Smurf Village Help


When you decided to get Smurf Village Help you were offered many ways to spend your Coins, Experience Points (XP) and most importantly your Smurf Berries.  I’m going to teach you the best strategy for Smurf Village.

Check out this video.  Now don’t go getting all excited already, that hack has already been patched.  I believe if you have snow in your Smurf Village the loophole has already been filled and it won’t work for you.  Man that would be sweet though wouldn’t it?

Here is the strategy I’ve laid out that not only allows you to play for free, move up levels quickly but also helps do it with comfort and pleasure.  If you wish to make it even easier buying just the 20 Smurf Berries at the right time will help as well.  Just an FYI, I never bought them.

 

The Smurf Village Help

        1. The number one rule of Smurf Village Help. Never talk about Smurf Village Help.  Well that was a joke but hey I’m 35 years old and I’m playing Smurf Village.  I think it’s a good rule.  It’s already quite embarrassing when my crops are ready to harvest and my phone dings the Smurf Village Help notification.
        2. Never use your Smurf Berries until you have 25 and can buy Farmer Smurf House.  Save them until around level 17 when you will hit 25 Smurf Berries.  Farmer Smurf has a button you press that will harvest all your crop with the push of a button.  No more clicking every field to harvest the crop, it is automatic.  How sweet.
        3. Now save up for 15 more Smurf Berries and upgrade the farm.  Because guess what, now you can also plant all your crops with a push of one button.  I believe this addition or feature of the game changes it from a tedious process of clicks back to the pleasure of play you were enjoying around level 4 or 5 back when it was still fun.  Now you can spend your time building out a cool village slowly as you make more coins and XP but without the tedious clicks.  Granted you will be required to work hard clicking away until level 25 or 26 before you have enough Smurf Berries but at least you know there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
        4. If ever there was a time to buy those 20 Smurf Berry for $5.00 I would buy it when you have reached 20 Smurf Berries.  Instead of level 25 you will be at level 15.  You can buy the Farmer House for 25 berries.  Then you will have exactly 15 left over to upgrade his house.  Let the fun begin, again.
        5. Do the math.  When choosing which crop to grow, do the math and decide which one will give you the most amount of XP or coins in the shortest period.  Your Smurf Village Strategy will change depending on whether you require more coins in a hurry or more XP.  At times one will be more important than the other so again do the math and figure out what is best.
        6. Once you reach the level that has them you will learn that Black Currants are just about the best crop to use to increase your XP the fastest.  In the later stages you will find that Magic Blue Berries are the best but you won’t be able to access them until level 26.
        7. Base your Smurf Village Strategy around your schedule.  At night when you are sleeping choose a crop you can plant right before bed and harvest right when you wake up.  Then change to the plant that fits your day time schedule.  I have an iPhone that I carry everywhere so I have no problems clicking my Black Currants every 40 minutes.  However at times that can become tedious or I become busy at work and I’m required to change to something else like Brussels Sprouts or Peas.  You need to figure out what is best for your schedule but always remember to do the math.
        8. Always complete Papa Smurfs choirs.  You receive lots of XP points for doing them and it is part of the fun of the game.  Even when you really want to keep those 10 Smurfs to grow crop instead of searching for Gargamel.
        9. Build your bridges as soon as you have enough coins.  It is going to take you 5 days to complete it so buy it as soon as possible.  You are going to need the extra land for all the houses and crops.
        10. Upgrade your houses for 500 and you will have two Smurfs per house and you can grow more crop.
        11. When Papa Smurf tells you to bake a Cherry Cake, just keep at it, over and over, you will eventually get it.

The above Smurf Village Help is key to your success and enjoyment playing Smurf Village.  Remember to fight the urge to spend the Smurf Berries and always do the math.

Here is a recap of Smurf Village Help

            • Use Smurf Berries to buy Farmer Smurf and Upgrade it.
            • Black Currant is the best value crop.
            • Do the math when choosing crop.
            • Upgrade your houses to add more Smurfs and grow more crop.

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Teach Grandma To Blog


Today creating your own website is easier than ever before. There are two or three reasons why it is simple for even your grandmother to start her own blog. The first reason is WordPress. WordPress is a Content Management System that allows anyone to create a website and update it with pictures, video and text with almost no technical skills. With WordPress you simply login to your website, click on add post and away you go creating content much like you would in Microsoft Word. The second reason why anyone can do it is because website hosting company’s have built in a 1 step process to install WordPress in the web hosting customer interface called Cpanel. It really is only a few clicks in Cpanel and WordPress is installed on your website. The third reason anyone can own their own website is because the cost of data storage has dropped dramatically in the last decade, which in turn allows web hosting company’s to offer more competitive pricing.

WordPress is the number one blogging interface on the internet. The next best option is a very distant second. There is simply nothing that compares. Now I’m not talking about WordPress.com. WordPress.com allows you to blog for free but your website name is yourwebsite.wordpress.com. It’s really their website. They are generating more traffic and content due to your work. No, what I’m talking about is buying your own website and installing the free WordPress software from WordPress.org onto your site. An example site is Don’t Do It David.com. This site is owned and operated by a non technical user who’s able to do all the work themself without any help.

Paying for a site to host your website is very inexpensive. For about $4.00 or $5.00 dollars a month you can get a decent host. If you pay closer to $10.00 you can usually host several sites on the same plan. I suggest using a well known provider like hostgator.com or bluehost.com. (I am not currently an affiliate for either site so I’m not making any money suggesting either.) I have read a lot of reviews, joined many webmaster forums and one host keeps popping up as the best for up time, best interface and best customer service, which is hostgator.com. Hostgator is the provider for several of my sites including helpviavideo.com, sandbach.ca, mypokersuccess.com and warmergirl.com. A major feature of their CPanel is the ability to install WordPress with one click.

I’ve included an instructional video in this post to show you how simple it is create your own website. The video includes the very basic steps from the start which includes purchasing your website and then logging into Cpanel and installing WordPress. I now use a website registrar called internet.bs for all my purchases because they are just about the cheapest and they provide free privacy whois options. Many other website have very inexpensive prices but then they charge extra for whois and other security features that are just a complete money grab (couch couch godaddy.com) I suggest you absolutely stay away from godaddy.com, 3ix.org and 1+1 hosting as I have either experienced or read several bad stories regarding all three. You can google them yourself to find out. Another good registrar to buy from is namecheap.com. I also have bought a couple .ca websites from 10dollar.ca and have had no issues with them. Another suggestion is that you always keep the company you register a domain from separate from the company that hosts your site. Many websites give you a free domain for life when you buying hosting with them. It sounds like a money saver but I’ve read when you try to move to another host they attempt to lock the site to them and don’t allow you to move it even though you own the site or they charge hefty transfer costs to do so. Just keep that in mind when purchasing your websites.

If you want to start blogging yourself but don’t know where to start, watch my videos including the one in this post. They will get you started blogging in no time. Please keep in mind I am not making any money sugessting who to use and who to stay away from I’m providing that from research and experience.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A POST AND A PAGE IN WORDPRESS

The difference between a post and a page in WordPress is simple but still something new to be learned for the absolute beginner. I’m going to break it down as simple as possible. The purpose of a Blog is to write content articles in chronological order with the site always showing your latest POST first then the next most recent post directly under it.  The reader should be able to seemlessly roll down the page reading each previous post in order.  This is where the term blog roll comes from.  These again are called POSTS. A PAGE is different in that it isn’t in the roll, it is it’s own static PAGE set on it’s own in no relation to previous or forthcoming Pages.

How a WordPress site is set by default is to display the most recent Post on the main home page.  Where as Pages are different.  The title of Pages appear at the top in the menu field beside the home button.  Clicking on the Page title in the menu bar will then open the Page in it’s own window where you can then read the contents of the Page.  This will all make more sense when you watch the video.  If you watched the video first reading this information is making more sense.

When you first logged into your WordPress DashBoard I’m sure you were looking at those two wondering the difference.  You need not wonder anymore.

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