San Leandro, CA (PRWEB) February 22, 2005
Datajam’s Internet which was scheduled to make its debut last month delayed doing so after concerns that services provided were not spread around enough to provide the beneficial linkage sought after. Mr. Brunelle of datajam’s Internet explained that the collection of too many linkage services from the same URL address made it appear as though he was building a “link farm.” Although in a sense that is exactly what he is building, he further explained that the goal is to provide beneficial linkage to users and a quality service to the Internet at the same time. His intent is to provide a variety of web site promotional services, that create linkage beneficial to his site users, without making a ÂÂlink farmÂÂ type of site. So although entry through a portal makes it appear as though services originate from the same locations, many do not. At present services provided via datajam’s Internet originate from at least seven differing URL addresses.
Mr. Brunelle advises that datajam’s Internet is accessed via three different portals. And, that the construction of all three portals and the different services was performed intentionally by use of products available FREE on the Internet. Mr. Brunelle advises that there is a lot of exciting technology available for free to anyone who cares to look for it. Programmers, Developers, and even Dreamers are working non-stop to build their version of a better mouse trap, and want you to play with their work.
Users arriving at datajamsinternet.com are given a selection of services and a choice of continuing to the portals. The three portals are described below.
DatajamÂÂs Internet at http://datajamsinternet.com serves as a hub for a number of linkage services, as well as an entryway to the three datajamÂÂs Internet portals.
Datajam’s Internet Portal which is accessed via the interface at http://datajamsinternet.com , was built into a free “MaxWebPortal” download has all the standard linkage choices such as forums, articles, downloads, link directory, classifieds, and a pictures gallery. This site is actually served from a FREE server at http://m1.asphost.com . Some of the other services originate from servers at http://www.domaindlx.com/ . Links from this portal lead you to a search directory, e-book directory, a couple link directories, datajamÂÂs Help Desk, datajamÂÂs Web Hosting, and datajamÂÂs Diary Server.
DatajamÂÂs Writers Web and FREE Article Exchange is a second portal built within the FREE Guppy Portal. This portal can be accessed via link from the datajamÂÂs Internet site or directly at http://datajamsinternet.com/guppy and it serves as a place for anyone who writes anything and wants to share, discuss, or make it available for reprint as free content. A significant amount of the Internet populace routinely publish their articles to the Internet at a variety of web sites in order to achieve beneficial linkage for their web site. This portal is designed specifically to meet those needs as well as serve as an article repository for FREE content seekers to draw from. Submission and reprint guidelines are noted at this site.
Djam-promo: Internet Promotional Services is the third portal of datajamÂÂs Internet. It can also be reached from the Hub or directly at http://djam-promo.com . This portal is built within the DotNetNuke portal system. What makes this portal so well suited for datajamÂÂs Internet needs is the ability to easily set up pages using ÂÂiframes.ÂÂ Most of the site is actually composed of external sites pulled into this portal by use of the ÂÂframe,ÂÂ making the site appear as though local. To facilitate a different type of linkage service from this portal datajamÂÂs Internet uses a number of free ASP applications from the makers of DUPortal. Although their portal application wasnÂÂt used, their DUDownloads, DUNews, DUDirectory, and others were. These applications provide for the user to submit the URL information of the document or item they wish to submit, rather than the item itself. datajamÂÂs Internet staff believe that this will create a beneficial reverse linkage that will be advantageous to web site promotion.
All together datajamÂÂs Internet has created an ideal resource for the Internet to promote their web sites through linkage methods. Mr. Brunelle advises that all he needs is about ten million users to help him get his sites off the ground and in return the users would be guaranteed the linkage benefit they seek. Mr. Brunelle advises the sites are ready, but in a ÂÂbetaÂÂ stage while users help him find bugs or other issues to resolve.
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