Local SEO – How to rank your Local Business to Local potential Customers Local search engine optimization (SEO) can be tricky. Not only do you have to do all the customary SEO stuff, but then you have to do a new layer of complex SEO activities. Most tech-savvy local-business owners have a decent idea of […]
POP3 vs. IMAP Email Setup If you use an email app (such as Outlook or Apple Mail), you’ve probably seen these acronyms before. If you’ve previously used other email services like GMAIL or MOBILE ME, your email client may have simply set up your accounts automatically, and you may not have had to think about
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Webmail allows you to access the email that is still on your server. If your email account is set up as POP3, WEBMAIL is the email that has NOT been downloaded by Outlook (or some other Email client: Apple mail, Windows Live Mail, Outlook Express, Thunderbird, etc) yet, or NOT deleted off the server yet.
In short, responsive web design can be defined as one website for multiple screens. What this means is: gone are the days of having to create a separate mobile website. Now you can create a responsive website that will fit all screens on all devices from desktop computers to mobile phones. Responsive websites look better
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With over a billion active users each month on Facebook, you may have heard that every company, whether you’re large or small, should consider getting on the social network bus. “I don’t get it!” you might be saying. “How does posting silly pictures and telling people what I ate for lunch help grow my business?
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In this post I’ll take a look at a few of the most important absolute must-have web design elements for your website. New York, NY August 10, 2016 -(Newswire.com) Is is no secret that the Digital Marketing landscape has underwent a massive change in the past year or so; Google now processes more Mobile Searches
In order to resolve a domain name, it must be registered and pointed to at least two name servers which will host the DNS zone file for the specific domain. These servers are authoritative so when someone on the Internet “asks” for the IP address of the specific domain, the request will first go to
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WordPress Post Revisions can take up a huge chunk of your Database (depending on how many Revisions you have for each Post. Starting with version 3.5, WordPress implemented a new “revision” system whereby users could revert up to 25 different previously saved versions of their existing post. They could then compare the differences between any
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With Shariff you can protect the privacy of your website visitors and stop the ‘snooping’ of social networks such as Facebook, Google+ and Twitter. Your visitors will have the same experience as with the normal Social Share Buttons but WITHOUT sending any Data to the Social Networks.. With Shariff you can use social media without
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