By Zachary Shor Starting a janitorial company seems easy. Buy some mops and brooms, incorporate the business, and you’re ready to go. Right? Not so fast. The janitorial business does have a low barrier to entry. Almost anyone can afford to get one started. And, if you want to do all the janitorial work yourself, […]
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Web designers know the importance of usability when building a website and these elements can never be underestimated. When you design a website that’s easy to use, you are engaging customers the right way, leaving them very happy before they leave. This increases the chance of them coming back and, ultimately, your conversion rate. Over
Since ClicData began, our interactions with companies of all sizes and users of all shapes have revealed some curiously common threads among dashboard and business intelligence use cases. So we thought it would make a lot of sense to publish an “FAQs” blog to get some answers and ideas out around BI and dashboard best
$79 billion – that’s how much companies plan to spend on SEO by the year 2020. It might seem like an obscene amount of money, but it is justified considering the multiple tasks that business owners must juggle regularly – from retaining the current crop of customers to creating numerous business profiles in top local directories.
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Most business owners who’ve been around for a while have a “horror story” diary of marketing mistakes, places where their marketing strategies went wrong. Whether they lost big or lost small, they all learned valuable lessons with those mistakes Rather than follow along their footsteps and make the same marketing mistakes, why not learn from
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Personalizing an email marketing program can greatly increase opens and clicks. But a quick look at my inbox reveals that very few retailers are doing it effectively. Much of the success of any marketing effort can be boiled down to making the message relevant to individuals. In this post, I’ll review four common methods to
Have you considered starting a mobile app? Or does your company already have one in progress? There are thousands of successful mobile apps on the market, but tens of thousands of failed starts to balance them out. Building a mobile app isn’t a get-rich-quick-scheme; instead, it’s a trial by fire that only a small percentage
The cloaked keywords and link hack automatically creates many pages with nonsensical sentences, links, and images. These pages sometimes contain basic template elements from the original site, so at first glance, the pages might look like normal parts of the target site until you read the content. In this type of attack, hackers usually use
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Here’s an interesting one – Google is piloting a new initiative which will display videos of various celebrities answering commonly Googled questions about them, within search results. As you can see, when you conduct a relevant search on Google (either within the app or on mobile web), you’ll get an option to view a video
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When I first started off as a content marketer, I managed my editorial workflow in a combination of Google Sheets and Docs. It was good in theory, but terrible in reality. My system didn’t accommodate for missed deadlines, long-term planning, or any of the post-submission tasks I had to do once a writer turned in an
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