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A few days ago Google pushed out a new and major algo update for local search (which industry's leading SEO resource "Search Engine Land" called "Pigeon" update). There aren't many details disclosed about the so-called Pigeon yet, but webmasters report considerable changes in their local rankings over the past few days.

Using a business card is useful in a way to promote yourself on other people. Are you planning to make your own business card but don’t have any idea or some inspirations to start? Here's a showcase of 60+ Most Beautiful and Creative Business Cards Designs to enhance more your creativity and get inspired.

As an eCommerce store owner, you're likely focused on driving more traffic to your website from search engines, social media, and online advertising. But if your website isn't converting enough of this traffic into sales, you may be feeling frustrated and concerned. Curious to know how you can turn more traffic into sales? Let's dive into the data and find out what could be causing your customers to leave.

A site that simply looks good and draws an audience isn’t enough. If you’re missing even one vital element for an effective website, you’re missing out on conversions. The good news is that even small changes to your site can pay off in big numbers—and quickly. Here are 5 tips to make your website convert more visitors.

From Nike's "swoosh" symbol to Starbucks' twin-tailed mermaid or siren, the world's largest companies take great care of their logos.

Good design incorporates both function and aesthetics. A well-designed object does not differentiate between form and function, but rather incorporates them into one single, coherent concept. This is the primary aim of designers to communicate an idea without making the aesthetic component suffer. These designs, however, fail.

Google recently tweaked its search algorithm to favor "mobile friendly" websites over non-optimized ones, which could cause clunky desktop sites to plunge in search rankings on smartphones.

Showing a logo in the top left corner of a web page is probably the most common design pattern of all time. The logo serves as a landmark that orients users when they first land on a page and helps them identify the website they are visiting.

I’m often asked the question, “Where do I start with SEO?” Though there is no one-size-fits-all approach, my answer is generally to find the biggest need for your site and start chipping away at it.