If you could increase your website traffic by 300%, keep people on your website longer, and exponentially increase your Google ranking with one free tool, would you? It would seem silly not to, yet so many small businesses do not embrace this tool due to perceived technology barriers or a
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Technology
Why Use Instagram for Business?
Rachel Strella - Feb 17, 2013 - christina wood, instagram, instagram for business, social media - 2 Comments
By Christina Wood It’s often said that a picture is worth 1,000 words… and it’s evident that Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger agree. A wildly successful start-up company that launched in 2010, Instagram is a photo-sharing app for your smartphone that essentially allows everyday people like you and
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Unplug for the Holidays? Yes, but No…
Rachel Strella - Dec 23, 2012 - holidays, jennifer grigg, robin smith, social media, strella, unplug for holidays, work/life balance - No Comments
The following is a refreshed version of the December 24, 2011 blog, Unplug for the Holidays? No Way! I asked folks on my social networks if they will be “unplugging” for the holidays. For those of you who aren’t “plugged in” to online geek lingo, “unplugged” means disconnecting from the
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Why You Should Own Your Website
Rachel Strella - Dec 19, 2012 - 33 dimensions, Central PA website, custom websites, ric albano, Search Engine Optimization, seo, small business, website content, website development, wordpress - No Comments
By Ric Albano A professional website is the most crucial marketing tool that a small business owner has at his or her disposal. Establishing and retaining full ownership and control of your website is equally important in the rapidly shifting online world. There are scores of “out-of-the-box” options out there
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6 Ways to Protect Yourself from Crummy Website Security
Rachel Strella - Dec 02, 2012 - joel don, logins, password protection, security protocols, social media security, website security - No Comments
By Joel Don Earlier this year, hackers broke into LinkedIn and made public more than 6 million passwords. Including mine. Welcome to my (very personal) war with online security and some tips on how you can protect yourself from the sometimes Jurassic practices of high-powered Internet entrepreneurs and coding geniuses.
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