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A Professionally Designed Website: The Best Protection Against Cyber Threats

Today’s digital world is rife with cyber threats like phishing, hacking and ransomware. These security challenges pose a serious threat to businesses that don’t take necessary measures to safeguard their sensitive data. However, operating safely in the digital world doesn’t have to be daunting; it just takes knowledge and planning. A professionally designed website will […]

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Why You Need a Custom Website for Your Business – What to Expect When You Have It Made

For businesses of all kinds, websites are essential to promoting your brand and generating leads. In today’s quickly changing marketplace, businesses need a digital presence in order to stay ahead of the competition. A well-designed website is where people will first learn about you, so it is essential that you spend the time necessary to

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Risk Management and SEO: What’s the Relationship?

If you have a website, it’s important that it ranks highly on search engines. The right SEO strategies such as keywords, links, fast loading pages and glitches will contribute to the cause. But errors can occur on websites and some of them can cause your site to fall in rankings. Broken links, code errors and

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What We Learn From The Worst of the Web

There are some amazing websites on the internet. There are also some amazingly bad websites out there, and wow are they stinkers. I’m not talking the strange and bizarre sites like www.omfgdogs.com that are so bad they’re ironically good. I’m talking about corporate and small business sites that a team of web managers looked at

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Leading With Your Logo: Do’s and Don’ts

A brown box with a smile. A big yellow M. A partially eaten apple. Each one of these logos represents a company that does billions in business and has operations so complex that your organizational charts need organizational charts to understand. Yet one very simple, very plain symbol manages to capture all of that. Yep,

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A Final Dive Into Google Analytics

A Final Dive Into Google Analytics They say good things come in threes: the three original Star Wars, the Andrews sisters, the three Stooges, these three adorable dogs, etc. So in order to not break with tradition, we’ll wrap up our deep dive into Google Analytics with this post, our lucky number three. If you

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Data Diving: Google Analytics Part Two

Data Diving: Google Analytics Part Two We took a look into Google Analytics for your website in my last post, and the fact that you’re still with me is a great sign! The tool can be a little overwhelming at first glance, but trust me, you’re going to love what you can do with it.

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Who’s In The Store? Tips For Using Google Analytics

Who’s In The Store? Tips For Using Google Analytics Brick-and-mortar stores still have one seeming advantage over digital shops–all a store-owner has to do to see his customers is look up. But the internet is a dark and anonymous place, allowing your potential customers to slip in and out of your site unseen. Right? Wrong.

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