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Pfizer, Moderna vaccines may greatly reduce risk of asymptomatic Covid-19 infection, study says

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WASHINGTON: Patients without Covid-19 symptoms are far less likely to test positive, and unknowingly spread Covid-19 ten days after receiving a second dose of a messenger RNA vaccine, compared to those who have not been vaccinated, a study says.
Researchers from Mayo Clinic in the US noted that several vaccines are now clinically available under emergency use authorisation and have demonstrated efficacy against symptomatic Covid-19.
However, the impact of vaccines on asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection is largely unknown, they said.
The Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines for Covid-19 are authorised for emergency use in many countries.
An mRNA vaccine is based on the segments of the genetic material, or RNA, of the novel coronavirus.
With two doses of a mRNA Covid-19 vaccine, people with no symptoms showed an 80 per cent lower adjusted risk of testing positive for the disease after their last dose, according to the researchers.
The findings, published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, underscore the efficacy of mRNA vaccines for Covid-19 to significantly limit the spread of Covid-19 by people with no symptoms who may unknowingly spread the infection to others.
“We found that those patients without symptoms receiving at least one dose of the first authorised mRNA Covid-19 vaccine, Pfizer-BioNTech, 10 days or more prior to screening were 72 per cent less likely to test positive,” said Aaron Tande, a Mayo Clinic infectious diseases specialist and co-first author of the paper.
“Those receiving two doses were 73 per cent less likely, compared to the unvaccinated group,” Tande said.
After adjusting for a range of factors, researchers found an 80 per cent risk reduction of testing positive for Covid-19 among those with two doses of an mRNA Covid-19 vaccine.
The researchers retrospectively looked at a cohort of 39,000 patients who underwent pre-procedural molecular screening tests for Covid-19.
Over 48,000 screening tests were performed, including 3,000 on patients who had received at least one dose of an mRNA Covid-19 vaccine, they said.
According to the researchers, these screening tests were part of routine Covid-19 testing prior to treatments not related to Covid-19, such as surgeries and other procedures.
Patients in the vaccinated group had received at least one dose of a messenger RNA Covid-19 vaccine, they added.



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Cancer patients less protected after first Covid vaccine jab, UK study finds

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LONDON: Cancer patients may not be protected to the same degree as the rest of the population after they receive their first of two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine, a new UK study has found on Thursday.
A team of experts from King’s College London and Francis Crick Institute found in the first real-world study of its kind that a shorter than the stipulated 12-week gap between the two vaccine doses for such patients appeared to be the answer.
The study’s senior authors, Dr Sheeba Irshad and Professor Adrian Hayday, believe that there should be urgent re-evaluation of UK policy for the dosing interval for all cancer patients, and likewise for many other high-risk groups of immuno-suppressed patients.
“Our data provides the first real-world evidence of immune efficacy following one dose of the Pfizer vaccine in immunocompromised patient populations,” said Dr Sheeba Irshad, a senior clinical lecturer from the School of Cancer and Pharmaceutical Sciences at King’s College London.
“We show that following the first dose, most solid and haematological cancer patients remained immunologically unprotected up until at least five weeks following primary injection; but this poor one dose efficacy can be rescued with an early booster at day 21,” she said.
Data from the world’s first reported trial to examine the level of immune protection after the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine in cancer patients has found that anti-SARS-CoV-2 – the virus which causes Covid-19 – antibody responses at week three following the first dose of the vaccine were only 39 per cent and 13 per cent in the solid and haematological cancers, compared to 97 per cent in those without cancer.
The preprint study, which is to be peer-reviewed, also reports that when the second dose of the vaccine was given three weeks after the first dose, the immune response improved significantly for solid cancer patients with 95 per cent of them showing detectable antibodies to the SARS-CoV-2 virus within just two weeks.
By contrast, those who did not get a vaccine boost at three weeks did not see any real improvement, with only 43 per cent of solid cancer patients and 8 per cent of blood cancer patients developing antibodies to the Pfizer vaccine at five weeks compared to 100 per cent of healthy controls.
The evidence of vaccine responses in cancer patients shows that a gap of 12 weeks between doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine could leave many cancer patients vulnerable to serious Covid-19, the study finds.
Prof. Adrian Hayday from King’s College London and the Francis Crick Institute said: “Cancer patients should be vaccinated and boosted quickly and their responses, particularly those of blood cancer patients, should be intensively monitored so that those who mix with family, friends and carers can be confident of their environment.”
Dr Simon Vincent, Director of Research, Support and Influencing at Breast Cancer Now, called on the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), which determines the UK’s vaccine rollout cohorts, to urgently review the evidence and to consider adapting its strategy to ensure that cancer patients can receive both the first and second dose of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine within a three-week timeframe to minimise their risk of both contracting and becoming seriously ill with coronavirus.
“Worryingly, this study suggests that people affected by cancer, including breast cancer, get little protection against the virus when they only receive a single dose of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine, and then do not receive their vaccine boost in the following three weeks,” he said.
But Cancer Research UK said the small study had not yet been reviewed by other scientists and people undergoing cancer treatment should continue to follow the advice of their doctors, while the government said that antibody response “was only part of the protection provided by the vaccine”.
Meanwhile, the UK study will continue to follow cancer patients after their vaccinations for up to six months.



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What you need to know about the J&J vaccine

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WASHINGTON: Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose Covid-19 shot is expected to be authorized by the European Union on Thursday, the bloc’s fourth vaccine in the fight to end its chapter of the pandemic.
Here’s what you need to know.
Perhaps the most important figure to be aware of is “zero.”
That’s how many people have died from Covid-19 after receiving the shot in a massive global trial of 40,000 people, compared to seven who got the placebo.
Overall, the vaccine prevented moderate to severe Covid-19 by 66.1 percent 28 days after the shot, but this rose to 85.4 percent when considering only severe disease.
What makes it most striking was that the good results against severe disease held up in both South Africa and Brazil, where concerning variants were dominant during the trial period.
In terms of safety, an analysis of 44,000 people showed it was generally well tolerated, with typical side-effects like injection-site pain, headache, fatigue and muscle pains.
There has been at least one case of anaphylaxis (severe allergic reaction) reported — and such reactions have also been recorded for other Covid-19 vaccines in rare instances.
Documents shared by the US Food and Drug Administration, which has already given the shot emergency approval, showed a handful of cases where people who took the vaccine had developed hives.
The FDA also said long-term monitoring was needed to determine whether the vaccine was linked to a small number of cases of potentially dangerous clotting, and to tinnitus (ear ringing).
The Pfizer and Moderna RNA-based vaccines were shown to have efficacies of around 95 percent against all forms of Covid-19 — but it’s still hard to make a direct comparison.
That’s because their clinical trials took place before newer variants, some of which have been shown to be less susceptible to current vaccines, were well established.
The RNA vaccines probably still have an edge, but the J&J vaccine brings important logistical advantages to the table.
It requires only one shot and can be kept long term in refrigerators, rather than freezers — especially important for developing countries.
Though there’s been one reported case of anaphylaxis, the suspicion is it will cause fewer such reactions because of the way the vaccine is formulated.
The J&J vaccine uses a common-cold causing adenovirus, which has been genetically modified so that it can’t replicate, to carry the gene for a key part of the coronavirus.
The part is known as the “spike protein” and it’s what gives the virus its crown-like appearance.
The vaccine delivers the instructions to make this protein to human cells, and our immune systems then develop antibodies against it, preventing the virus from invading cells.
Apart from antibodies, the vaccine also elicits the production of immune T cells, which kill infected cells and help make more antibodies.
J&J’s shot is known as an “adenovirus vector vaccine” and the company previously produced a European Union-approved Ebola vaccine using the same technology.
Oxford-AstraZeneca and Sputnik’s shots are both adenovirus vector vaccines, too.
They all use double-stranded DNA molecules to carry genetic instructions, rather than single-stranded RNA used by Pfizer and Moderna.
DNA is more rugged, which allows these vaccines to be stored at warmer temperatures.
J&J is moving ahead meanwhile with clinical testing for children and pregnant women soon.
While the J&J vaccine so far has been single-dose, the company is also testing a two-dose regimen to see if it provokes a better response.
But RNA vaccines might have the edge over adenovirus vaccines when it comes to boosters.
Some scientists have raised concerns that the immune system will recognize and attack adenoviruses it has previously encountered, which in turn reduces the second shot’s efficacy.
This could become particularly important as makers look to develop variant-specific vaccines, since the adenovirus vaccine makers might need to find new vectors.



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Will the coronavirus ever go away?

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WASHINGTON: Will the coronavirus ever go away?
No one knows for sure. Scientists think the virus that causes Covid-19 may be with us for decades or longer, but that doesn’t mean it will keep posing the same threat.
The virus emerged in late 2019 and it’s difficult to predict how it will behave over the long term. But many experts believe it’s likely the disease will eventually ease from a crisis to a nuisance like the common cold.
That would happen as people build up immunity over time, either through infection or vaccination. Other viruses have followed a similar path.
The 1918 flu pandemic could also offer clues about the course of Covid-19.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that a third of the world’s population became infected with that virus, which originated in birds. Eventually, after infected people either died or developed immunity, the virus stopped spreading quickly. It later mutated into a less virulent form, which experts say continues to circulate seasonally.
However, the emergence of new Covid-19 variants could complicate the picture if future virus mutations cause more severe disease or evade vaccines.
It’s unlikely the virus will ever be completely stamped out, given the possibility that people might be able to get reinfected after they’ve already been sick or vaccinated.
The only virus that’s ever been eradicated from the human population is smallpox. That’s because people develop lasting immunity to that virus after getting sick or vaccinated.



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SpaceX wants to beam Starlink Internet into trucks, ships

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SAN FRANCISCO: Tech billionaire Elon Musk’s private aerospace company SpaceX has sought approval from regulators in the US to connect its Starlink satellite Internet network to large vehicles including trucks and ships.
The request, filed with the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), marks a move to expand the Starlink satellite Internet network from rural areas to other sectors.
“This application would serve the public interest by authorizing a new class of ground-based components for SpaceX’s satellite system that will expand the range of broadband capabilities available to moving vehicles throughout the United States and to moving vessels and aircraft worldwide,” SpaceX Director of Satellite policy David Goldman wrote in a letter to the FCC filed on Friday, according to a report in CNBC on Monday.
After the report, Musk clarified that SpaceX is not connecting the Starlink satellite Internet network to Tesla cars.
“Not connecting Tesla cars to Starlink, as our terminal is much too big. This is for aircraft, ships, large trucks & Rvs,” he said in a tweet.
Musk had said last month that the Internet speed of its Starlink satellite-based internet service, which aims to provide cheaper web for millions in remote areas across the world, will double to 300 Mbps this year.
The company currently promises speeds between 50 and 150 Mbps for the Starlink project that plans to deliver high-speed internet through a network of about 12,000 satellites. It has already put over 1,000 of its Starlink satellites in orbit.
Musk had earlier said that Starlink will list publicly after the cash flow of the service becomes “reasonably well”.

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Women reported decreased happiness during Covid-19 pandemic: Study

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WASHINGTON: A recent study found that during the Covid-19 pandemic women, especially mothers, spent more time on tasks such as childcare and household chores than men. In turn, time spent completing household chores was linked to lower well-being and decreased happiness during the pandemic.
The authors of the study were Laura M. Giurgea, Ashley V. Whillansb, and Ayse Yemiscigilc. The findings of the study were published in the journal PNAS.
The Covid-19 pandemic has fundamentally altered how people spend time, with possible consequences for subjective well-being. Using diverse samples from the United States, Canada, Denmark, Brazil, and Spain (n = 31,141), following a preregistered analytic plan, and employing both mega- and meta-analyses, the researchers found consistent gender differences in time spent on necessities.
During the pandemic, women, especially mothers, spent more time on tasks such as childcare and household chores. To the extent that women spent more time on chores than men, they reported lower happiness.
These data represent one of the most rigorous investigations of gender differences in time use during the forced lockdowns created by the Covid-19 pandemic, and point toward individual differences that should be considered when designing policies now and post-Covid-19.
The Covid-19 pandemic continues to disrupt our lives. Organizational leaders and policymakers are responding to the crisis by introducing new policies such as allowing employees to work from home until 2022 and switching to a hybrid organizational structure where employees can work some days at the office and some days at home. However, these changes are being implemented with little robust empirical evidence regarding the nature and magnitude of the disruptions that people have been experiencing in their daily lives.
Most research so far has been devoted to how the pandemic has altered employee productivity. A survey of 4,535 principal investigators revealed that female scientists with young children living at home experienced a decline in time spent on research.
Analyzing patterns in technology use from over 3 million users, DeFilippis et al found that time spent in meetings decreased while the average workday expanded, with more time spent answering emails
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As this research suggests, Covid-19 has transformed how people spend their time. Yet, no empirical research has examined time use beyond productivity. In this paper, the authors sought to understand how different groups of people across countries spent their time during the pandemic. They also examined whether any observed time-use differences predict differences in subjective well-being (SWB)
SWB refers to a person’s global evaluation of how happy they are and includes both a cognitive (i.e., assessments of one’s life quality) and an emotional component (i.e., high positive affect, low negative affect).
Recent research has started to investigate the relationship between time use and happiness and how this relationship depends on factors such as wealth and other demographic characteristics.
Spending time on active leisure activities such as socializing or exercising can promote happiness. However, certain groups in society, primarily low-income women, tend to spend most of their time on necessities (for example household chores and caretaking responsibilities), leaving them “time-poor” and with little time for leisure activities.
Covid-19 provides a unique opportunity to study differences in time use and SWB for two primary reasons. First, recent estimates from the Gallup organization suggested that the average number of days that people around the world have worked from home has more than doubled during the pandemic as compared with autumn 2019.
This has likely resulted in many households having both household members working from home which should, in theory, equalize or at least reduce the gender gap in time spent on necessities between mothers and fathers. Second, recent estimates suggested that in the United States alone the daily commute has saved working adults 89 million h each week since the pandemic started.
Reduced commutes could also leave people with more time to engage in leisure activities. Thus, we might expect individuals to engage in more (vs. less) active leisure and to exhibit greater self-reported happiness as a result of this increase in leisure activities.
To explore the question of how people are spending their time, and whether and how time use is shaping SWB during COVID-19, the researchers implemented nine surveys between mid-March and mid-June 2020, including nationally representative surveys of respondents living in the United States (n = 441) and Canada (n = 840), working parents living in the United States (n = 401), public sector workers living in Spain (n = 975), employed adults working from home in the United States (n = 1,518), Brazil (n = 21,874), and globally (n = 935), college students from Denmark (n = 3,233), and college students primarily studying in the United States (n = 924).
The researchers surveyed the US student sample again after one month. The researchers measured SWB across all samples by asking respondents to rate their overall life satisfaction.
Respondents also reported how much time they allocated to various activities on a typical day during the pandemic. The primary time-use outcomes included necessities, overall leisure, and work hours. Time spent on necessities was typically a composite measure of household chores and taking care of others/family time. Overall leisure was a composite of active (for example exercising) and passive leisure (for example watching TV).
Time spent working as a composite of time spent working for pay or studying (in student samples).
The researchers first examined how time use varied by sociodemographic groups (for example income, education, parental status, and relationship status or household size). Then, they looked at how SWB differed by sociodemographic group. Although they examined various sociodemographic groups as per our preregistration, the most reliable results we observed were differences in time use by gender and differences in time use by gender and parental status. They, therefore, focus on these comparisons.
Based on the analysis, researchers found that women spent more time on necessities compared to men. More specifically, women spent more time on household chores and caretaking tasks during Covid-19.
These gender differences were stronger for parents. In a subsample of working adults (n = 24,327), the researchers also measured respondents’ time use in a typical day prior to the pandemic.
Exploratory analysis indicated a significant increase in time spent on necessities for women, and especially for mothers. Given that these are retrospective measures, more research is needed to explore whether there were fundamental shifts in the number of hours women spent on necessities.

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People who have undergone sinus surgery should avoid Covid-19 nasal swab test: Study

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WASHINGTON: People who have had major sinus surgery should consult their ENT (ear, nose, throat) doctor before undergoing the C-19 swab testing, a new research suggested.
The findings of the study were published in the journal ‘JAMA Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery’.
Likewise, those performing swab testing should ask whether the patient has had extensive sinus or skull base surgery, said Philip G. Chen, MD, study senior author from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio (UT Health San Antonio).
“If so, other modes of testing such as at the back of the throat should be performed,” said Dr Chen, associate professor of otolaryngology-head and neck surgery in the university’s Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine.
Online information about Covid nasopharyngeal swabs lacks information warning those with prior extensive sinus or skull base surgery, Dr Chen said.
“Not one site of the 200 we searched online had information cautioning against blind nasopharyngeal swab testing in those with a history of sinus or skull base surgery,” he said.
Asked how often swabbing is done incorrectly, Dr Chen said, “We really don’t know that. But in a review of videos online by Higgins, et al., the authors found that about half of the videos on how to perform Covid-19 nasopharyngeal swabs were incorrect.”
Issues include incorrect angling of the swab and inappropriate depth of insertion. If the swab angle is too high, a puncture may occur. The sinuses can protect the skull base to a degree, Dr Chen said.
Injury from incorrect nasopharyngeal swab technique, while rare, may include cerebrospinal fluid leakage or severe bleeding.
Polymerase chain reaction via nasopharyngeal swabs is a test frequently used to detect SARS-CoV-2 infection.



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Fly Me to the Moon: Japan billionaire offers space seats

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TOKYO: It’s the sort of chance that comes along just once in a blue moon: a Japanese billionaire is throwing open a private lunar expedition to eight people from around the world.
Yusaku Maezawa, an online fashion tycoon, was announced in 2018 as the first man to book a spot aboard the lunar spaceship being developed by SpaceX.
Maezawa, who paid an undisclosed sum for the trip expected to launch in 2023 at the earliest, originally said he planned to invite six to eight artists to join him on the voyage around the Moon.
But on Wednesday, in a video posted on his Twitter account, he revealed a broader application process.
“I’m inviting you to join me on this mission. Eight of you from all around the world,” he said.
“I have bought all the seats, so it will be a private ride,” he added.
Maezawa, 45, said his initial plan of inviting artists had “evolved” because he came to believe that “every single person who is doing something creative could be called an artist.”
The Japanese entrepreneur said applicants would need to fulfill just two criteria: being ready to “push the envelope” creatively and being willing to help other crew members do the same.
In all, he said around 10 to 12 people will be on board the spaceship, which is expected to loop around the Moon before returning to Earth.
The application timeline for spots on the trip calls for would-be space travelers to pre-register by March 14, with initial screening carried out by March 21.
No deadlines are given for the next stages — an “assignment” and an online interview — but final interviews and medical checkups are currently scheduled for late May 2021, according to Maezawa’s website.
Maezawa and his band of astronauts will become the first lunar voyagers since the last US Apollo mission in 1972 — if SpaceX can pull the trip off.
Last month, a prototype of its Starship crashed in a fireball as it tried to land upright after a test flight, the second such accident after the last prototype of the Starship met a similar fate in December.
But the company hopes the reusable, 394-foot (120-metre) rocket system will one day carry crew and cargo to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
“I’m highly confident that we will have reached orbit many times with Starship before 2023 and that it will be safe enough for human transport by 2023. It’s looking very promising,” SpaceX founder Elon Musk said in Maezawa’s video posted Wednesday.
The mission will be the first private space flight beyond Earth’s orbit, Musk said.
Because it will not land on the Moon, but loop behind it, “we expect people will go further than any human has ever gone from planet Earth,” he added.
Maezawa, known for his eccentric comments and extravagant lifestyle including a penchant for pricey art, was last year valued at around $1.9 billion, making him one of Japan’s richest people.
He made his fortune as founder of the online fashion store Zozo, which he sold to Yahoo! Japan in 2019.
Maezawa has previously made headlines with an online ad for a girlfriend to join him on his SpaceX flight — only to abruptly cancel the hunt, despite attracting nearly 30,000 applicants.
US space agency NASA is intending to land astronauts on the Moon, including the first woman, in 2024.
One of the goals of its Artemis III voyage is to bring back a total of 85 kilograms (187 pounds) of lunar samples — more than the average 64 kilograms brought back by Apollo missions between 1969 and 1972.

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The Facebookers Guide Better [ Facebook Marketing ]

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You and I and every blogger know that Facebook Marketing is the ruler of social media with almost 750 million users. So imagine you have 750 million people under one roof to showcase your products and services to gain some new customers and loyal fans.

But showcasing your product in front of so many people’s is not a easy task, that you and I all are easily able to do. It requires lots of efforts and proper ways to promote your services and products.

The Facebookers Guide Better at Facebook Marketing 2020
The Facebookers Guide Better at Facebook Marketing 2020

So I decided to help you to take your Facebook marketing to the next level, all you have to do is just follow these simple but very effective Facebook marketing tips.

Build a bridge between your website and Facebook Marketing :

The first and very easy thing that you can do is build a bridge between your website and Facebook. Don’t worry you don’t have to  spend your dime to build a bridge all you have to do is just add some simple lines of code into your website.

Lots of successful Facebook marketers always suggest every newbie to building a bridge between Facebook Marketing and their website.

If you don’t know how to build a bridge then you can take a reference to this Facebook developer page. But according to me is the easiest way to build a bridge is by using Facebook like a box.

Give A Reason To Become Fans :

People always love to know the reasons, why they are becoming fan of your Facebook page. So make sure that you provide genuine reasons why people are becoming a member of your page.

Ex : offer coupons for people who likes your Facebook page.. Offer your eBook report to your Facebook page likers etc.

Use The Viral Nature Of Videos :

We all are familiar with the viral nature of videos. Some time normal videos spread like a virus and helps us to gain Bunche of loyal fans. So make sure you create some videos for your Facebook page.

Give A Try To Facebook Marketing Ads :

The best way to get fans for your Facebook page is by spending your bucks on Facebook ads. And believe me the fans you get from Facebook ads are most valuable and highly convertible. Not only that you also get a detailed insight about your ads that tells you each and every single detail about your fans and your dime.

The most important thing doesn’t think that setting up Facebook ads is a very tricky and hard task to do. It lot easier all you have to do is just click on the “Create an Ad” button of your page.

Harness The Power Of Apps :

Currently Facebook has millions of apps for you and me that we can use to take advantage of.  The main strength behind Facebook success is the number of apps. So make sure that you make those numbers your and create a killer and successful page.

Few apps that I would like to suggest you that you should defiantly use for your Facebook page. Network Blogs, Static FBML, Link Twitter, Notes, Contest etc…

Always Be In The Race Of Growing Your Conversations Tree :

The most important factor that turns your Facebook page into successful page or into completely dust is the user engagement. If your page has more user engagement then your page is like shiny diamond and always polishes it to make it more shinier.

Also Read: How To Become A Rockstar PPC marketing?

If your page has not much user engagement then you should try to seed some user engaging posts on your Facebook page to grow the conversations tree.PS: Make sure that you also dive in your Facebook page conversation to grow it even longer.

Stay Relevant :

Everyone likes those pages that don’t flood their page with what their offers and services. Post least about your services and product but post more about relevant news, articles, quotes, videos etc; to your product and services.

So don’t forget about unlike button, may be lots of people are thinking of using it because they got bored hearing about your product and service. So now its time for you to think out of the box, and stop those people on clicking unlike button.

Events & Contents :

Everybody loves events and contest and also very Eger to win it. If you need an engagement and fans for your Facebook page then creating an event and contest is a door that you should use.

Be Sensible To What You Post :

The most important thing that helps every Facebook page owner to grow the tree of fan engagement with the increase in the number of their fans is What We Post On Our Facebook page.

The Facebookers Guide Better at Facebook Marketing 2020
The Facebookers Guide Better at Facebook Marketing 2020

If we post some unwealthy and unrelated posts on our Facebook page then no one is going to take a look at and also not very well interested in share or start the conversation. So it’s become very important that we post something sensible on our page that does the rest of our work.

Use The Buzz And Controversies : Facebook Marketing

Are you fan of some actress and actor. If yes then learn from them how to take advantage of controversies and buzz to gain some popularity. Because they are very good at using controversies for their own advantage to promote their upcoming movies, shows, magazine etc..

So learn from them and earn some buzz on Facebook for your page. That helps you to get fans and grow the conversation tree healthier.

Always Measure Your Success :

Find some best tools to measure your Facebook marketing success to know how the tree of your Facebook marketing is growing and what you can tweak to grow it faster. So spend some your time tracking and looking at the insight of your Facebook page.

That’s all I have to say in this lazy facebookers guide to become a better Facebook marketer. If you have some more tips that help those lazy facebookers then please share it with us in below comment section.

How To Become A Rockstar PPC marketing?

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Today, almost every business owners are familiar with PPC marketing and using it to boost their business income whether they are big business owners or small.

Some business owners are really extracting a very good amount of money from PPC marketing and while others are still jerking off and only making some dime in PPC marketing. They are not very well aware of the real power of PPC marketing. What PPC marketing actually capable of doing for their business.

How To Become A Rockstar PPC marketing?
How To Become A Rockstar PPC marketing?

PPC marketing has the power to turn a Single dime into millions of dollars if you use it well. I’ve some really good experience with PPC marketing that helps me to turn my 100$ investment into 768$ profit and 500$ investment into 2456$ profit. So you can see that the returns are 7 or 8 times greater than my actual investment.  These is the power PPC marketing start playing with some dimes and build a houseful of dimes.

So if you are jerking of and making only some dimes in PPC marketing but want to increase your ROI in PPC marketing and also wants to become a rockstar PPC marketer then below I rounded up some suggestions for you that will help you to become a rockstar PPC marketer.

Creation Of Campaign: PPC marketing

The secret behind every rockstar PPC marketer is how they create their PPC campaigns. Because PPC marketing campaigns are the most important thing that creates the rockstar PPC marketers and a total jerk PPC marketer. If you are able to create an effective & Attractive campaign in the PPC marketer then that helps you to find water in mid of the Sahara Desert, if your campaign is not so effective then it’s hard to find a drop of water in the whole world…

So make sure you create a very effective campaign.

Creation Of Ad Copy : PPC marketing

Make sure your ad copy is attractive and keyword rich. Because your ad copy is the thing that help you to grab customers and leads from SERP (Search Engine Result Page) so it’s become very important that we make it eye catching. And not only have that made sure that your ad copy properly presents your CTA.

Filling The Keyword :

Your keywords are your main weapon that helps you to generate targeted traffic. So make sure you do your keyword research very tightly because if your ads are showing in front of those people who are not interested in seeing your ad then it’s useless because you only able to get tons of impression but not able to get a single clicks. No click means , No Customers No Leads.

Also Read: 10 Simple But Effective Tips To Grow Blog Engagement.

So make sure your keywords help you to show your ads in front of those people who are interested in seeing your ad.

Bid Rate :

Never ever set your bid on manual bidding. Always set automatic bidding with your desired CPC ( Cost Per Click) and also set your daily budget.

Take A Tour Of Your LP ( Landing Page ): PPC marketing

Take a test drive of your landing page and make sure everything is OK.  Check for your CTA, Navigation, Color Combination, images, your content, etc…

Your CTA :

The second most important thing that helps you to convert well is your CTA.  It’s not any hidden secret that adding a big or noticeable CTA button helps to increase our conversations.

How To Become A Rockstar PPC marketing?
How To Become A Rockstar PPC marketer?

Anything that draws attention to the user is more likely to get clicked on.  Tell people what you want to do on your LP ( Landing Page ), Don’t just assume they will automatically know.

CTR Of Your Campaign :

Try to be always in the race of increasing your Campaign CTR. There are lots of aspects that help to increase your CTR like your keywords, Ad copy, landing page, etc..

Play With A/B Testing :

Use A/B testing to test each and every aspect of your PPC marketer campaign and tweak. Them to get maximum ROI ( Return On Investment).

That all I’ve to say in this post, please share your thoughts and opinion about this post in below comment section.