional 100m/328ft runs can be combined. This flexibility makes HDBaseT an ideal commercial technology for applications such as digital signage.
HDBaseT supports 100Mb Ethernet, enabling televisions, hi-fi equipment, computers and other devices to communicate to each other and to access stored multimedia content. Different types of control signals are also supported by HDBaseT technology, starting from Consumer Electronic Control (CEC) that operates basic functionality such as power-on, power-off play and stop, to RS232, USB and infrared (IR) that operate remote equipment even when located in a different room. This large variety of control signals gives equipment manufacturers and integrators the flexibility to choose the solution that best meets their needs.
The latest addition to the HDBaseT 1.0 specification is Power over HDBaseT or PoH. This enables the transfer of DC power, along with data signals, over a single Ethernet cable in a manner similar to Power over Ethernet (PoE). PoH safely delivers up to 100W over four pairs of Ethernet cable, which allows power to be supplied to the attached devices through the cable, requiring no additional power supplies. The latest Energy Star 5.3 Specification restricts all TVs to 108W of power consumption, regardless of screen size. Energy Star 6.0 Specification targets a cap of 85W for all TVs. At these levels, HDBaseT has ample power delivery capabilities for supporting even large displays.
Network Technologies Inc (NTI) integrates the HDBaseT technology into its new line of HDMI extenders. The ST-C6HDMI-HDBT extender supports full HD/3D extension to 328ft, HDCP, CEC, IR and optionally SPDIF. The ST-C6USBHE-HDBT supports all of the features listed for ST-C6HDMI-HDBT, plus 100BaseT Ethernet, RS232, and USB support for USB keyboard/mouse and an additional USB device, such as a USB touch screen monitor, USB CAC card reader or USB whiteboard. Both extender models require only one power supply to power the local and remote units, which can be attached at either end. SPDIF audio and USB are not standardized in HDBaseT technology; therefore NTI employs proprietary solutions in its extenders. The way power is delivered through the Ethernet cable is also a proprietary approach tailored to extender applications and provides flexibility at a lower cost.
HDBaseT in HDMI Extenders Over Cat5e/6/7 Cable
The main drawback of HDMI as an A/V connection standard, when it comes to high definition video distribution, is cable length limitation. Installation costs quickly add up when you consider HDMI cables, control cables and HDMI repeaters for solving distance limitation. To cope with this limitation, a multitude of HDMI extenders over standard cat5e/6 cable became available each of them providing proprietary solutions to support HDMI extension along with different control signals including CEC, IR, RS232, USB. The downside in all these implementations is that 150 feet proved to be the maximum distance for 1080p/24bit/60Hz resolution, with full HD support guaranteed well under 100 feet. With growing popularity of 3D formats, the need for a new technology became apparent.
HDBaseT is a new connectivity technology optimized for home and commercial multimedia distribution promoted by HDBaseT Alliance. The cornerstone of HDBaseT technology is the “5Play” feature, which means transmitting full uncompressed high definition video, audio, 100BaseT Ethernet, power, and various control signals through a single standard 100m/328ft Cat5e/6 solid cable. HDCP is also handled by the technology.
HDBaseT supports TV and computer video formats including standard, enhanced, high definition and 3D video, as well as all audio standards. HDBaseT delivers full HD/3D and 2K/4K uncompressed video in a point to point connection or a single to multipoint distribution supporting both daisy chain and star topologies. When cascading, extension limits can go beyond 100m/328ft up to eight additional 100m/328ft runs can be combined. This flexibility makes HDBaseT an ideal commercial technology for applications such as digital signage.
HDBaseT supports 100Mb Ethernet, enabling televisions, hi-fi equipment, computers and other devices to communicate to each other and to access stored multimedia content. Different types of control signals are also supported by HDBaseT technology, starting from Consumer Electronic Control (CEC) that operates basic functionality such as power-on, power-off play and stop, to RS232, USB and infrared (IR) that operate remote equipment even when located in a different room. This large variety of control signals gives equipment manufacturers and integrators the flexibility to choose the solution that best meets their needs.
The latest addition to the HDBaseT 1.0 specification is Power over HDBaseT or PoH. This enables the transfer of DC power, along with data signals, over a single Ethernet cable in a manner similar to Power over Ethernet (PoE). PoH safely delivers up to 100W over four pairs of Ethernet cable, which allows power to be supplied to the attached devices through the cable, requiring no additional power supplies. The latest Energy Star 5.3 Specification restricts all TVs to 108W of power consumption, regardless of screen size. Energy Star 6.0 Specification targets a cap of 85W for all TVs. At these levels, HDBaseT has ample power delivery capabilities for supporting even large displays.
Network Technologies Inc (NTI) integrates the HDBaseT technology into its new line of HDMI extenders. The ST-C6HDMI-HDBT extender supports full HD/3D extension to 328ft, HDCP, CEC, IR and optionally SPDIF. The ST-C6USBHE-HDBT supports all of the features listed for ST-C6HDMI-HDBT, plus 100BaseT Ethernet, RS232, and USB support for USB keyboard/mouse and an additional USB device, such as a USB touch screen monitor, USB CAC card reader or USB whiteboard. Both extender models require only one power supply to power the local and remote units, which can be attached at either end. SPDIF audio and USB are not standardized in HDBaseT technology; therefore NTI employs proprietary solutions in its extenders. The way power is delivered through the Ethernet cable is also a proprietary approach tailored to extender applications and provides flexibility at a lower cost.