Having a blog is a great hobby. You get to write and share information about a topic you are passionate about. Even though you largely do it for yourself, it would be nice if more people got to see it.
This is where search engine optimization (SEO) comes in. This process involves making your website more appealing to search engines so that they will rank higher. SEO can be intimidating for someone who has never used it before. Fortunately, you do not have to know everything there is to know about Google algorithms. Consider the following tips to help make your blog more accessible and rank higher on search engine results pages. [Read more…]
Gradually, smartphones have become what traditional desktop PCs used to be – our primary workstations, at least while we’re on the go. But the same kinds of threats that used to be a problem on the computers are now after our sanity on mobile. Content producers who rely on their blogs to put food on the table know this all too well; the threats are lurking out there, and losing access to their website (or risk getting it infected) could create a dent in their financial wellbeing.
In the modern Western workforce, it seems that everything is being revolutionised. A job search used to be comprised of a college degree, a sharpie, and some time with the newspaper. Now, careers can be found anywhere. There is an entire myriad of online careers for which you can apply. These jobs tend to be easy to apply for and do not require a college degree.
The cyberspace is crawling with visual content. From cute cat (or dog) videos to funny prank videos, our social media feeds are practically infested with them. Now keeping with people’s inclination for consuming visual content, businesses too are leveraging different platforms to produce live videos. In fact, as per the statistics, 80% of consumers would rather watch a live video than read a blog post.
The size of your targeted market defines the size of your business. If you are a bakery operating in Houston or Manhattan and serving only the residents of the respective areas, then you qualify as a small business.