Using SEO and Marketing Services To Your Advantage

No matter what the content of your website is, it’s not going to do any good unless people see it. And that’s why you always have to pay attention to search engine optimization and digital marketing. These fields can be pretty dense, which is why it’s not unusual to hire a company to help you with this kind of technical work.

Hiring experts in the field is usually going to be your first step in a successful SEO project. Beyond that, you have to understand what search engine optimization is, what the most updated techniques and theories are, and that it’s a changing field, which means you have to adapt and flexible times. Continue reading

Originally posted on November 20, 2017 @ 9:09 am

3 Tips For Getting Some Buzz Around Your New Business Website Or Blog

Launching a new business website or blog today, where there’s already so much going on on the Internet, can seem like you’re not even a drop in the bucket. But when your livelihood is at stake, it’s your determination for success that can really make the difference for you in creating a website or blog that will bring your ultimate success.

However, no one can find this success with just their drive alone. To really carve out a space for your new business website amidst so many others, you’ve got to find some way to make a splash. 

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Originally posted on July 17, 2019 @ 7:10 am

3 Ways To Improve Your New Business Website Before Going Live

If you’ve just started a new business, you’ve likely also just created a new business website to go with it. With so much business taking place online, a successful business needs to have a working website that consumers can visit to learn more about their company, make purchases, and contact them. But before you launch your new website, it’s crucial that you’ve covered all your bases and ensured that your site will function properly. To help you with this, here are three ways you should improve your new business website before having it go live.

Improve Your Site Speed

One of the most important factors for the user experience of your website is speed. If your visitors have to wait too long for your website to load for them, think about 3 seconds, they’ll navigate away and may not return. To see if your website is running fast enough, Lindsay Kolowich, a contributor to HubSpot.com, recommends running site speed tests before your launch date. If your site isn’t running as quickly as you’d like, talk with your website designer about ways you can improve the speed prior to letting your website go live.

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Originally posted on May 16, 2019 @ 5:16 am

How to Record Google Hangout Calls with Movavi Screen Recorder

Using Google Hangouts to make video calls is easy and once you open a Hangout session with them you can start a video call with a click of a button. However unlike messages sent via Google Hangouts there is no way to view past video calls, and it isn’t possible to save your video calls natively.

Although Google Hangouts does not have a feature to save its video calls, you can get around that by recording the calls yourself – using Movavi Screen Recorder. It is a software that will let you record video footage of your screen and anything that is on it, so you can record an ongoing Google Hangouts call and then save it afterwards.

 

If you want to learn how to record a Google Hangout, you’ll find it surprisingly simple. Before you begin your call, launch Movavi Screen Recorder and draw a frame over the area where the call will be located using your mouse cursor. When the interface appears after that, make sure the ‘System Audio’ and ‘Microphone’ icons are both highlighted so that both the incoming and outgoing audio from the call will be recorded.

It is possible to adjust other parameters such as the sound levels and frame rate, or to set Movavi Screen Recorder to display and save keyboard and mouse actions. In this case however none of that is necessary, and you can press ‘REC’ and start recording when you’re ready to begin your call.

After the call is done (or if you want to stop the recording at any point) just click ‘Stop’. As soon as you do Movavi Screen Recorder will save your video in MKV format, but it will also open it in a preview window for you to go over it. In that preview window you can also trim out any parts you don’t want, or click ‘Save As’ to save it once again – perhaps in a different format.

As you can see setting up Movavi Screen Recorder to record Google Hangout calls is straightforward and once you try it out you should be able to set it up in minutes the next time round. Because of how easy it is you should have no trouble quickly starting to record a call, even if you haven’t prepared for it in advance.

Assuming you’d like to save any of your calls on Google Hangouts and be able to watch them again or refer to them in the future – this is the best way to do so. Having the option to save your calls will undoubtedly come in handy, which is why it is a good idea to keep Movavi Screen Recorder around – just in case.

Originally posted on December 18, 2017 @ 9:38 pm