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Seven Free SEO Tools You Should Be Using

June 23, 2014 / / 0 Comments

Today’s post is by Neil Patel, Owner of QuickSprout.com and Chief Evangelist at KISSmetrics. Free is awesome. Especially when that “free” whatever is giving you extra traffic, money, rank, reputation, riches, etc. Thankfully, there are a ton of free tools in the SEO world. The downside is that some of these free tools are junk. I want to give you a go-to collection of the top free SEO tools. These are intuitive, slick, effective, powerful, and, best of all, they’re absolutely free.

1. Google Analytics Google Analytics is to the online marketer like air is to the human being. You can’t live without it. If you’re not yet using Google Analytics, I recommend that you begin doing so …

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Seven Free SEO Tools You Should Be Using

Microsoft More Than Doubles OneDrive’s Free Cloud Storage To 15 Gigabytes

June 23, 2014 / / 0 Comments

Continuing the trend towards free, unlimited cloud storage, Microsoft this morning increased the amount of capacity that it offers free to regular users of its OneDrive service to 15 gigabytes, more than double its previous offering of 7 gigabytes. The company will also now offer a full terabyte of storage to all Office 365 customers. If you want more storage capacity, but don’t want to pony up for Office, you can now pay $1.99 monthly for 100 gigabytes, or $3.99 each month for 200 gigabytes. The latter storage option cost $11.49, previously. What this boils down to is that Microsoft has greatly increased the amount of storage that it is giving away for free, and, if you buy Office as a subscription in any capacity, you get what works out to …

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Microsoft More Than Doubles OneDrive’s Free Cloud Storage To 15 Gigabytes | TechCrunch

Apple Might Finally Solve Photo Storage Hell

June 22, 2014 / / 0 Comments

Brenden Mulligan is a co-founder and designer at Cluster, a web and mobile app which enables users to create private social networks around interests and experiences. We take a bazillion photos with our phones and digital cameras. The digital images mostly just sit, clogging up our hard drive(s). This has been a problem for as long as digital photography has existed and it’s getting worse. Camera resolutions are getting bigger and with it, the file sizes of our digital photos are growing. Although many companies have taken a crack at this problem, I think Apple’s upcoming iCloud Photo Library could be the perfect solution – if they do it right. Photo storage is still a mess I currently have a 100GB …

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Apple Might Finally Solve Photo Storage Hell

What are you paying for when you buy GPL themes and plugins?

June 22, 2014 / / 0 Comments

In the last few days, I’ve written two posts about WordPress themes and prices. I have not, however, highlighted exactly why you would pay for these themes when they’re under a GPL license. And comments and emails have come in suggesting that all of these themes (and plugins) should be free since they’re GPL. That’s a common misconception. So I’m hoping to address it today. What is the GPL and why is it important? Whether or not you know it, pretty much every bit of software you’ve ever used has been licensed. Most folks have never read a single software license in their lives. Trust me, if I didn’t have to do it for work, I’d never do it. …

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What are you paying for when you buy GPL themes and plugins?

Google Launches Starter Kit For A More Consistent Web

June 21, 2014 / / 0 Comments

Today Google launched Web Starter Kit, a download that consists of all the templates and tooling developers need to create sites that function on any device and any display. Today’s Internet users don’t have just one device. They prefer as physical keyboard for their PCs but they want as touch screens on mobile. These days, no two screen sizes are alike. Users expect the same website to perform differently depending on the device by which it is accessed. Since these features don’t come built in to new websites, developers have to put them there, over and over again. This is referred to as “boilerplate,” chunks of essential code that needs to be manually inserted before any creative work can be done on…

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Google Launches Starter Kit For A More Consistent Web

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