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Top 10 Richest People in History

10. Genghis Khan Lived:  1162-1227 Country:  Mongolian Empire Wealth:  Lots of land, not much else Genghis Khan is undoubtedly one of the most successful military leaders of all time. As leader of the Mongol Empire, which at its height stretched from China to Europe, he controlled the largest contiguous empire in history. However, despite his great power, scholars say Genghis never hoarded his wealth. On the contrary, the Khan’s generosity was key to his influence. One of the basis of his success is sharing the spoils with his soldiers and other commanders. Mongol soldiers, unlike many pre-modern armies, were banned from taking personal loot. After an area was conquered, every item taken was inventoried by official clerks and then later distributed amongst the military and their families. Genghis still received a share of the spoils, but that hardly made him rich. He built no palace for himself or family, no temple, no tomb, and not even a house. He was born ...
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Using 'Clickbait' to Generate Traffic.

Content marketing is all about generating traffic. If you can’t attract visitors to your site, your chances of online success are virtually non-existent. Yet over the past couple of years, there’s been a surge of marketers and small business owners trying to find an easier route to bolster traffic by producing and promoting so-called ‘clickbait’. When used shrewdly and sparingly, clickbaiting can be an effective marketing tool — but you’ve got to tread carefully. More often than not, clickbait is a recipe for disaster. What is Clickbait ? You’ve seen clickbaiting everywhere, even if you aren’t always aware of it. Simply put, clickbait is a piece of content that intentionally over-promises or misrepresents in order to pull users onto a particular website. Clickbait generally captures users with a snappy, sensationalist headline — such as “you won’t believe this”, or “you’ll never guess what...
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Myths You Have Been Told About Network Marketing.

No work-at-home scheme is more misunderstood and demonized than  network marketing . At it’s best, network marketing is seen as unimportant mommy-businesses or something strange uncle Bob does to find his fortune. At it’s worst, network marketing is perceived as being full of greedy snake oil salespeople and shysters. But once you get past the old attitudes and misconceptions, network marketing is a viable way to start a part-time home-based business. The first step to success is to decipher the myths from the truth. # 1. Network Marketing Is an Illegal Pyramid In the illegal pyramid test, the shape of an organization does not determine legality. If it did, most businesses and organizations, including the government would be illegal because all have a pyramid structure. An illegal pyramid scheme provides no products or services and pays according to the number of recruits. Legal network marketing programs offer quality products or services that are so...
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Places to Visit in Kenya

#1 . NAIROBI Capital City Of Kenya Nairobi is Kenya’s capital city. In addition to its urban core, the city has Nairobi National Park, a large game reserve known for breeding endangered black rhinos and home to giraffes, zebras and lions. Next to it is a well-regarded elephant orphanage operated by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Nairobi is also often used as a jumping-off point for safari trips elsewhere in Kenya. In the city center, towers like the cylindrical KICC, home to the convention center, rise near attractions like the Nairobi National Museum, devoted to Kenyan art, artifacts, wildlife and early hominids. In upscale suburban Langata, the Giraffe Centre sanctuary features a hand-feeding platform. The Karen Blixen Museum, in the “Out of Africa” author’s preserved colonial home, stands on the former farm that’s now an affluent suburb called Karen. The Bomas of Kenya cultural center, with huts representing Kenya's major ethnic groups, offe...
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