Q: Lots of popular culture suggests that the prettiest girls are also the cruelest. You don't have to be mean to be pretty; in fact, it makes you less attractive. Be kind to people instead: ask them how they are and offer help if you see them struggling. People who are confident always seem more attractive to others. A great way be confident is by preparing yourself for situations you might be in. This means showing up to class having done your homework, do some extra research on the company you're interviewing with, or even just looking up which movies are playing before you make plans with your friends. People who smile generally look prettier than people who frown all the time. Smiling more can help you look prettier, and it also makes you seem more approachable. Have you ever noticed how people who seem to know who they are and have no problem being themselves seem more attractive? Sticking to your own style, whether it's with make-up, your clothes, or your accessories, can help you look prettier. One of the easiest ways to be yourself is by following your intuition, sometimes called following your "gut." If something just doesn't feel right to you - whether it's a certain type of clothing, a makeup look, or an activity that your friends or significant other wants you to do - don't do it.
A: Don't be cruel. Be confident. Smile more. Be yourself.

Q: High-quality content will help with SEO because your website will get a higher ranking as people use it more and you will get more backlinks to your site. Developing good content and relationships with universities in the traditional way of getting .edu backlinks. Other ways will take less time, but may be seen as "spam" if done improperly. Keep in mind that as you build your expert content on your website, those articles that help college students with life skills or research needs are more likely to be used on university pages. There are several ways to entice people to post your content and link back to your page. Work with university professors to develop a project that will be mutually beneficial. Contribute some time to focusing on what these professors will find valuable for their students. Write content with this in mind and ask the professor to post the content and a link to the website on their classroom site. Create a charity partnership with a college. Some colleges will post content for their sponsors. The content should address the partnership and college issues, as well as your products or services, if you want the college to post it for mutual benefit. Work with university bloggers. Inquire whether you can provide guest blogs on university sites. If you can provide alumni connections, job search advice or professional advice, university websites may be happy to post your content, credentials and link to your website. This will tell web crawlers that there is a new post that links to your website, which will improve your ranking. Enter the .edu website's URL into a service like pingmyurl.com. Your backlink will appear faster if you "ping" it.
A: Hire a freelance writer or appoint a writer in your marketing department to produce high-quality articles. Focus on producing content that applies to college students. Develop relationships with local professors or pages. Keep track of all your website links on edu sites. Ping the site as soon as it is posted.

Q: Double-click the Outlook icon, which resembles a blue and white envelope with a white "O" on it. It's in the upper-left side of the Outlook window. Doing so prompts a pop-out window to appear. You'll find this near the middle of the pop-out window. Clicking it opens the Outlook Options page. It's near the top-left corner of the Options page. This button is on the right side of the window. Doing so removes all saved autocomplete entries. You can prevent Outlook from using the autocomplete list by unchecking the "Use Auto-Complete List to suggest names..." box in the "Send Messages" section of the Mail options.
A: Open Outlook. Click File. Click Options. Click the Mail tab. Scroll down and click Empty Auto-Complete List. Click Yes when prompted.

Q: It's the app that has a blue icon with a white "O" over an envelope. Outlook can be found under the Start menu on Windows. On Mac, open The Finder, click "Applications" and double-click Outlook. The Mail icon is the button that resembles an envelope at the bottom of the navigation pane to the left. An email with a distribution list will have the paperclip icon next to it to indicate that it has an attachment. The subject should indicate that a distribution list is contained in the email. All attachments are listed below the email subject at the top of the email. Double-clicking a distribution list will display a list of all the contacts in the distribution list. It's the first tab in the upper-right corner of the popup with the distribution list. This will save the distribution list to your contacts and close the popup window.
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Open Outlook. Click the Mail icon. Double-click an email with a distribution list. Double-click the distribution list. Click Save & Close.