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Learn How to Find and Fix Broken Links in Your WordPress Site — It’s Worth Doing It!

Nikola Roza — February 9, 2019 Follow @NikolaRoza — February 9, 2019 Broken links… the bane of every honest webmaster. The destroyers of websites! Well… not really. But they are worth fixing. And if your site is of: decent age, decent size, or both; you have broken links. And they’re ruining your site’s experience. So … Continue reading Learn How to Find and Fix Broken Links in Your WordPress Site — It’s Worth Doing It! →

Search Engines Doing A Better Job Of Calling Out Paid-Search Ads

Search Engines Doing A Better Job Of Calling Out Paid-Search Ads by Laurie Sullivan  @lauriesullivan, December 13, 2018 Google and Bing, and even Amazon, have been criticized for not doing more to distinguish paid-search advertisements from organic search results, but the findings from a survey results released Thursday suggest improvements. In fact 77% of people … Continue reading Search Engines Doing A Better Job Of Calling Out Paid-Search Ads →

5 Things Your Small Business Should be Doing Now for a Successful 2018 Holiday Season

Dave Charest — November 19, 2018 Follow @DaveCharest — November 19, 2018 With a strong economy and low unemployment boosting consumer confidence, the 2018 holiday season promises to be a good one. This year the holiday trifecta of Black Friday/Small Business Saturday/Cyber Monday starts on November 23rd, so time is of the essence for small … Continue reading 5 Things Your Small Business Should be Doing Now for a Successful 2018 Holiday Season →

Predictive Analytics in 2018: What’s Possible, Who’s Doing It, and How

Derek Gleason — October 11, 2018 — October 11, 2018 In 2009, Netflix offered $ 1 million to anyone who could improve the quality of its recommendation engine by 10%. It took two years, but a team finally won. Netflix paid the bounty—then ignored the code. As it turned out, the enhanced algorithms “did not … Continue reading Predictive Analytics in 2018: What’s Possible, Who’s Doing It, and How →