CapturedTech - Technology - Patrick Stevens

On May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation, GDRP, goes into effect. It is set to strengthen and unify data protection requirements inside the European Union. In general, it outlines a sequence of rules for companies to ensue when collecting, storing, and processing data from those in the EU. It is plausible to think that GDRP does not relate to American businesses, but there is one significant change from prior data protection requirements. Companies outside the EU are now monitored and are obligated to meet the terms of the new regulation.
CapturedTech - Technology - Patrick Stevens

Exactly what is bitcoin? It's a cryptocurrency or digital form of currency. It involves the process of computerized mining, which is an algorithm that computes daily.
Why should this interest you? You've probably heard mind boggling stories about how people are making loads of money with bitcoin. Some of the first bitcoin investors have made hundreds or thousands of dollars. So, you probably want to learn new ways to make money with bitcoin. First of all, don't believe it when people say it's impossible since you're not an original investor. There may be some truth to this, but this is not entirely true. Why? No, you can't invest at an incredibly low price anymore, but there are still plenty of ways to make money with bitcoin. Just learn the following and take advantage of bitcoin while it's still hot.
CapturedTech - Technology - Patrick Stevens

High Ticket Closer Affiliate Programs can Earn you at Least One-thousand Dollars per day!
The Most Profitable High Ticket Closer Affiliate Programs
High ticket closer expert Dan Lok is renown for his marketing course, which demonstrates methods for making one to three-thousand dollars of sales daily in different niches.
I'm not familiar with this course myself, so I can not say for certain whether it represents value for money.
Anyhow, as I was saying.
What amount of these big ticket products need to be sold to earn a significant online income?
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Every business on the planet wants to create the best content out there, but with a whopping BILLION blogs and websites on the internet as we speak... that is becoming rather difficult.
Think about this.
With so many sites pushing aside any new content that you put out there, it is really a complete waste of your time not to dish out the best content possible. If you are looking to rank on the first pages with Google, this is especially important.
Here are 3 tips to help you create better content than the competition:
KEEP IT SHORT WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
Articles that consist of 500 to 1,000 typically cannot outrank bigger sites. Period. Longer is OK, but it is still the main mission of businesses to rank their content with mobile and tablet usage, as those device markets have begin to outweigh desktop access. Social media and video markets are still growing strong. Shorter content simply gets better response on these platforms.
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Of course, getting thousands of niche relevant visitors or more is the holy grail of online marketing. As expected, however, this is easier said than done. Some people succeed with thousands of niche relevant visitors, but a great many fail at the task.
What gives? First of all, a basic understanding of what I mean by thousands of niche relevant visitors is imperative. So let me put thousands of niche relevant visitors in the proper perspective. A basic Twitter account averages about a hundred hits per tweet.
Now imagine what happens when you put guest blogging in the picture. Naturally, you can easily double the sheer number of page views to numbers that are way closer to thousands of niche relevant visitors. You'll probably say, that all depends on how famous your guest blogger is.
And that's correct. You just read my mind. You can definitely achieve your goal of thousands of niche relevant visitors if you have, say, Taylor Swift or Kim Kardashian in tow. Backlinks just don't work as well as they used to and you can quote Matt Cutts on that.
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Fiverr obtains And Co as a working partner
Fiverr is an online marketplace that allows the hiring of freelancers. To enhance its effectiveness, Fiverr acquired And Co. And Co allows the acquired freelancers to effectively learn and apply proper client relationships management.
However, the most surprising aspect of the partnership is the cost. The Fiverr CEO Micha Kaufman intends to offer And Co's software free of charge.
Kaufman elaborated that most of And Co's services are essential in the Fiverr marketplace. In addition, most of the freelancing is not done online but it's majorly offline. Kaufman intends to serve this need by enabling the offline relationships even to freelancers who do not use Fiverr.
Although the move may seem too altruistic, it may be the right move to acquire more freelancing clients and reinforce loyalty with the ones on the platform.
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YouTube has a mass market system setup to reach the entire world where there is an internet connection. YouTube Influencers are their means of communication to their market. They let people talk and review products of companies in the manner they choose to, and in return they receive adoration from all around the world through their computer screen.
It is an effective marketing scheme that helps to generate revenue for everyone involved. YouTube gets advertising money, the business gets increased foot traffic and generates more daily revenue, and even the YouTuber gets paid for their simple service provided. It is a truly blissful deal for all involved.
However, YouTube Influencers are having a bit of a hard time finding partners as of late. They are looking for more people to join them on their channels. Finding the right one for your business can help reach a whole new market of customers that previously may not have known of your product.
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The Google Pay brand aims to consolidate various payment brands under one umbrella. Google offers the move as one of simplification. By streamlining how it offers its payment method tools to consumers it places them under a single brand called Google Pay.
Pali Bhat, Vice President of Product Management for Payments, covered this strategy via blog post. He cites the move as more of a rebranding than any significant change to a single product. Instead, he discusses how products like Android Pay(Google's platform for loyalty and mobile payments) and Google Wallet(a peer to peer payments app) can coexist harmoniously.
The strategy should allow online transactions to become more simple and clear in the future. Those who save payment information within their Google accounts needn't worry about figuring out which particular app to use as it would all be conducted within Google Pay.
Bhat writes via blog post that such transactions will be easier and faster due to this saved payment information and also offer "peace of mind". He also forecast that consumers can expect to see Google Pay in more places online.
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Everyone wants to drive blog traffic but it's not always obvious how to achieve that end. With billions of websites out there, how to you make people go to yours? Here are a few simple tips:
Mention People in Your Posts
No man is an island and no blogger can get traffic completely on their own (unless you want to pay a fortune in PPC prices). Therefore you need to get other people to help you share your content. One way is to write blog posts that contain contributions from other people.
Reach out to thought leaders in your vertical and ask them to help you write a post. This can be something as simple as submitting a short paragraph related to their opinion on something. Compile your post then reach back out to these folks and ask them to share the content on their networks and link to it.
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Cyber Monday figures are looking impressive as the day starts off to the tune of $840 million in sales. The day is supposed to end with figures exceeding a staggering $6.6 billion making it the most profitable day in online sales history.
All of these impressive figures have originated from Adobe. Adobe extrapolates the information from information provided by online transactions from the top online retailers. As expected, Amazon sales account for a large percentage of all the Cyber Monday sales. The projections for the 2017 holiday season exceed those for 2016 by more than $10B.
With such impressive figures at hand, it is interesting to note how people are making online purchases. According to a report by Adobe, up to half of all visits are coming from mobile devices. Almost 40 percent of all sales are originating from mobile devices, a figure larger than ever.