INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Take a soft dust mop or a broom with soft bristles and sweep the floor. Make sure to sweep up as much debris as you can. Pay special attention to areas along walls or doors. If you choose to use a vacuum, you need to be careful not to damage your marble floor. The plastic on the nozzle or wheels of a vacuum can etch or scratch marble. As a result, use caution if you decide to use a vacuum If you have a central vacuum system in your home, you may be able to use a soft floor attachment on the nozzle. However, you should test the attachment in an inconspicuous area (such as behind a door) before using it. Rugs and mats will help accumulate debris. As a result, sweeping or vacuuming your floor will be easy. In addition, rugs or mats will protect high traffic areas from scratches.

SUMMARY: Sweep the floor with a soft broom. Be careful using a vacuum. Use rugs and mats throughout your home.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Quality content, in other words lots of original, error-free text organized well on a modern-looking website, is what matters most in terms of SEO that you can control. Hiring a professional website designer can help with the cosmetics and get you taken seriously by your visitors. You'll also want to be sure that you're not misleading visitors, they should be getting what was advertised when they looked at the site's description. You also create quality content by making sure that your content is original. This means that not only should each page of your site have different content than every other page of your site, but it also means that you'll be docked for stealing the content of others. Make your text original! Quality images, tagged with good keywords, can also help your rankings with search engines. Find the most relevant and search keywords that relate to the content you provide and then add those keywords to your site text. Use the word a few times within the page in a way that relates to the rest of the text and is natural. Going over the top with the word-drops or pairing them with content that is irrelevant will get you punished in the rankings, however. This involves at least a little bit of figuring out what makes your business unique. Maybe you're not just a clothing designer, but you're a geeky clothing designer. Maybe you're not just an auto shop but you're an auto shop in Seattle. Try to use Google Adwords to check how competitive your keywords are before deciding on them. Be sure that the keywords have at least some searches. You will want to try using broader key words too. Create a site map that tells people where everything is on your site. You will get about a 1% click through rate to your site map. However, it will do wonders for those who know what site maps do, and the Search Engines will like it as well.

SUMMARY: Have quality content. Create original content. Incorporate appropriate images. Use keywords. Target niche keywords with low competition. Have a site map.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will need to determine just what kind of information you are dealing with so that you can put your files into order. Take your pen and paper in hand and while you are perusing your files, log the subject of each file and write down the information. For example, you might log receipts from groceries on your paper and then define the subject for these entries as "Living expenses" or "Spending." If any files contain conflicting information, a broad array of documents, or are particularly full, leave a short memo to yourself next to each file subject. Now that you have a list of the subjects contained in your files, you need to gather these into broad groups. Try to collect you file subjects into as few main categories as possible. You'll want to come up with broad categories until all your subjects fit into a corresponding master category. You never know what future files might come into your library, and you want your system to be flexible enough to accommodate. Some examples of main categories are: Money Household Health Work/Business Education You're in pretty good shape now that you've got your files sorted and your system categorized, but you'll be able to jump to your files in a jiffy if you include a color code. This allows for even more flexibility in your files, as you'll be able to cluster your files by category while still being able to apply alphabetization. You might consider coding your files with: Green for finances Red for personal documents Blue for medical documents Take a look at your file log. Any place you've noted clutter, fullness, or discrepancies deserve a second look. Is there anything that looks like it might be unnecessary? This is the point where you should pitch all the junk you don't need right into the garbage. To help deciding whether or not a document should be kept, ask yourself, "When have I needed this document? Will I need it in the future?" Receipts are major contributors to clutter and, unless you are holding it for the potential future return of a product, can be thrown away almost immediately. This will change considerably based on individual need, but taking a look at the shape of your files should give you an indication of what kind of container you will need. Offices and large personal file collections might need a filing cabinet(s). Smaller archives can sometimes be housed in a small file box. Be sure to purchase a quality file container. Your hard efforts at organization could be ruined by a spill if your container cracks or a handle is torn loose.

SUMMARY: Sort and log your files. Devise master categories to fit the subjects in your log. Code your colors. Declutter your files. Choose the right container.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You must have iCloud for Windows installed and you must be signed in with your Apple ID. Be sure it's configured correctly to sync with your iCloud Photo Library. Any new photos or videos added to your iCloud Photo Stream will appear here.

SUMMARY:
Click the Start menu. Click on the iCloud folder. Click on iCloud Photos. Click Downloads.