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Many bloggers suggest that by hiding your affiliate links behind your blog’s domain name, you are doing it justice, for the following reasons:

• Increased clicks – your hidden affiliate link won’t scream “I’m making money out of you” as loud as the default affiliate link, increasing the likelihood of being clicked.
• No leaked commissions – visitors will not go to the product page directly by typing the product page address in their browser. This will ensure that you will get paid for every single customer you refer.
• Better SEO – too many naked affiliate links might result in less trust search engines are willing to place on your blog
• Less ugly – obviously, your custom affiliate link will definitely look less ugly than the default one provided

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SheepTech report card is a monthly report on the blog’s performance, in terms of traffic, revenue and uptime.

Traffic

As reported by Google Analytics, there are 30,116 unique visitors and 48,501 pageviews for March 2010. SheepTech has grown quite a lot for the past one year according to SiteMeter:

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The default battery indicator on laptops powered by Windows XP, Vista and 7 shows only the most basic information—% of battery juice available, estimated time left before the battery dies off, and charging or plugged in. You are simply out of luck if you want to know more about your laptop’s battery using it.

Whether you are a road warrior who cares much of your battery’s health or is just simply curious about it, check out BatteryBar. It sits beautifully on the taskbar indicating the percentage of battery juice left or time left depending on preference. Hovering it will reveal:

• Percent of battery juice left
• Capacity of battery – e.g 12,443 mWh of 17,294 mWh
• Charged rate – e.g 13,642mW
• Battery life left in time – e.g 0:34
• Full battery lifetime in time – e.g 1:00
• A/C – connected or disconnected
• Battery wear – e.g 700% of 57,720 mWh

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