Finish the Story – Playing at Life – Video

This video only took 30 years to make.

Live footage of Finish the Story at Exeter Art College Feb 1983 mixed with 8 track studio version from 1981/2, some new images, original sequences and ‘lost’ shots – such as the bedroom doorway from the farm (R.I.P) and very early footage of Nicola at farm window — not wanting to play! Even very rare footage of me playing guitar live.

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Getting links on top blogs is an important part of basic website optimisation. Linking your products and services to other websites is vital and paramount.

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Social media sucks!

The importance given to Social Media sites is throwing up wrong search results.  Google and Bing have confessed that social media affects rankings -  if a post on a blog or page on your  website gets several “likes” (facebook) or “re-tweets” (twitter) both search engines appear to assume the article or page is popular and by getting ‘local likes’ and ‘local re-tweets’ the more assumed importance a search engines thinks your page is and it is most probable the higher the page will rank.

More and more, buyers are looking online for products or services local to them,  a business that is just around the corner always somehow feels safer  than another in the next county and search engines, including Google, are enabling the client to find local enterprises by including a map of local businesses in search results.

The most efficient way (we have found) to get noticed in the first place is to place a simple xml sitemap onto your site and then physically submit the page(s) to Google and the other main players.

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Will your clients  find you? Whether you are selling online or off you need to be visible.

Basic search engine optimisation is still the best way to stake your claim to local markets.

Get into search enginesSearch Engine listings are probably the cheapest way to generate website traffic, by-passing the need for a pay for clicks campaign.  There are probably more web pages on the Internet than there are  people in the world and page population is growing at a faster rate  than the world’s population. Even the greatest designed website, advertising the greatest products or services around will not be  discovered if nobody knows it exists! It is written elsewhere that  over 90% of all Internet traffic is generated by Search Engines. To say that it is imperative to get your site listed in Search Engines is  an understatement, survival of your business relies on your website  being found by potential customers when they start searching for  products or services similar to yours.

To be effective, you must be able to find your web site based on  keywords or search terms – which prospective clients may enter into a search box on a Search Engine when looking for your product or service. It is vital Search Engines direct traffic to your website’s  content.

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Become a guest blogger Getting links on top blogs is an important part of basic website optimisation. Linking your products and services to other websites is vital…

 

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Are you having problems being seen by the major search engines? – Do you type in your name and not even appear on page three? The simple reason for this might be that they don’t know you even exist. The most efficient way (we have found) to get noticed is to place a simple xml sitemap onto your site and then physically submit the page(s) to Google and the other main players.

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This text has been subject to 100′s of system protocols, however the structure of the text is predictable; each computer has its own subtle nuances and offers syntax and grammatical recommendations. I am not completely responsible for this text, my systems are. My main contribution is editing and using the cut and paste facility. If I had attempted to write this in its finished running order, it would have taken me longer to write…my spelling is appalling and my grasp of grammar is minimal…the written word is not my preferred method of expression. This text would not exist without the existence of the system. Read more...

In human-computer interaction, cut and paste and copy and paste are related commands that offer a user-interface interaction technique for transferring text, data, files or objects from a source to a destination. Most ubiquitously, users require the ability to cut and paste sections of plain text. The cut command removes the selected data from its original position, while the copy command creates a duplicate; in both cases the selected data is placed in a clipboard. The data in the clipboard is later inserted in the position where the paste command is issued.

The command names are an interface metaphor based on the physical procedure used in manuscript editing to create a page layout.

This interaction technique has close associations with related techniques in graphical user interfaces that use pointing devices such as a computer mouse (by drag and drop, for example).

Cut, copy, and paste. (2012, January 20). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 18:20, January 26, 2012, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Cut,_copy,_and_paste&oldid=470566347

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