Did you know there are over 56,000 WordPress plugins available today?
WordPress plugins allow you to enhance your website’s functionality by adding features and capabilities that don’t come standard with the system.
From writing tools to SEO tips to analytics, WordPress plugins will help you arrive at any solution you’re seeking, all while keeping your website as speedy as possible and saving you time along the way, too.
But with so many options available, it’s tough to figure out the best ones to use.
Emojis are fun, right? They can add a blip of color and a dash of personality to even the most boring email. They can spruce up a social media post. They can even convey certain messages and emotions better than words.
Emojis are fun, right? They can add a blip of color and a dash of personality to even the most boring email. They can spruce up a social media post. They can even convey certain messages and emotions better than words.
Earlier today, I learned about a type of page that would load “almost instantaneously.” Well, with a rap like that, I had to test this out for myself. So, I went to Tasty, a cooking website, on my desktop and on my phone to test the loading times for each. The homepage for both took one second to load and display. That was impressive.
In a society hooked on instant gratification, people don’t like waiting for things. That’s why over 25% of visitors will leave a website that doesn’t load in six seconds. That’s the length of a Vine (RIP).
Memory plays a critical role in our daily lives, even when we don’t think about it. It helps us remember skills we’ve learned, retrieve relevant information during a meeting, or recall prior experiences when making judgment calls.
When I started in content marketing in 2013, my digital marketing analytics strategy was refreshing Google Analytics to check if page views were up. Traffic climbing meant we were winning; traffic dropping meant panic mode.
Once upon a time, on a fateful day in August, the world witnessed 45 minutes without Facebook.
You know, I’m beginning to think that the key to virtual reality’s success might not be getting into the hands of as many consumers as quickly as possible.
You know, I’m beginning to think that the key to virtual reality’s success might not be getting into the hands of as many consumers as quickly as possible.
