Practical perspectives on search, websites, content, and the connections that shape your digital presence.
The Covid 19 pandemic has affected all factions of our society. Livelihoods changed as people had to deal with job loss.
Economies and businesses were especially hard hit. For many, the long-awaited vaccinations are to look forward to as things slowly start going back to normal.
“What is YouTube?” Punch that question into Google, and the most common answer you’ll find is “a video sharing website.” While that is true in a sense, it’s actually a little misleading.
According to Google, up to 50 percent of all consumers who perform an online local search end up visiting a local business within the next 24 hours. If you’re a local business, you could be missing out. Even if you are a business with a fairly global presence, it is still important that you leverage your local market in a bid to rise above the competition.
Logan Paul, PewDiePie and Jacksepticeye are just three of many YouTubers that not only got famous but have made money for making YouTube videos. We live in a very futuristic world and the internet rules all, and more than fifty percent of most humans time is spent on it.