Does Smoking Marijuana Give You Cancer?

Does Smoking Pot Give You Cancer? This question is fairly easy to answer, even though some biased people may say that it is the other way around.

Everything gives you cancer, from the sun, to fast food, to food additives, to overhead power lines, to your mobile phone. Smoking pot hasn't been officially and definitively proven to give you cancer, only because almost all of the people who smoke marijuana also smoke cigarettes, or mix tobacco into their pot.

When it's almost impossible to find people who only smoke marijuana, and have no other possible cancer-causing past times, it's impossible to prove that smoking pot by itself causes or doesn't cause cancer.

As I explain in the attached article, most people who smoke pot mix it with tobacco, and smoke it unfiltered through a bong or in a joint, and it is well known that smoking tobacco without a proper filter does increase the risk of cancer, and other smoking related illnesses.

It is simply foolish to suggest that just because one percent of pot smokers who don't smoke cigarettes may have a lower chance of getting cancer than those that also smoke tobacco, that this means anything at all.

If you smoke, you will get sick and die, no matter what you smoke, it's just a matter of time, and you would have to be living in pixie dust fairy land to suggest that smoking marijuana does not give you cancer.

Can You Make Sales Just By Getting Facebook Page Likes?

Do Facebook Page Likes Work For Making Sales? 

This is a good question: can you make sales just by getting Facebook page likes? The answer is probably not, unless you are trying to rank for a very easy keyword phrase, and don't expect to make a lot of sales.

It's not hard to rank a Facebook page on Google for a phrase with low competition simply buy buying Facebook page likes, but it takes a bit more than that to compete for a medium competition phrase.

For example, you need to make a lot of back links to the page, from articles, blog posts, blog comments, and all sorts of different places.

It's a good idea to update your Facebook page regularly, with a lot of keyword relevant content, as well as engaging photos, videos, questions, contests, and other things to encourage the interaction of other people on your page.

You should probably allow people to post things on your wall, because this sort of interaction is a positive thing for showing that your page has real participants, and this is an important metric to take into account when thinking about the way that Facebook ranks pages.

Can you make sales just by getting Facebook page likes? Yes you can, but it helps if you do everything else right as well.

How do you set up Scheduled Tweeting?

Scheduled Tweeting

Scheduled tweeting is a fairly simple thing to set up, you just have to know how to do it. I usually get my Twitter followers from Twiends, and then schedule my tweets using Twaitter.

This is a fairly simple process, and if you just get purchase a weekly subscription of seeds from Twiends, and have your recurring tweets scheduled on Twaitter, you can get an ever-increasing amount of traffic on your links, so long as you put enough money into it.

If you don't have a lot of money to put into buying Twitter followers, you can do it yourself, by simply following people to earn seeds, and then you get people following you back for those credits, although you usually end up getting less followers than are following you, so you have to either un-follow the people who aren't following you back, or find some other way to get more people to follow you on Twitter, such as referring people to Twiends, through your referral link.

Now all of this is a pretty complicated, time-consuming process, and there is a site where for just a dollar a day, you can get all of this done for you.

Professional Social Promotion is a site that offers to promote your site through scheduled tweeting, or a one-time share to thousands of people on Twitter, at a very affordable price.

You can choose whether you want to get a subscription of scheduled tweets, which you can pay for on a monthly basis, or a one-time share to all of their social networking sites at once.

It's probably better to get in contact with them, via the email address on the home page, because they are actually a small site run by one person, and if you ask nicely, you can get a really good discount on the cost of social promotion, and scheduled tweeting.