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Blog commenting is a vital part in blogging. It is one of the best Off page SEO Techniques.In the blog we are highlighting some points about blog commenting

Blog commenting is a vital part in blogging. In fact we believe that, it is a life giving blood to blogging and bloggers. Blog commenting is a good health for your blog to get more engagements and traffic. It is one of the best Off page SEO Techniques.

#blog commenting tools #blog commenting

What Are Three Question Would Ask When You Are Hiring Someone For SEO ?

A question like this is really to general to be answerable. To be able to qualify a person to handle SEO for you, you need to understand SEO principles yourself. Then, ask the person you are about to hire questions based on your own knowledge of the answers.

It would depend on whether you were hiring a full-time in-house SEO (an employee) or a consultant/agency to which you wish to outsource your SEO. It also depends on whether you’re looking to rank in local listings for local goods/services or wanting to compete nationally or internationally. These are very different skillsets.

When inviting candidates for an interview ask them to have a look at your website with their “SEO-glasses” on beforehand also ask them to bring/prepare examples of SEO projects they have done before and how these performed and how they could relate to the present job situation/your websites. As a minimum, check their references on LinkedIn and call those persons listed as references. Nothing beats a one-on-one conversation on the phone about a potential employee with his/hers previous employers.

We believe the questions you need to ask should be centralized around your SEO goals and how this person plans to accomplish these goals. We assume that because you are part of this group, you have a least the very basic knowledge of SEO in general, so ultimately, we would wait to hear how this person responses to my SEO goal then decide who is a better fit In our opinion, if you are not extremely knowledgeable about SEO, your best approach to interviewing a potential SEO candidate is to pay someone with a lot of SEO experience to interview them for you. Otherwise, the candidate might “seem” impressive while all the while blowing smoke. Read more

SEO will still be important, it’s just changing and digital marketers need to understand how SEO has evolved. "Old School" SEO doesn't work as well and can get

#seo #digital marketing

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Google Panda 4.2, Slow Rollout

It was officially launched in July and has been rolling out quite slowly (per Google). We all know an article came out on the 22nd of October, describing a possible change in the algorithm. Is anyone else seeing this decline, if so, how are you going about fixing it? Content?

Google Panda is being rolled out slowly. If you are seeing a slow decline, ideally use good industry tools, such as, BrightEdge’s ‘Data Cube’, Linkdex’s or Search Metric’s ‘Visibil

Google Panda is being rolled out slowly. If you are seeing a slow decline, ideally use good industry tools, such as, BrightEdge’s ‘Data Cube’, Linkdex’s or Search Metric’s ‘Visibility’ section, to see where your content is the poorest and then review and enhance your content by reviewing: quality and uniqueness of top category and product copy etc. Review duplicate content and take action. You can use canonicals (page-a is the same as page-b) and if you are really stuck and have a huge website you can consider “noindex” but the reality is you should not have any pages that are so poor you need to hide them from an engine, so focus on quality content. Remember, you will have to wait for the next Google Panda update to even be considered for a recovery, it’s unlikely you have been hit by a manual penalty as your decline will be more prominent.

Regarding RankBrain, don’t worry about this for rankings as it is in essence a add-on to index stemming and it’s like dictionary 2.0, if you like, to enhance synonym understanding and RankBrain does this through AI. It uses the theory behind ‘connectivity queries’ (the other’s being ‘informational’, ‘navigational’ and ‘transactional’) and only helps engines understand the search query and, as a result, which type of SERP you should be displayed. Later it might analyze content much better but that will need to involve re-writing GoogleBot, so don’t worry just yet.

As per our thinking this time only a few people get affected by this update as there are not big reactions about this update. As the algorithm is about the content, you need to work on the content portion.

ity’ section, to see where your content is the poorest and then review and enhance your content by reviewing: quality and uniqueness of top category and product copy etc. Review duplicate content and take action. You can use canonicals (page-a is the same as page-b) and if you are really stuck and have a huge website you can consider “noindex” but the reality is you should not have any pages that are so poor you need to hide them from an engine, so focus on quality content. Remember, you will have to wait for the next Google Panda update to even be considered for a recovery, it’s unlikely you have been hit by a manual penalty as your decline will be more prominent.

#Google Panda 4.2

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Way From Link Building to Link Earning?

Any link building business model where a client simply pays a company to build links to an existing site is destined to fail. Eventually the activities of that link building company will be detrimental to the client site.

The only viable long-term link building strategy is an extreme focus by the client on generating truly great content, tools, and resources on the their site that cannot be found on hundreds of other sites on the web which their targeted audience would find very useful, informative, and interesting. This will garner great natural links from authoritative relevant sites. Link building is dead. You have to figure out how to “earn” links, and earning links MUST start with great content.

The days of a business building a web site and then outsourcing link building to some 3rd party is dead (or at a minimum more risky than it ever has been). Businesses who do so are spending money to destroy their site. That money should instead be used for their marketing folks to generate great content, tools, and/or resources that will “earn” those great links.

Buying links is bad don’t do it. Good content is definitely the way to do it as well as outreach. Find influencers in your vertical get in front of them if you can and if you have good content you may get some shares or links that way.

Other ideas are to have an active social profile so you can push your content to go viral in hopes it will get picked up by quality sites.

Link building (especially when outsourced) in my mind has always has always referred to situations where some company who has already built out a site pays someone to build links to that existing site or to specific URLs on that site. The link builders are essentially handed a finished product and told to “build links” to it.

If that finished product (web site) does not have truly great content then the link builder will have been given an almost impossible task. This is why most end up building very low quality, unnatural links. They have no other option. What authoritative, relevant web site is going to want to link to some low quality, even mediocre content? None. So link builders are forced to “plant” links on other sites through some unnatural link building technique like blog commenting, article submission, directory submission, forum spamming or signature links, etc.

We think “link earning” is something quite different than the “build a web site and throw it over the wall to the link builders to promote” approach. With link earning, those responsible for getting links must broaden their involvement in the overall process of building out a site. They need to provide input to the content team with ideas of the types of things they might produce that would be link worthy.

The old paradigm for building a site (or its content) and getting it to rank by acquiring links must essentially be reversed. Rather having one team building out content and another building links, when earning links the content team and link building/SEO team should work together as one similar to the following:

* Figure out who your site’s targeted audience is

* Figure out which authoritative sites are frequented by large numbers of your targeted audience (these sites will almost always be very relevant to the site seeking to acquire links)

* Figure out what content, tools, and/or resources you can build on your site that (a) would be very useful to your targeted audience, (b) would be found by those related authoritative web sites to be something their visitors would be interested in, and (c) cannot be found on literally hundreds or thousands of other web sites on the Internet.

Once you have ideas for great content, tools, and/or resources that would attract (“earn”) natural links from those relevant, authoritative sites THEN and only then would the content team get to work building it. The content team should be told not to cut corners because even this approach only works if what is produced is truly great.

Once the content has been generated, acquiring natural links from those authoritative, relevant sites where your targeted audience can be found in large numbers is MUCH easier.We typically only requires that you contact the webmaster or person in charge of content on the site.

We get 10-15% success rate with this by simply email those decision makers to tell them about the new content.

#Link building #Link Earning

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What is the Role of headings H4, H5 and H6 have for SEO?

Combining great content with “proper” headings can definitely help rankings. It is rare that anyone would ever need H4, H5, or H6 unless they are marking up a very long piece of content. In most cases, a single H1 and possibly a handful of H2s is all that is needed. Perhaps H3s for longer articles/posts.

Many sites use headers elements for styling rather than to semantically markup the content. This has been done since the beginning of time. Google is aware of this, and they typically shy away from any “signal” that is noisy (which this one definitely would be). Demoting sites because they are using standard HTML elements in their markup seems ludicrous to me. Like many around the web, that SEM agency might be seeing a correlation between the use of H4-H6 and poor rankings, but we doubt very seriously if using h4, h5, and h6 is actually a “cause” for poor rankings.

We always prefer to use H1 to H3 as it gives good results. Still, h4 to h6 can be used for third priority keywords for good results.

#headings Tags

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What to do if you have HTTP vs. HTTPS running on the same site

If your URLs are pretty much all indexed both with HTTP and HTTPS, we would seriously consider just making the entire site HTTPS since you’re already going to be redirecting essentially half of your indexed URLs. HTTPS is a positive ranking factor now, and Search Metrics has seen a significant lift on sites that converted to all HTTPS.

But ONLY do this if you can do it correctly which means modifying URLs for object references like images, CSS, JS files, etc. so that they too use HTTPS. Otherwise, your site will be throwing up warnings to you visitors that the pages contain unsecure content.

We would transfer the value of the HTTP pages over to their corresponding HTTPS pages. Any slight loss of PageRank/link juice should be offset to the gains resulting from going HTTPS. Once this is done, however, all new links would be pointing directly to the HTTPS version of the site’s URLs.

A 301 will pass an assumed 95% link equity from backlinks. The only thing better is to do nothing at all, but given the duplicate content implications and over indexation and confusion from Google attempting to index both URLs, this is still a good move.

But the purpose and functionality between the two are different. In this case, a 301 says that the HTTPS page was permanently moved to HTTP – in essence the two pages are merged into one. Visitors to HTTPS are sent directly to the HTTP page. Conversely, the canonical is the same as saying “I have two identical pages, I’m aware of that, but I only want Google to pay attention to one of them”. Both pages still respond, but the proper canonical tag is your indicator to Google that you know the HTTPS and HTTP page are the same – only index the HTTP page.

The other big difference between the two is how the Google bot crawls. Once they detect a URL with a 301, they will start to not crawl that URL again. They may revisit it for a while to ensure that you didn’t accidentally add the 301. But over time they will respect the 301 and not crawl that URL anymore. If your site is large, this is a good thing. What it does is forces Google to crawl the pages you care about – Google bot only crawls so many pages each time it visits. So by ensuring it is crawling the pages you care about, it becomes more efficient, notices your site changes more quickly, and gets quicker and more accurate in how it indexes your content. Conversely, with a Canonical tag there is a far greater chance that it’ll crawl the HTTPS and HTTP pages as they are all “valid” pages. Once it sees the canonical tag on the HTTPS pages however, it will stop loading that page and move to the HTTP version (per the canonical tag). Because of this, it has a greater number of pages to continue to crawl and thus is technically less efficient. If your site isn’t very large, then that’s not a big concern. If you have a large site this is something to consider. You can always get a good feel for how much of your site they are crawling by looking at the crawl stats in Google Search Console.

In summary, both solutions will solve your issue – but depending on if you are utilizing a proper SSL and thus need HTTPS to respond with the secure encrypted response internet users are starting to expect

#HTTP #HTTPS

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How Do You Manage Bad Links

It’s completely normal to have links from external websites which are not related to your industry, no action required. You have to ask yourself, why would Google penalize you for this? The only danger is buying links or getting links from link farms or low quality spammy websites in large quantities, or low quality foreign language websites with spammy anchor text etc.

Google webmaster show warning and give massage in manual sections. so basis of manual action we can decide which type of penalty our website have, if your website has penguin penalty so we have to find out and filter spam backlinks of your website. We have to filter spam links, all links appear in Google webmaster which have link to your website.

If there are hundreds or thousands of them with identical anchor texts, you should use Google’s disavow links tool.

We have to keep some below points to filter spam links.

Irrelevant links

Links from penalized website

Porn and other spam website link

Links from paid sources

There are 3 great tools for assessing the quality of your backlinks.

Majestic.com will give you a list of most backlinks and an insight into their quality. You can export their lists into LinkDetox and their reports will tell you about sites that are outside the Google index, part of link rings, from suspicious neighbourhoods etc.

LinkDetox will help you create a disavow file for Google. And help you to analyze risk of new potential links

www.rmoov.com:- If you need to do some clean-up work, Rmoov has a great tool suite for sending emails to site owners. It’s the only way to stay sane if a client needs a big backlink clean up job.

We regularly run this process for a client who used to have around 50K backlinks and LinkDetox reported 90% were suspicious!

#links

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Parent and Child Themes

The parent theme plays an important role like it acts as a base for the child.

Main Functions of parents and child themes? • Parent theme: Parents theme contains the code that creates the function & features of your site. • Child theme: Child theme contains the styles and image that form the base for your site’s design.

Features: • This parent/child framework protects the theme • In the earlier phase, if you customized a theme and now you want went to upgrade to a newer version you would need to get all your changes in the customized theme & then recreate them in the newer version, otherwise you would lose all your changes when you upgrade. • With the parent/child framework all customizations are stored in the child theme • Your customizations are safe from future upgrades because you have only upgrade the parent theme, which you never goes to edit, while the customizations are protected in your child theme which you don’t upgrade.

How to Use Parent and Child Themes? When you install a theme that uses a parent or child framework you upload both parent and child theme in same directory to /wp-content/themes/ but only activate the Child theme . For example: • When you install Thinkcode theme you upload the Thinkcode and Thinkcode-child folder to /wp-content/themes and then only activate the ‘Thinkcode-child’ theme.

Modifying Files from the Parent Theme Folder to Child Theme Folder • You should never edit files in Parent theme, only you can download a copy of the file which you want to modify onto your computer, make the necessary changes, and then upload it into your child theme folder. • Any files that are uploaded to the child theme automatically override in the parent theme as anything in the child takes first priority over the parent. • This technique can be used for folders within the parent theme, but you must re-create the as it is folder structure in your child theme that exists in the parent theme folder.

#child theme #parent theme

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How to Generate Large Sitemap Automatically?

Large sitemap.xml files should always be generated automatically. Typically it’s a CMS or ecommerce system on the backend. Typically there are plugins or modules available that will do it or you can write your own. We would HIGHLY recommend utilizing the <priority> element in the sitemap.xml to prioritize your pages so the engines know which pages are most important to be indexed, second most important to be indexed, third most important to be indexed, etc.

We agree that typically sitemap.xml files are not needed by most sites, they are indeed very helpful for most large sites. Ecommerce sites, for instance, may have hundreds of thousands of products. Those products might be linked to primarily from category pages DEEP in the site (could be 5,6,7, etc.) clicks from the home page.

Each site has both a crawl budget (amount of time and resources that the engine is going to dedicate to find pages on your site). The engines are typically also going to index only a certain number of pages on your site. Both of these are based primarily on the number and quality of backlinks the site has (i.e. PageRank).

So anything you can do to help the engines like Google crawl your site more efficiently (spend your crawl budget crawling pages you think are most important like product pages on ecommerce sites) and to influence which pages get indexed before others (using <priority> in a sitemap.xml) is advantageous for large sites EVEN if the site has great navigation.

Google has lots of limitations on sitemaps. 50,000 URLs per sitemap file. A sitemap index file can contain at most 50,000 sitemap.xml files. We believe the size of the sitemap.xml cannot exceed more than 50MB uncompressed and possible 10MB compressed.

How we can create/generate xml-sitemap file for the same. Within Categories Options, set Frequency to Daily and Priority to 1.

Within Products Options, set Frequency to Daily and Priority to 0.8 (or anything less than 1 and more than we are about to set the CMS pages to).

Within CMS Pages Options, set Frequency to Weekly and Priority to 0.25.

Within Generation Settings, set Enabled to Yes, Start Time to 01 00 00 (01:00 a.m. or you can use another time that your traffic is at it’s lowest), and Frequency to Daily, and enter your e-mail address into the Error Email Recipient field.

#sitemap #sitemap.xml

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Using WordPress Child Theme

WordPress Child Theme means?

A child theme is simply a theme that inherits the functionality and looks of another theme or the parent themes.

A WordPress child theme means a WordPress theme that inherits its functionality from another WordPress theme or the parent theme. Child themes are often used when you want to customize an existing WordPress theme without losing the ability to upgrade that theme.

Designers and developers use child themes to speed up their development.

Advantages of Using a Child Theme

• If we create a child theme we will not need to create a new theme from scratch. Which help to increase the speed of development and reduction in time to complete task. • You can avoid irreversibly damaging your site by using a WordPress child theme. • A child theme automatically inherits the parent theme’s features, styles, files and templates. • There are a lot of free theme frameworks available which give you a wide range of functionality will not need too much customization in our child themes. • A child theme built on a theme framework allows a great deal of flexibility without writing many lines code. • You forget to code for something, then there is always the parent theme’s functionality available as the fallback option. • You will get benefit from updates to the parent theme without having to recode all your child themes.

Disadvantages of Using a Child Theme

• Disadvantage of using child themes is the time we need to invest to learn about the parent theme. • You need to learn hooks and other functions that are used by parent themes or framework.

#child theme #wp

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How to Crawl Mega Menus and Verify Their Crawlability in Google

Google crawlers are designed from the beginning in a way to understand simple HTML codes, but when your mega menu created in complex code (Ajax or some other) will always be ignored though tried Fetch tool. Why it considers simple HTML code is that it needs things on your page simple for the users. Perhaps, complex code could be the culprit here, but wouldn’t cause any problem for your whole SEO practices and gaining good ranks.

Google should have no problem crawling mega menu assuming it is implemented with nested unordered lists (<ul> elements) containing anchor (<a>) elements in the various list items (<li>). If you’re doing something really weird like using complex AJAX calls or something to build them out then that might be an issue.

As per our knowledge the Fetch & Render tool in Search Console emulates what Google is now doing during the indexing process to determine what content is visible to users on initial page load. But Google also know what parts of the page are template (header, footer, left nav/sidebar if applicable, right sidebar if applicable, breadcrumbs) and what part of the page is the main body/content section. They fully expect that the top navigation might utilize dropdowns and that those dropdowns will always be hidden on initial page load. Just because they do not show in Fetch & Render does not mean that they are not being crawled for discovery and counted.

but if those webpages referenced inside the mega menu have been indexed and can be found in the SERP’s for the keyword phrases they’re targeting, then just because fetch and render doesn’t display them (within a menu) would not be an immediate cause of concern.

Apart from this make your menus logical and hierarchical if there are a lot of categories – users should be able to grasp the structure of the site from the way the menu is structured. They’ll feel more comfortable and stay on the site longer.

Google has been searching through JavaScript for over a decade to find URLs for discovery purposes. But in the last half decade or so they have gotten extremely good at actually executing JavaScript and its derivatives like AJAX. However, not all search engines are as adept at doing so. So if you want your navigation to be crawlable by all engines, it is recommended that you implement it with HTML. All search engines were designed to process HTML documents.

You can try at Weblogs to check where GoogleBot and other crawlers have been also Try awstats or Splunk.

#crawlers #HTML

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What are the Advantages of CSS in Web Design?

HTML has its limitations when it comes to layout designing. When it comes towards looking, It plays an important role in user interaction. These are good enough to get a reasonable looking document that shows the true structure of information on website. So for designing point of view CSS plays an important role.

There are many of advantages of CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets. In fact, CSS has become the preferred web design method for today’s website design creators. You will be happy to know that CSS will not only benefit your website design, but it will also save you time and money.

Advantages of CSS:

Search Engine Optimization: CSS helps to increase SEO and SEO is important for any website.

Saves time: With CSS, you only have to specify these details once for any element. CSS will automatically apply the specified styles whenever that element occurs.

Pages load faster: Less code means faster download times. And faster website loading time.

Appearance: CSS makes it easy to improve the appearance of a website .By using CSS you can build well or good looking layouts. It helps to increase user experience.

Easy maintenance: To change the style of an element looks across the whole site, you only have to make an edit in one place and your change will appeared on frontend .

Bandwidth savings: Using CSS instead of tables for layout, a website can reduce its file sizes by up to 45%. This means decreased bandwidth costs. So the it helps in load speed also.

Note: Try to use css in one file instead of creating many files.

#advantages #css

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Best Practices for Designing a Responsive Websites

As per the statistics on internet usage behavior reveal a very interesting fact — more than 60 percent of smartphone users throughout the world of internet use the internet through their mobile devices to get relevant information quickly, especially when they are away from their 1 computers . Around 40 percent of users browse the internet while traveling.

Possible Solutions for Device friendly Web Design

To address this challenge, there are two recommended way for UX designers:

Responsive Website Design (RWD)

Adaptive Website Design (AWD)

Responsive Web Design (RWD) is an approach in which a site is designed to provide a best viewing experience across all wide range of devices, from desktop computer monitors to mobile phones. Responsive Website Design has been widely adopted by organizations across the globe, but it is not the only solution for designing sites that must work across various media. Adaptive Web Design, for instance, is an approach for device friendly design. In other words, it comprises specific designs suited for specific media, such as mobile, desktops, laptops device and so on.

The preference to adopt RWD or AWD will depend on the business situation.

Responsive Web Design

The Responsive Web Design approach is adopted to provide a best viewing experience, which consist of easy reading and navigation with minimum resizing & panning. In other words, it is an approach that enables website design and development to respond to the users behavior and environment, based on screen size, platform, and orientation.

RWD comprises flexible grids, layouts & images, and makes intelligent use of Cascading Style Sheet media queries to adjust screen resolution & automatically resize images. The intention is to build a website that is resolution and device-independent.

Tools for Responsive Web Design

The main tools for Responsive Web Design are HTML5, CSS3, and JS, and jQuery.

HTML5: It is the most recent version of HTML, with features that provide device independence and error handling, and reduce the need for external plug-ins. HTML5 includes the features of HTML4, XHTML, XHTML1 and DOM2HTML. It’s a development framework with CSS3 and JS, along with a number of new elements, attributes, 2D & 3D graphics, video, audio elements, local storage.

CSS3: It is the latest version of the Cascading Style Sheet standard and is completely backwards-compatible with all earlier versions. CSS3 features such as orientation, device-width, min-device width, border-radius, opacity, box-shadow & text-shadow, it help create beautiful web pages which improve the user experience.

JavaScript and jquery: JS named css3-mediaqueries.js can help in the cases where browser versions and devices do not support CSS3 media queries.

The new intranet design should enable users to:

Know who the go to experts are in the business

Keep up with the latest updates within the organization

Share information about best practices with employees

Ensure that essential documents are updated

Access important policies while on the road

Act on pending requests round the clock

Access the site through any device

A few best practices that should be followed to make a responsive

Create a base site prototype with the help of a standard HTML editor & then use a responsive framework like Twitter Bootstrap help to convert the prototype into a responsive.

Wherever possible, use the grid system to save time instead of building your own grid systems.

Replace all pixels with percentages in the layout design.

Use CSS3 and Media Queries richly for styling output.

Avoid table-based layout design and browser-based HTML, JavaScript, and font tags.

Create device channels based on matching User Agent.

Create a set of image renditions that each image will automatically follow.

Conclusion:

Making a design responsive is relatively easy and more productive than developing code for every device available. With Responsive Web Design, we can create custom solutions for diverse set of users on a wide range of devices.

#Adaptive Website Design #Responsive Website Design #UX designers

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Free Social Media Marketing Tools

Social media marketing is currently broadly used to market site content on an online platform. It is performed on various platforms such like Google +, Twitter, Facebook YouTube, Linkedin.

There are many free social media marketing tools that are accessible on the internet, yet the difficulty is to search the ones that will serve your needs effectively.

Free Social Media Marketing Tools

Buffer

Allows you to gain access and in addition deal with your Facebook, Twitter LinkedIn accounts from an individual dashboard. From the buffer, you can even arrange your post sharing timing and do the rest works.

Commun.It

This will assists you to deal with your Twitter account and it simple for you to track your most active followers, answer inquiries send by other Twitter users and also filter through direct messages or mentions that may require your attention.

Hoot Suite

This simple to utilize tool has a dashboard where you can simultaneously see and also deal with your social networking accounts on Twitter along with Facebook.

Scoop.it

This tool assists you to save website blog, for example, articles and images for sharing on respective social media accounts. Once you installed Scoop.it, you can put the content URLs for sharing. You can also link this tool with HootSuite.

Storify

Like Scoop.it, you can save online articles for future posting. When you search for new content on the Internet, Storify permits you to classify your finds as indicated by its subject

Google Reader

This tool is a RSS feed reader that frequently checks for new content on your beloved news sites as well as Blogs

Topsy

If you would like to know the modern styles and topics relating to your business, similar products and also competitors, Topsy is often a beneficial application for that intention. This will assist you with staying up with the latest with the most current news and happenings that can change your image

You can utilize these tools as consistently as you prefer. So here you can Use these social media marking tools as per your business objective and targeted audience.

#Social Media Marketing #Social Media Marketing Tools

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Google declared another new look and feel for the AdSense IOS and Android applications. The new look runs with Google’s Material Design in addition to includes some more components.

Below are the new Features

New metrics: View impressions, impression RPM, and CTR of your promotions.

Service regarding Hindi and also Malay: Work with your AdSense application in Malay and Hindi, which have as of late joined the AdSense family, and in 31 different dialects.

New reports for Android: Look at the execution of different ad styles, Ad networks, bid types as well as custom date ranges.

Today widget for iOS: Verify your earnings perhaps more rapidly in your iPhone in the Today see.

Check the image of new looks:

#Google AdSense

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5 Steps to Follow When Updating WordPress

The WordPress upgrade system is vastly improved. But while updating your wordpress website you have taken care of your website database files.

First and important point under updating that you should do this process when your website has lower traffic. Next, start working through the steps below.

Depending on what you need to update, some of these steps may need to be omitted, but here is the proper sequence of update events:

1: Back Your Site Up

Take a backup of your WordPress website if anything’s goes wrong then you have backup to restore old site. Back up the database of your site. You can do this either via PHPMyAdmin or with our new dashboard tool.

Back up your themes and plugins. It is worth noting that backing up the uploads folder (inside wp-content), which can often take a long time, is not necessary before upgrading. We have backups of it on hand, plus nothing in a WordPress update is going to affect your uploads.

2: Turn Caching Off

Deactivate your caching plugin. In most cases this will be W3 Total Cache.

3: Update Your Plugins and Theme

Whiling updating your website please take note on updating plugin and theme framework. Because some plugin are not supports newer version of WordPress please take care of this.

4: Now Update WordPress

Now update WordPress itself! Just click on the automatic upgrade button and let WordPress do its thing.

5: Activate installed Caching Plugin

Reactivate your caching plugin and clear out/purge the cache.

Note: After all these steps then check your website Take a minute to look over your site and visit a pages and posts.

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