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Best Security Tips for Safer Browsing

Best Security Tips for Safer Browsing
There’s a lot to like about Google Chrome’s built-in security features. The browser offers unique sandboxing functions and privilege restrictions, and even updates itself in the background to help better protect you from hackers and malware. But like all browsers, Chrome is imperfect, and there are steps you can take to protect it from attack. Here’s how to... Read More
Posted in IT Security 18 Apr, 2013 No Comments »

Creating Web Content That Attracts Attention for Link Building

Creating Web Content That Attracts Attention for Link Building
In their book Ultimate Guide to Link Building, link-building experts Eric Ward and Garrett French offer straightforward advice to help you earn a higher search engine ranking and increase the authority and popularity of your site. In this edited excerpt, the authors outline different types of content that can attract attention, and links back to your site from other sites.... Read More
Posted in Website News 01 Apr, 2013 No Comments »

10+ Essential Tips and Tricks for Better Twitter Search

10+ Essential Tips and Tricks for Better Twitter Search
Twitter is certainly a colossus of a knowledge-based network that usually produces around 340 Million tweets per day worldwide. This number given by Twitter, 2013, is indeed an impressive statistics. Many of these tweets may be useless to the masses, and simply consist of conversations between various accounts. However, Twitter have shown... Read More
Posted in Latest in IT 15 Jan, 2013 No Comments »

The Two Most Feared Attacks and How to Avoid Them

The Two Most Feared Attacks and How to Avoid Them
These days when I’m consulting with big businesses, governments, and other organizations, two main topics come up over and over: pass-the-hash attacks and hacktivism. One government client put it thusly: “Our department considers pass-the-hash attacks our No. 1 threat, above all other computer threats.” A lot of things are broken in... Read More
Posted in IT Security 04 Oct, 2012 No Comments »

5 Common SEO Mistakes and How to Avoid Them | Entrepreneur.com

5 Common SEO Mistakes and How to Avoid Them | Entrepreneur.com
With the number of updates Google and the other search engines make to their algorithms, it can be daunting to stay current with best practices for search engine optimization (SEO). Should backlinks still be a priority? What is Google’s Penguin update and how... Read More
Posted in Website News 13 Jul, 2012 1 Comment »

Increase Website Traffic through Internal Linking

Increase Website Traffic through Internal Linking
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is absolutely critical to the success of websites. If your website is not optimized for search engines, or worse, if it’s optimized for the wrong keywords, you’re going to be truly disappointed in the traffic that you’re attracting, or not attracting,... Read More
Posted in Website News 02 Jul, 2012 No Comments »

How Keyword Research Can Improve Your SEO

How Keyword Research Can Improve Your SEO
The web runs on keywords and, yet, most website owners don’t know the first thing about how powerful keyword research can be or how to integrate it into their websites. A keyword or keyword phrase is a word or series of words that a user enters into a search engine. Keyword research... Read More
Posted in Website News 18 Apr, 2012 No Comments »

5 Big Security Mistakes You’re Probably Making

5 Big Security Mistakes You’re Probably Making
How vulnerable are most companies to hacking? So vulnerable that hackers claim they can point their systems at pretty much any target and be guaranteed of breaking in fairly quickly. Most run-of-the-mill vulnerability testers I know can break into a company in a few hours or less. It must be child’s play for professional criminals.... Read More
Posted in Business News, IT Security 15 Mar, 2012 No Comments »

‘Occupy Flash’ Calls for End to Adobe’s Flash Plug-in

‘Occupy Flash’ Calls for End to Adobe’s Flash Plug-in
Computer users are being urged to uninstall the Flash Player plug-in by a group of US developers. The Occupy Flash movement claims the software is buggy, crashes a lot and requires constant security updates. Adobe recently cancelled development of its Flash plug-in for... Read More
Posted in IT Security, Website News 23 Nov, 2011 No Comments »

Do’s and Don’ts of Call to Action Pages

Do’s and Don’ts of Call to Action Pages
Good call to action pages (including landing pages and sales pages) are an important part of any website that either sells or asks visitors to sign up for something. An effective call to action page can increase conversions and signups by a hundred percent or more (sometimes much more). As designers, we should know exactly what makes an effective call to action page, both in terms of... Read More
Posted in Website News 16 Nov, 2011 No Comments »

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