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How to Promote Your Business Using SEO and Social Media Tricks
Increase your revenue by using offline and online ways you don't often hear about to promote your business and get more customers on your online website.
Understanding Basic Typography Designing Rules
Typography is an element of design. There are some rules of its application. Here’s the information you need to understand the typography designing rules.
3 Great UX Design Tips for Bloggers in 2020
Your website design should be flawless and give a good first impression. Here are some great UX design tips that you can implement on your blog or website.
9 Common Methods to Generate Quality Backlinks
Besides content, backlinks help in getting more organic or search traffic. Here are some ways that you can use to build quality backlinks to your website.
Chicken Soup For The Blogger’s Soul: Blog Anniversary Post
How to achieve success in blogging? Know the essential ingredients of blogging success in this chicken soup for the blogger's soul blog anniversary post.
6 Myths About Web Hosting and Domains Debunked
You need to be aware of the myths of web hosting and domains names that may adversely affect your purchasing. Here are some important points for the novice.
20 Social Media Problems and Solutions in Society Today
Let's face it - we all face social media problems in life. Here is a list of common problems with social media in society today with their solutions.
7 Creative Ways To Encourage Your Readers To Share Your Content
People love to share content or information if it is really good and the sharing is made convenient. Here's how you can get more shares of your content.
How to Create a Stylish Twitter Cover Photo (Tutorial)
Your Twitter header photo can help you stand out. Learn to create a stylish Twitter cover photo without Photoshop using free GIMP and Inkscape.
Troubleshooting WordPress Errors: A Step by Step Guide for Beginners
Troubleshooting WordPress errors is easy. Just follow this step by step guide to solve the problems yourself even if you're a beginner and non-techie person.