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Include an eye-catching photograph, either of your products or a marketing shot of people in your target market. Include your company name and logo, along with your most common or most recent company tagline or motto. This will have a simple introduction to your company, one paragraph in length, under a catchy headline title. Underneath this, include graphs or charts that illustrate your target demographic and statistics about their usage of your product. If you are seeking advertisers for your web site, include any statistics you have collected regarding your social media campaigns. Include detailed metrics for your web site, including number of visitors, number of unique visitors, and how long they spent on your site. Throughout your media kit, include as many visual elements as possible. Photographs will make your kit more appealing, and charts and graphs will add a professional tone. If your kit will be used to woo advertisers, show them the successful ad campaigns you have designed or hosted for other companies. This will help potential advertisers see how you can help them promote their products or services. Save all pages as a .pdf, or as a single page on your web site. When you need to distribute your media kit to journalists or advertisers, email them a link to the appropriate page on your site or simply attach the .pdf file to your message. When you send someone a link to your media kit, be sure to follow up with them to make sure they received it. This is the perfect time to ask editors or advertisers if they have any questions about your company, or if they need any additional materials from you.

summary: Create an attractive cover page. Create an introductory page. Describe your online marketing strategies. Make it colorful. List past and present advertisers. Distribute your media kit. Follow up with your recipients.

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First, remove the oven racks. Then take out anything else that may be in the oven, like a baking stone or thermometer. Check to make sure everything has been removed before you begin to clean. If there are any stains on your baking stone when you remove it, now can be a good time to clean it separately. Mix a cup (170 g) of baking soda with about 3 tablespoons (44.4 mL) of water in a bowl. You can adjust the amount of water if necessary. The mixture should create a spreadable paste. Wear rubber gloves to spread the paste all over the inside of the oven. You can also use a spatula to spread the paste if you don't want to use your hands. Coat every part of the inside of the oven except the heating elements. The paste may turn brown and/or chunky in some areas. That is normal. Allow the paste to sit for 12 hours or overnight. If you don't have that much time, let the paste sit for 40 minutes. You may have to let the paste sit again for 30-40 more minutes if the paste doesn't work as well as desired the first time. Use a cloth that has been dampened with water to wipe off the paste. You may have to scrub hard to remove some of the paste. If scrubbing doesn't work, use a spatula to remove as much of the paste as possible. Pour white vinegar into a spray bottle. Spray the vinegar inside the oven. The vinegar will cause the paste to foam. Use a damp a cloth to wipe off any residue that remains. Replace the racks inside of the oven once it dries out. You can allow the oven to air dry, or you can use a towel. Put anything else that was in the oven back inside, such as the oven thermometer. The oven should be clean and shiny.

summary: Take everything out of the oven. Create a paste. Coat the oven with the paste. Let the paste sit overnight. Wipe the oven down. Use vinegar. Put everything back inside the oven.

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Professional nail salons have the right equipment to give you a long lasting coat of polish. If you want a really long-lasting coat that doesn't chip, you can opt for a gel manicure, which uses a super hard setting type of nail polish that acts almost like acrylic nails. If you are very dedicated to having long nails, you can get acrylic nails, which are fake nails that are attached to your actual nails. These nails are very, very strong but they cost more than a regular manicure and are quite a commitment. Although there is a myth that you should soak your nails before a manicure, water on your nails will actually stop the polish from adhering correctly. This could cause your nail polish to chip off quickly. You also want to make sure there are no creams or lotions on on your nails right before painting them. This will also stop the polish from attaching correctly. More expensive nail polishes usually contain more pigment, fewer potentially toxic chemicals, and better brushes inside. That said, you don't need to spend $50 to get a quality bottle of nail polish. Balance your budget with your desire for a crisp and smooth manicure. Also avoid using quick-drying polish if you want to avoid chips. The formula of quick-drying polish, while containing the same ingredients as the regular, has different ratios of ingredients. This difference in ratio makes the polish more likely to chip. Don't use a 2-in-1 base and top coat. These will not work as well as a separate base and top coats that are each formulated specifically for their location on your nail. Letting each coat dry completely allows it to become hard and tough. Besides the possibility of messing up the previous coat, waiting for each coat to dry is an important, but frustrating, step in creating a lasting manicure. You will want to brush on at least 2-3 coats. Remember, you want to let each coat dry before adding on another. Begin your top coat by doing a small layer around the tip of the nail. Then, once that is dry, cover the whole nail in top coat. This will give the tip of your nails more strength over the life of your manicure. Apply a few layers of top coat if you have the time to do it. The top coat should leave a nice, smooth finish that will resist chips and snags.
summary: Consider getting a professional manicure. Apply nail polish when your nails are dry. Use good quality nail polish. Use a base coat. Let the polish dry completely between coats. Apply several layers of polish. Apply a top coat.