I’d know her voice anywhere. “Rachel from Cardholder Services” has called me so many times throughout the years I’ve got it memorized. The Federal Trade Commission tried to come between us in 2015 by fining Rachel $700,000, but Rachel kept calling. In fact, Rachel called me about a week ago. She sounded strange — not […]
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Share Tweet Share Share Share Print Email Since the Great Recession, the ongoing concern has been that the recovery has not been evenly distributed in the aftermath as wages have not kept up with the post-Recession economic growth. New data out of the Census Bureau may go some distance to quiet those fears, as it
I like to joke that whenever Moz publishes an article about links, half my clients immediately email me about it. But that’s really not too far from the truth! People with big audiences have a lot of power. But people can make mistakes — even people with strong expertise in a subject — so you
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Chart of the day: 44% of people use social media as their news source Many blame Millennials for the decline in newspaper readership. It’s not that millennials are not interested in the news it’s just they consume it different compared to baby boomers and some Gen Xers do. Instead, they use social media to keep up with
By Dennis Zink Running a small business can be difficult. It can be easier if you know the answers to these 10 questions: 1. What problem or need does your business solve? Every business exists because of an opportunity within the market. As a business owner, you must define the need and/or problem you
A man from Polk County, Fla., dead from ricocheting bullets when shooting at Hurricane Irma is fake news. There is no truth to a report that a Florida man died when he shot at Hurricane Irma. Where did this fake news originate? Known fake news website Free Inquirer published the article reporting that a Florida
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This week’s ‘Skim: Facebook takes its YouTube competitor live for all American users; all about LinkedIn’s major new Audience Network tool for marketers; WhatsApp finally gets serious about monetization with a free app for businesses; where Snapchat still beats Instagram, and why it matters; the surprising app Millennials describe as more indispensable than Facebook or
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If you want a better website with better content, Google Search Console should be one of your first stops. It’s a powerful set of tools that can give you valuable information on errors you may have in your code, usability, search traffic and so on. And yes, there can be a slight learning curve if
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In a time of towering tuition costs, it’s easy to criticize colleges for trying to differentiate themselves by building climbing walls, luxury dorms or lazy rivers. But as more colleges move to offer online programs, there’s another new cost that has nothing to do with delivering education: buying ads on Google and other online platforms
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TAZEWELL, Va. — More tourism tax revenue, 200 more tourism jobs and 20 new businesses fueled by tourism are all part of the growing industry being seen in Tazewell County and other parts of Virginia, a local director said Tuesday. Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe issued a statement Tuesday about the state’s tourism industry, which grew
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