Как продвинуть сайт на первые места?

Вы создали или только планируете создать свой сайт, но не знаете, как продвигать? Продвижение сайта – это не просто процесс, а целый комплекс мероприятий, направленных на увеличение его посещаемости и повышение его позиций в поисковых системах.

Ускорение продвижения

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Exercise 52. Identify the forms and functions of the Gerund

Questions to consider

1. Do you think a fast pace of life is negative, that it causes stress? Or is it merely an unavoidable characteristic of modern life?

2. What aspects of modern life are governed by our watching the time and keeping to schedules?

I want to begin this evening by asking all of you: How many of you live your life by the clock? Are you guilty of any or all of the following: Speeding? Skipping a meal? Frequenting fast-food restaurants? Ordering meals over the phone? Getting angry in a traffic jam? Honking your horn if that terrible person in the car ahead of you waits more than two seconds to resume driving when the light changes to green? Becoming impatient if some idiot in the supermarket is moving his cart too slowly? Dividing up your day into small blocks, like half hours or even quarter hours? Carrying around a daily planner in which you've got everything scheduled, including parties and entertainment, for the next several weeks?

I, too, used to be guilty of overscheduling my life and charging through everything I did, but fortunately I saw the light. My having changed my basic relationship with time is probably the best thing I ever did. I'm an anthropologist, and about six years ago I did some field work on group relationships among the Navajo people in Arizona and New Mexico. My work included spending time with Navajo elders, observing their activities, and recording many of the things they said. One thing I learned very quickly was that the notion of hurrying is basically foreign to the Navajo.

I was assigned to an elderly man named Mr. Begay. I would spend my days with him and watch what he did. I loved being allowed to participate in Navajo culture, but at first I was irritated by Mr. Begay's taking so long to do things, and I'm sure he was amused at my becoming so impatient with him. Gradually, though, I started slowing down and entering into the Navajo lifestyle. For many Navajos, starting and finishing things at prescribed times is basically alien. Accomplishing something takes as long as it takes. Eventually I started looking at things in a new way, and today I'd say that my having been given this opportunity to see how another culture deals with time probably taught me more than any other single thing.

I remember going to pueblo dances later on and being amused by tourists who were impatient for the dancing to begin. I'd hear irritated voices saying things like, " When are they going to start the dance? It was supposed to start at 11: 50. If they don't hurry, we're going to miss our lunch reservation."

But at those pueblo dances, Native Americans start dancing when they're ready to start. Things take as long as they take. Now it wouldn't be a bad idea if we in the mainstream culture gave some thought to adopting part of that lifestyle. Too many of us want everything to be instantaneous: fast food, micro-wavable meals, instant money from automatic tellers, instant credit. When things don't go according to schedule, we feel stress, and stress can kill us. And it keeps us from enjoying things as we experience them.

OK. Now let's take a break—a leisurely break. When we come back, I'll give you some suggestions for slowing things down.