INPUT ARTICLE: Article: 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.

SUMMARY: 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.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Many specialize in disorders such as Parkinson's. A movement specialist can make recommendations and assess how your care is progressing. If there is no movement specialist who has experience with Parkinson's near you, you might ask your neurologist for a recommendation. If necessary, you might want to consider traveling occasionally to visit a good movement specialist, even if they are not nearby. This will enable them to notice changes as the disease progresses. If you find that others are often having difficulty understanding you, a speech and language specialist may help you to improve your voice. As about the Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT LOUD). It has been clinically demonstrated to help with Parkinson's-related speech difficulties. If you have trouble swallowing, the speech and language specialist can help you with this as well. A physical therapist will help you improve your balance, regain your range of motion, improve your flexibility, and keep your strength. The therapist can help devise exercises that are tailored to your needs. This can be particularly helpful for people who are vulnerable to falling or who freeze and have difficulty moving. Occupational therapists specialize in helping people devise solutions to the problems that occur at home or at work. They can also recommend specialized devices that may make certain tasks easier and safer. This can help you retain your freedom and independence. Occupational therapist may be able to help with things like putting hand rails in the shower stall to make showering safer, getting you a special straw to make it easier to swallow liquids, installing a special swivel seat in your car if you have trouble getting in and out, or installing ramps in your house. This may be particularly helpful if you have difficulty getting enough nutrition or problems swallowing. Sometimes people with Parkinson's may not eat enough because they are worried about choking. A nutritionist can help you devise a meal plan that will be easier for you to eat, still be tasty, and will provide you with the nutrients that you need. You may find it helpful to go yourself, with your partner, or with your family. This can help you and loved ones to cope with the diagnosis and manage stress. The counselor can also help you find other federal, state, or local resources. You can locate a licensed professional by contacting the American Psychological Association, National Association of Social Workers, or the Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. Depression and anxiety are very common with Parkinson's. A psychiatrist or psychologist can treat these conditions. If you are prescribed other medications for depression or anxiety, be sure to inform your other doctors so that they all know what medications you are on, how much, and when you take them. This is important for making sure you get the coordinated, thorough care.

SUMMARY: Find a movement disorders specialist. Hire a speech-language specialist. See a physical therapist. Find an occupational therapist. Talk to a nutritionist. Find a social worker or counselor. Go to a psychiatrist or psychologist.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The top coat seals the gel stain and protects the finish of your piece. Choose a top coat that matches the base of your stain if you used an oil-based gel stain, use an oil-based top coat. If you used water-based stain, go for a water-based top coat. It will be clearly labeled oil or water-based on the packaging. For oil-based products, wipe on the top coat with a lint-free shop towel or old t-shirt. Use a foam brush to apply water-based top coats. Start on one side and work systematically to the other side. All you need is a thin coat to seal in the stain. Let the top coat dry overnight before proceeding. After the top coat dries, go over the entire surface lightly with a piece of 400-grit sandpaper. Be sure to sand with the grain. Then, wipe the surface down thoroughly with a damp cloth to remove any dust or debris generated by your sanding. The second coat will really lock the gel stain in place. Apply a thin coat, just like you did with the first one. Work systematically from 1 side to the other. Let the top coat dry completely before proceeding. After the final coat of top coat, sand the surface very lightly again using the 400-grit sandpaper. Be sure to sand with the grain. Use a very gentle touch you only want to remove a small amount of the finish to even out the surface. Wipe the surface down thoroughly. If you masked off areas with paper or painter's tape, you can remove that now.

SUMMARY: Select the gel stain top coat of your choice. Apply a thin coat of top coat. Sand the surface with 400-grit sandpaper. Apply a second coat of top coat. Sand the surface lightly one last time.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Collect the branches in spring when new growths are forming on the tree. Look for fresh green shoots and branches that are skinnier than a pencil to use for your rooting tonic. Use a pair or pruning shears or a sharp utility knife to cut the willow branches at a 45-degree angle so the tree doesn't develop rot. You can use any type of willow for your rooting hormone. Don't use any dead branches since they won't contain any of the natural rooting hormones. When you're ready to plant your cuttings, dip the cut ends in the willow water solution and leave them to soak for at least 2 hours so they can absorb the nutrients. After they've soaked, put your cuttings in the soil so they can start to grow. You can also use the willow solution to water your cuttings during the first month of growth to help promote healthy roots and foliage.

SUMMARY:
Collect 2 cups (256 g) of young branches from a willow tree. Soak your cuttings in the willow solution for 2-3 hours before planting.