Debunking one of (many) Facebook Scam Posts
If you want to control what you see in your Facebook News Feed, there are more straightforward ways to do it than by sharing memes.
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Accept Payments on your WP Website
Accepts Payments on WordPress
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How does Greylisting work?
Spamming is a major concern for all Internet users. Greylisting and tarpitting are two methods to discourage or stop email spamming. We are going to see these methods in detail in this article.
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Using Google’s G-Suite for your professional Email Address
How to Set up your domain specific email address with G Suite
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Optimizing and Preparing Your Images for your Website
Optimize your Images before you upload It is a good idea to pre-format images before they are uploaded to the website. This ensures that the image files are transferred in the quickest time, using the least amount of bandwidth and taking up the least amount of space on the server, potentially saving you time and
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GPS Failures and Google Translate Failures
Whilst most people are familiar with GPS Failures , there are also many Google Translate Failures and SOME turn out to be quite funny, even embarrassing for the Website Owner. If you have and Estate Agency Website advertising Property to a multi national potential Client Base do you REALLY want to rely on Google Translate
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Tripadvisor Widget for your Website (or not?)
Lets imagine you’re a hotel or restaurant owner and your hotel or restaurant has got very good ratings on TripAdvisor. You might think “We’re flying here – how can we use this to our advantage?” You have probably seen some of their widgets on various Websites either with Reviews or Accolades about that particular establishment.
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