Low Cost Affordable Laser Hair Removal Site

Today we launched a brand new site regarding low cost laser hair removal, and we are going to cover actual clients/patients that had their hair removed with a laser technician in their perspective cities.

We will be covering laser hair removal based on the cheapest clinics in the largest American cities, and we want to cover all major centers in North America, starting with the United States. We will include actual real patients who had hair removed via laser for all body areas, including legs, armpits, back, upper lip, facial hair, buttocks, neck, arms, breasts, chests, etc.

Finding the lowest cost hair removal clinics is beginning to be a habit now for people (men and women) who want to have several treatments to remove all unwanted hair from their bodies, and due to the sheer amount of laser work they want done (many hours of work), they need to find the lowest cost possible per pulse, per hour, per 15 minutes, or flat rate.

We will also show some of the most used laser systems used by technicians who remove hair for their clients.

Webbits.org Shopping Blog

It has been a long time since I've been here writing about some of the things I'm seeing these days. I was looking at some of the more interesting new websites and blogs out there in the shopping market - more like the online shopping market. The competition is stiff these days for websites and I'm always on the lookout for another way of building a site that has to do with marketing products and services. As you can tell by this blog, I really only been here once in a while when I'm want to do a shout out to the new blog or site that a friend of mine is starting or one of my own.

Because of the success of Yahoo! answers I thought that it would be interesting to have a website like that, where users could come by and perhaps add their own comments and add some more information to an already existing page. That is how I came up with the idea of Web Bits. The idea being that just like Google and other domains in the cyber sphere what if you had a website that gathered little bits of information on different subjects and list of them. Then visitors (if there are any) can come by and add extra information to help the pages along. Sort of a Wikipedia idea, but with the blog. So this is it - I launched Webbits.org yesterday and we're going to see how it goes. So far we have done a post called cheap designer handbags and another one called affordable hearing aids and it's been really fun to try to code the whole thing, as it is a little bit different than most blogs I have seen.

There is even its own identifiers and syntax in the whole harebrained scheme of the idea. Only time will tell if the idea catches on, and when I say catching on I mean that it catches on with me. because in the end and any site can do well if publishers and writer's are passionately involved the project.

You will noticed that the pages on this blog use a sort of template idea whereby some of the content is tree determined using a script, and some of the information is published manually. you really have to be publishing manually to make sure that the site carries on into the future because those old weird sites are not getting any kind of attention from the big search engines anymore. you have to have some good information, or at the very least interesting to readers or the long haul.