You’re Overpaying Thousands in Taxes by Not Claiming the R&D Tax Credit Over the last decade we have seen some monumental changes in the digital world. We rely on the internet for entertainment, to conduct business, to market our business, to search for goods and services, and so much more. As society becomes more dependent […]
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Surely you’re tired of hearing that the user experience is important to improve the conversion, but not so much about how it can help you increase your visibility. Believe it or not, user experience is also decisive for Google to give us a good look and send us thousands of visits. That’s why in this
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Editor’s note: “Ask an SEO” is a weekly column by technical SEO expert Jenny Halasz. Come up with your hardest SEO question and fill out our form. You might see your answer in the next #AskanSEO post! Today’s Ask an SEO question comes from Sergio in Italy: I’m in charge of following the trend of an auction
The appearance of the Spotted Lanternfly in Berks County, Pennsylvania in 2014 has now escalated into an infestation threatening the entire northeastern United States. This invasive insect is endangering Pennsylvania’s grape, apple, and peach industries which are collectively valued at more than $4.9 billion. The state’s forest products valued at $19 billion and nursery and
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Looking to catch up on the latest social media news, but short on time? We have you covered! This week (episode #113) we’re chatting about all of this and more: How two brands are using social media, particularly Instagram and Instagram Stories, to generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue and why it may
Rokas Tenys / Shutterstock.com Facebook reports it has cut off access to its API platform for hundreds of thousands of inactive apps that were not submitted for review by the August 1 deadline. App developers received a reminder last month that any apps using the following APIs had until August 1 to resubmit their app
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In a blog post explaining ways in which it collects user feedback, Facebook says that tens of thousands of its users opt in to take the company’s user research surveys every week on the platform. The responses to surveys are among the feedback methods that inform company decisions around product updates and ranking algorithms. According
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Restaurants are under increasing pressure from minimum wage hikes to pay workers more and pass off costs in higher prices for customers, Fox Business reports. Eighteen states raised their minimum wage at the start of the year, forcing thousands of restaurants to adapt to rising labor costs. However, patrons will only absorb so much of the cost.
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September 28th, 2017 Meet Kirby Jenner, the unofficial brother of the Kardashian clan. Self-proclaimed twin to Kendall Jenner (Kim Kardashian’s supermodel little sister), Kirby has been Photoshopping himself into photos of Kendall for over two years. He takes what would be high fashion, trendy photos and adds hilarious surprises. Inspiration for Kirby’s Photoshopped photos comes
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Pinterest, which claims to host “the world’s largest collection of human-curated links”, is now putting its ever-expanding dataset to use by introducing the ‘Pinterest Taste Graph’ for improved ad targeting. Essentially, Pinterest’s Taste Graph will give you more options for targeting your ads to the exact right people. A lot more – Taste Graph will
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