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8 Design Tips for Improving Your SEO

Bogdan Rancea February 11, 2019

Since all major search engines such as Google, Bing and Yahoo determine the ranking of their search results in a similar way, the internal coding and the visual appearance of your website plays a hugely important role when it comes to search engine optimization (SEO). With the internet now being the hottest source of information for almost everything you could think of, it’s also one of the biggest platforms out there for advertising your brand. With the average web user browsing the web around fourteen times a day from a variety of devices, every website has a design – but is yours helping, or hindering your success? We’ve listed some top tips for improving your website’s SEO through your web design.

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5 Crucial Blogging Mistakes Every Beginner Makes (And How to Avoid Them)

Bogdan Rancea February 8, 2019

While creating a blog might seem simple on the surface, creating a successful blog is much more difficult. Many people are under the impression that simply building a blog and regularly posting content is enough to build an audience. However, many new bloggers commit crucial mistakes that could be easily avoided. Before you create a blog, here are five crucial blogging mistakes many beginners make and how to avoid them yourself.

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Using Social Media for Customer Service

Joe Warnimont December 20, 2018

Whether a customer contacts you through email, phone, chat or a support ticket, they want a fast response. At that moment in time that's the only thing they desire.

Therefore, a speedy response time should always be your primary objective when establishing a support system. After that the customer is going to judge you on the quality of support. This ties into how knowledgeable you sound, if you resolve their problem on the first try and if you're accommodating to any problems they have encountered on your site.

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10 Essential Tools Every Blogger Should Have in their Arsenal

Bogdan Rancea February 11, 2019

Starting and running a successful blog involves extensive research and reading. The process is harder for beginners, especially those who do not know what to blog about. Even if you are already a running blog, you will come across new ideas to improve it. Continuous learning is necessary to maintain and improve your rank. How do you organize all this information? You will forget everything you read if you do not use the right tools to record and organize the information. You also need tools to manage the content or posts on your blog and responses from your readers. Here are some of the tools you should have in your arsenal:

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The Best Shopify Apps for Bringing in New Traffic and Visitors

Joe Warnimont September 14, 2018

As an ecommerce professional, one of the first things you learn is that you're much better off trying to keep customers than finding new ones.

It costs five times as much to attract a new customer compared to retaining an old one, so it's certainly worthwhile to setup things like email newsletters, cart abandonment tools and loyalty programs. Those VIPs are the ones that are going to keep your business afloat.

And that's fine, but what about actually getting those customers in the first place? Then, what about when you hit a plateau where you need to once again establish your marketing strategies to accumulate more new customers?

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Introduction to Object Oriented JavaScript

Bogdan Rancea February 8, 2019

For some reason there's a tendency in the IT industry to take the view that if you're not using Object Oriented Programming (OOP) methods, then you're not a “real programmer”. That is actually a somewhat silly stance to take, because there are many situations where OOP is not the most appropriate way to deal with a problem. This is the flaw in languages like Java which force OOP into every programming task whether you need it or not.

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What it Takes to Make a Great Graphic Design Website

Bogdan Rancea February 11, 2019

As a graphic designer, you're expected to have a great website, which kind of sucks if you're more artistically than technically inclined, and you don't have the kind of money it takes to hire a really good professional web developer to help you.

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Chargebacks911 Review: Minimize Chargebacks and Recover Revenue Lost

Joe Warnimont January 16, 2018

Let's say a customer named Susan stops by your outdoor gear online store.

Susan purchases a gift to be sent to a friend. A month later she doesn't recognize the charge on her bill so she asks to have it refunded through her bank. This results in a potential chargeback for your ecommerce store.

The same goes for Steven, who comes to your site with fraud in mind. He buys a pair of boots, claims they were never delivered and asks his bank for a refund.

Now, one example is unintentional while the other is malicious, but both could end up costing your company big bucks if the chargebacks aren't handled properly.

That's where Charegbacks911 comes into the picture.

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