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History of Computer Viruses since 1989-1999 Robert Morris’s Internet Worm of 1988 was the biggest news in virus history for several years. Until 1992, most virus news was much quieter. In 1989, for example, Ghostball was released. This was the first virus able to attack different kinds of targets. Before Ghostball, viruses were classified by their attack, like “file infector” or “boot sector virus.” Ghostball was the first Multipartite virus, because it could follow several attack patterns. In 1990, a programmer named Mark Washburn demonstrated a Polymorphic virus.called 1260. This virus could actually change the structure of it’s own code—meaning, every time it infected a new system, it looked different while doing the same thing. In effect, this kind of virus “hides” from anti-virus software by wearing disguises. Michelangelo was the first virus to achieve stardom. It was discovered in 1991, and was predicted to cause incredible amounts of damage when it reached it’s trigger date, March 6th, 1992 (March 6th is Michelangelo’s birthday). If an infected system is booted on March 6th, the virus will erase the hard drive. Despite doomsday warnings made by the press and the antivirus industry of “at least five million infected systems at risk,” only about 10,000-20,000 computers worldwide were hit by the virus. The Concept virus was discovered in 1995. Concept is short for “Proof of Concept,” and it was designed to show how viruses could be written in the macro language programmed into Microsoft Word. By 2004, roughly 75% of all viruses are macro viruses. The CIH virus, later renamed “Chernobyl,” appeared in 1998. This was a very damaging virus that was not only programmed to erase hard drives but also tried to erase BIOS chips. For the first time in history, a virus had managed to actually damage the hardware it was running on. Fortunately, CIH wasn’t very good at it, and only damaged a handful of systems.
20 Ways To Increase Your Traffic And Sales Using Free Follow-Up Autoresponder Courses An autoresponder course is a group of articles or information set up to be sent out separately over a set period of time by e-mail. People just e-mail your autoresponder to receive the free course and it is sent out automatically over time. You can find free follow-up autoresponders to use by typing it into any search engine. Below are ten ways to use them to increase your traffic and sales. 1. Offer your course as a free bonus for purchasing one of your main products or services. People will buy your products quicker when you offer a bonus. 2. When you write and give away a free course you will become known as an expert. This'll gain people's trust and they will buy your main product quicker. 3. Allow others to add your free course to their own product packages. Their customers will see your ad when they purchase. 4. People love to get freebies. A free autoresponder course is perfect. They will visit your web site to get the free valuable information. 5. Allow people to receive your course for free, if they give you the e-mail addresses of 3 to 5 friends or associates that would be interested. 6. Allow other people to give away your free course. This will increase the number of people that will see your ad in the course. 7. You could trade advertising space in your course for other forms of advertising. It could be banner ads, e-zine ads, web site ads, etc. 8. Gain new leads by having people sign up and give you their contact info before they can receive your autoresponder course. 9. Give away the autoresponder course as a free gift to your current customers as a way of letting them know you appreciate their business. 10. Give away the course to people that join your affiliate program. This will increase the number of people that sign-up. 11. Make money selling advertising space in your course. You could charge for small classified ads or sponsor ads. 12. Get free advertising by submitting your course to freebie web sites. This will increase the number of people that will see your ads in the course. 13. Make money by selling the reprint rights to those people that would like to sell the course. You could make more money by selling the master rights. 14. Hold a contest on your web site so people could win your course. You will get free advertising when you submit your contest to free contest directories. 15. You'll gain valuable referrals from people telling others about your course. Word of mouth advertising can be very effective. 16. Make money cross promoting your course with other people's products or services. This technique will double your marketing effort 17. Increase your e-zine subscribers by giving your course to people that subscribe to your e-zine. This'll give people an incentive to subscribe. 18. Allow your affiliates to use the free course as a promotional tool for your product. Each lesson could include their affiliate link. 19. Promote other businesses affiliate programs you join with your free autoresponder course. Include a different affiliate link on each lesson. 20. Advertise a different product or service on each lesson. If you only have one, use different emotional response ads on each lesson.
10 Magic-Like Ways To Multiply Your Orders 1. Use reward programs to keep people revisiting your web site and buying your products. You could reward gifts or discounts for revisiting or buying. 2. Publish e-zines for other web sites to increase your traffic. You could do it at no charge and in return just ask for a sponsor ad in each issue. 3. Trade endorsement ads with other e-zines. They pull more hits and sales than just trading classified ads because it gives your ad instant credibility. 4. Test your ad copy before you start taking orders. Tell your visitors to e-mail you if they want to be notified when you launch a new product. 5. Get your visitors excited about your product by letting them know how excited you are about it. Tell them why you're excited and use exclamation points. 6. Use incentives to gain referrals if you don't have an affiliate program. Tell people when they refer customers you will award them with free products. 7. Tell your visitors the reason why you're having a sale so they don't think your products are cheap. It could be a holiday/seasonal sale or clearance sale. 8. Stay away from overloading your web site with high tech gadgets. They can create a slow loading web page and distract people away from your offer. 9. Cut out words, phrases, and paragraphs in your ad copy that aren't selling or supporting your product. This will stop people from getting bored with your ad. 10. Keep people at your web site as long as possible. Allow them to download free ebooks, sign-up for contests, use free online services, etc.
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