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Death to Bland Brands: Developing a Strong POV Worth Fighting For
UVP Before POV One of the staples of marketing 101 is the concept of a unique value proposition (UVP). Typically, we’re told to create a UVP along these lines: What you do Who you do it for How you do it differently or better than everyone else Because it’s marketing, and there’s never only one way to do anything, you’ve…
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The Role of Voice Search in Digital Publishing
Not so long ago, voice queries from a person to a computer were the stuff of sci-fi movies. More than 20% of people search for information on the Internet in this way almost every day. Demandsage The market for voice assistants is projected to grow to $53 billion by 2030. Grand View Research Voice search is a convenient way to…
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Sitejet Studio: The Ultimate Website Builder and Creative Management Platform Agencies and Freelancers
Creating and managing websites can be time-consuming, especially when juggling multiple clients and projects. Agencies and freelancers need a solution that streamlines workflows, simplifies design, and enhances collaboration without compromising creativity or performance. Sitejet Studio Sitejet Studio is an all-in-one website design and project management platform tailored for agencies and freelancers. It combines a powerful website builder, project management tools,…
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Kinsta: Instantly Speed Up Your WordPress Site with Next-Generation Hosting
Managing a WordPress site shouldn’t feel like a 24/7 emergency. Yet for many businesses, slow load times, unexpected crashes, hacking risks, and unhelpful support create daily stress. When your site is underperforming, you’re not just losing visitors—you’re losing credibility, conversions, and revenue. It doesn’t have to be this way. Kinsta Kinsta is a Managed WordPress Hosting platform built to eliminate…
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The Online Grocery Shopper in 2025: A Demographic Deep Dive
I really wanted online grocery shopping to work for my busy schedule. It seemed perfect. But every order left me disappointed—meat cuts I’d never select, fruit at the wrong ripeness, substitutions I didn’t want. I missed choosing my own food. So despite the convenience, I found myself back in the store for the things that mattered. I still order non-food…
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Securify: How to Lock Down Your Shopify Store With Country and IP Blocking
When you launch a Shopify store, it’s wide open to the world—literally. Anyone, anywhere, using any device or network, can access your site. While that openness is great for global commerce, it also exposes your store to unnecessary risks: fake traffic, bots, fraudulent orders, stolen content, and even costly chargebacks. Worse, you’re unknowingly wasting bandwidth and computing resources handling traffic…
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Why You Should Noindex Your RSS Feed for SEO
With search engine optimization (SEO), every decision about how your site is structured and indexed can impact your rankings. One often overlooked aspect of SEO is whether to allow search engines to index your RSS feed. While RSS feeds serve an essential purpose for content distribution and syndication, they don’t always need to be indexed by search engines. Noindexing your…
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The Path to Conversion: Ensuring Every Page Guides Users Forward
When discussing website conversions, many immediately think of the final sale, lead submission, or sign-up. However, conversion is more than just a destination—a journey. Every visitor’s step toward becoming a customer, subscriber, or engaged user is a conversion. Each of these steps are conversions: Engagement Conversion: A visitor lands on the homepage and clicks on a featured blog post that…
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The Power of Corporate Blogging for Content Marketing
This morning, I had a fantastic time on the Open for Business radio show with Trey Pennington and Jay Handler, accomplished speakers and consultants assisting businesses to take it to the next level. The topic, of course, was Corporate Blogging! During the show, Dan Waldschmidt asked some fantastic questions that I wanted to share since we couldn’t go into too…
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The Big Switch: Your Mind Are Belong To Us
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been starting and stopping a few books—one of them being The Big Switch by Nicholas Carr. Today, I finally finished it. Carr does an excellent job drawing parallels between the rise of America’s electrical power grid and the emergence of cloud computing. While I appreciate Carr’s insight into cloud computing and how software development…
