What is the best way to maintain your Battery Life for Iphone 5 ?

What is the best way to maintain your Battery Life for Iphone 5 ?

hi,
so what would you suggest to do here then. let it get to 50% then run the battery down and at say 5-%ish re-charge it fully.
is there anything i could switch off on my phone to save battery power. ive taken off he location services apart from ym locate my iphone, stopped the fetch new data and set it to manaul . this is also the same for the icloud as well.more or less everything has been set to manual or set to off ??

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