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ruleofbirds · 2 months

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𝚍𝚎𝚟𝚕𝚘𝚐_𝟶𝟷.𝟷

Kia Ora, Te Ao!

Hello, World! It's official - Robbie has a tumblr now. Absolutely unfathomable. Honestly, it's mostly because it was this or Wordpress (or a more obscure indie dev forum) and this seemed the most accessible and quirky. I'm sure this won't lead to another awful endless scrolling habit. Any advice for the visual side of things is warmly received! I want this blog to be a fun part of the week, because a lot of fun will be had developing RoB. Just realised that acronym happens to be my name. Could be worse.

Okay! Now that the initial ramble into the void is out of the way, it's time to get into the c o n c e p t.

This tumblr is a devlog for my NZ ecosystem simulator currently titled "rule of birds", which I will be working on for the next 8 weeks as part of Blackbird Foundation's "Protostars" program. This means a weekly check-in with the other creatives in the program, the organizers at Blackbird, and a post for all of you here.

I'm breaking this week's post into 3 sections just to cover the bases;

01.1 -a bit about my creative practice and how it led to this project

01.2 -a discussion of "flocking" in programming (using p5.js)

01.3 -a discussion of NZ natural history

So here's the intro post, where I ramble about myself for a sec.

So! basically, I specialize in spatial design, I love working with anything nature-related, and I want to make a video game.

Lately I've been on a tangent based around art in NZ's cultural context - the design principles behind whakairo (Maori woodcarving) and how their composition conveys meaning, how histories of spirituality, tribal and colonial relations affected design, and my own art interpreting my natural surroundings with photography and charcoal drawing. I can neither confirm nor deny whether there will be an art zine compiling a wee bit of this work on the community table at the Whanganui Zinefest this Saturday.

That tangent branched off into a focus on natural history that's the keystone of rule of birds. My motivation for focusing on an ecosystem simulator is to articulate a basis for the sort of games I want to come out of Aotearoa. The sim will be the proof of concept - and I suppose this blog will be the manifesto.

I feel like there's a massive demand for games exploring NZ history - like, imagine a big-budget maori-led release set in pre-colonial time, with all the unique aspects of survival, resource management and day to day activity that involved - or an assassin's creed type action game based during the time of Te Kooti. It goes unsaid that Kupe is one of the best parts of Sid Meier's Civilization VI - iykyk.

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What I think separates a good game from a great one is how alive the virtual world feels - rather than being led through an a-to-b progression of events presented in the same visual style I've seen countless times before, if the world can react in a dynamic way, and the details in the background are crafted to feel organic and immersive, I'm going to want to stop and wander off the beaten track that an objective marker may be pointing me towards.

The last game that caught my attention in this way - and coincidentally the one that made me want to put my coding knowledge to the test with gamedev - was, of course, Rain World. To everyone who knows me, I'm sure you're surprised I've made it three paragraphs without bringing this game up. I'm not going to go into too much detail here, because there is *a lot*, but key points are you are one creature among many scavenging for food in a brutal biomechanical ecosystem, hibernating between cycles of cataclysmic rain, and the game plays like basically nothing else due to how the coded behaviour of every entity in the world follows its own logic that has much more to do with its own survival than the experience of you as a player.

Here's a nice little illustration of the physics behind a movement-sensing tentacle monster, to give a sort of discrete example - but the creatures that act according to behavioural karma systems and the dynamics of how the different lizards scuffle and coordinate with each other is worth looking into too, if this is your thing.

(Source: GDC, Curious Archive)

Now, I really want to jump into some of this behavioural coding stuff, so I'm just going to move on to collecting things for the next post - hope this has been an interesting read! if you somehow found this page in your tumblr algorithm, welcome! I'll also be posting bits on the instagram page @robbiek_devlogs and you can check out my other work on my main insta @robbiek_art

Hei kōnā mai,

Robbie K

Next up: simulation in coding, natural history research post #1

Next week: Adventures in Godot Engine!

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managedserversus · 11 months

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E-commerce Website Hosting and Management Solutions

With the rise of online shopping and the increasing importance of having a strong online presence, e-commerce websites have become essential for businesses of all sizes. However, building and managing an e-commerce website can be a complex task that requires specialized knowledge and resources. This is where e-commerce website hosting and management solutions come into play, providing businesses with the necessary tools and infrastructure to establish and maintain a successful online store.

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The first step in setting up an e-commerce website is selecting a reliable hosting provider. A good hosting provider ensures that your website is accessible to visitors, provides fast loading times, and ensures the security of customer data. Here are some factors to consider when choosing an e-commerce hosting provider:

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thy-kneecaps · 7 months

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The Event Horizon of a Rabbit Hole

This week I wrote a reflection on... my week! It's ostensibly about my ongoing game project - but really about ADHD, anxiety, and project/time management. If you're interested, come take a look!

Hello! Last weekend, I took a brief break from writing about video games, and instead took a moment to talk about tabletop games and map design. As it happens, breaks and distractions would turn out to be a running theme of my week, in general and in game development. This is a reflection on those distractions – and how I deal with it. And, while we’re here, some musings on anxiety and…

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#adhd #anxiety #devlog #doorways9 #game design #gamedev #godot #indiegamedev

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jscalzi · 7 months

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View From a Hotel Window 10/9/23: Wichita (Finally)

Those of you following my travel here will remember I was meant to be in Wichita roughly three weeks ago as part of my book tour, only to be thwarted by the fact that United Airlines couldn’t manage to keep its planes in good enough condition to fly, so I had to cancel and reschedule. Yesterday I flew in via American, with no issues whatsoever, so I happy to say that tonight’s event at…

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nanowrimo · 2 years

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We’re Looking for Two Fall Interns!

Want to join the NaNoWriMo team? We're currently hiring two paid, part-time, remote interns for the fall: one Editorial & Programs Intern, and one Marketing & Fund Development Intern. Our interns are deeply appreciated, and become fully integrated into our team. You can find more details about the positions below.

NaNoWriMo Fall 2022 Internship Overview

Internship Requirements:

Must be available from September 1, 2022, to December 15, 2022, for 12 hours per week

Must be available at least 2 days per week (M-F)

Must be located in the United States

Must be at least 18 years old

Must have access to reliable internet and computer/equipment that enables video conferencing

Must be passionate about writing, education, non-profits, and/or or building and working with online communities

The ideal candidates will have the opportunity to support projects based on experience and organizational need.

We will consider every application carefully and holistically, so please don’t hesitate to introduce yourself—even if your experience doesn't line up exactly with this list. We don’t expect anyone to have experience with all of these categories, but look forward to seeing applicants with different combinations of experience.

Editorial & Programs Intern

Someone who loves meeting new people and engaging in digital community

Excellent writing and editing skills, especially for online non-fiction content (i.e. blogs, newsletters, etc.)

Virtual facilitation and leadership skills (i.e. Discord, Twitch, Zoom, forums, etc.)

Video filming and editing experience; familiarity with YouTube

Marketing & Fund Development Intern

Someone who loves to build relationships through branding and storytelling

Social media savvy (especially TikTok and/or Instagram)

Curiosity around community fundraising and the ways we give charitably

Research know-how and excitement around systems and operations

Additional skill sets that would be supportive in either of these roles:

Non-profit experience (paid and/or volunteer capacity)

Experience with Wordpress or HTML

Graphics creation and editing (i.e. digital and/or physical art, experience with Photoshop, Canva, etc.)

Project management

Ability to work well with a team

Time management / the ability to meet deadlines for simultaneous projects

Creative idea generation, and enthusiasm to take ideas from theory to practice

Familiarity with NaNoWriMo’s programs and events

A creative practice

Interns receive training from our staff, and learn skills related to:

Content creation for websites and emails

Working with authors, designers, and other contributors

Hosting YouTube live-streams and Zoom events

Managing organizational social media accounts

Public relations and media outreach

Data organization and interpretation

Supporting student writers and organizational volunteers

Nonprofit operations and administration

General administrative tasks may be asked of all interns. In addition to learning about the nonprofit sector, our interns acquire skills they can apply to careers in technology, the literary arts, press/communications, and program management.

Location and hours: This is a part-time, temporary, remote position. Attending regular video meetings is required. Interns must live in the United States. This internship cycle runs for 15 weeks, beginning September 1, 2022. Interns must be able to commit to 12 hours per week, and must be available at least two days per week (M-F).

Compensation: This internship pays $18/hour. We can complete any documentation needed for college credit hours. Interns also get free NaNoWriMo merchandise, plus buckets of gratitude from staff and our participants all around the world.

NaNoWriMo is committed to diversity and building an inclusive environment for people of all backgrounds, and we are taking steps to meet that commitment. Our community-at-large includes women, people of color, LGBTQIA+ people, and people with disabilities, and we highly encourage folks from these communities to apply.

How to Apply

To apply, please fill out the Internship Application form. Although the volume of applications we get may prevent us from responding to everyone, you will get a confirmation that your application has been received.

Applications are open through Sunday, August 14. Will be in touch with applicants by Friday, August 19, if we'd like to schedule a video interview.

#nanowrimo #writing #writing jobs #internships #by nano hq

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jennifermurphseo · 5 months

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HubSpot to WordPress: Transferring Contacts and Customer Data

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, businesses often find themselves reevaluating their tools and platforms to stay competitive. One such transition that many businesses consider is moving from HubSpot to WordPress. This article will guide you through the process of transferring contacts and customer data seamlessly.

Introduction

A Brief Overview of HubSpot and WordPress

HubSpot is renowned for its comprehensive inbound marketing and sales platform, while WordPress stands out as a versatile and customizable content management system (CMS). Businesses, seeking more flexibility and control over their online presence, often contemplate migrating from HubSpot to WordPress.

Importance of Data Transfer

The data held within HubSpot, including contacts and customer information, is invaluable. Ensuring a smooth transition of this data to WordPress is crucial for maintaining business continuity and leveraging the full potential of the new platform.

Why Transfer from HubSpot to WordPress?

Cost Considerations

HubSpot's robust features come at a price, and for businesses looking to optimize costs without compromising functionality, WordPress offers a more budget-friendly alternative.

Customization and Flexibility

WordPress provides unparalleled customization options, allowing businesses to tailor their websites precisely to their needs. This flexibility is often a significant factor driving the decision to migrate.

Integration Possibilities

WordPress's extensive library of plugins facilitates seamless integration with various tools and services, providing businesses with a more connected and efficient digital ecosystem.

Planning the Transfer

Assessing Data Types

Before initiating the transfer, businesses must identify the types of data stored in HubSpot, ensuring that all relevant information, such as customer profiles and communication history, is considered.

Identifying Necessary Plugins

WordPress offers numerous plugins designed explicitly for data migration. Choosing the right ones based on business requirements is essential for a successful transfer.

Backing Up Data

To mitigate any potential data loss, a thorough backup of all HubSpot data is recommended before initiating the transfer process.

Step-by-Step Guide

Exporting Contacts from HubSpot

HubSpot provides tools for exporting contacts easily. Businesses should follow a step-by-step process to export their data in a compatible format for WordPress.

Preparing Data for WordPress Import

Data formatting is crucial. This section will guide businesses on optimizing their exported data to ensure a smooth import into WordPress.

Importing Data into WordPress

Utilizing WordPress's import functionality, businesses can seamlessly transfer their contacts and customer data into the new platform.

Verifying Data Accuracy

Post-migration, a careful review of the data is necessary to identify and rectify any discrepancies that may have occurred during the transfer.

Addressing Common Challenges

Data Formatting Issues

Common challenges, such as mismatched data formats, will be discussed along with practical solutions to overcome them.

Handling Duplicate Entries

Duplicate entries can be a common issue during migration. This section provides guidance on identifying and resolving duplication problems.

Troubleshooting Integration Problems

In the event of unforeseen integration issues, troubleshooting steps and resources will be provided to assist businesses in resolving them promptly.

SEO Considerations

Updating URLs and Redirects

Maintaining SEO integrity requires careful attention to URL structures and implementing proper redirects to preserve search engine rankings.

Optimizing Metadata for WordPress

Guidance on optimizing metadata, including titles and descriptions, to align with WordPress best practices and improve search engine visibility.

Monitoring Search Engine Rankings

Post-migration, businesses should actively monitor their search engine rankings and implement any necessary adjustments to maintain or enhance their online visibility.

Ensuring Data Security

Best Practices for Data Encryption

Given the sensitivity of customer data, implementing encryption practices is crucial to ensure data security during and after the migration process.

Password Protection for Sensitive Information

Additional measures, such as password protection, will be discussed to safeguard sensitive customer information from unauthorized access.

Benefits of the Migration

Improved Website Performance

A discussion on how the migration to WordPress can positively impact website performance, including faster load times and improved user experience.

Enhanced User Experience

WordPress's user-friendly interface contributes to an enhanced overall user experience, which can positively affect customer satisfaction and engagement.

Streamlined Data Management

The advantages of streamlined data management in WordPress, including easier organization and accessibility of customer information.

Real-Life Success Stories

Businesses That Successfully Migrated

Highlighting real-life examples of businesses that have successfully migrated from HubSpot to WordPress and the positive impacts on their operations.

Positive Impacts on Their Operations

Exploring how these businesses benefited from the migration, such as increased efficiency, improved customer engagement, or cost savings.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the decision to migrate from HubSpot to WordPress can yield significant benefits for businesses seeking a more cost-effective and customizable solution. By following the outlined steps and addressing potential challenges, businesses can ensure a smooth transition while preserving the integrity of their valuable customer data.

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ctrl-shift-escape · 1 month

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Through a series of incredibly unfortunate events, I have discovered I can die prematurely to reset the loop. And that somehow allowed me to reconnect with Tumblr.

Hello to everyone, 30 loops later.

I guess I've been spending the time just sniffing out secrets to improving my hacking skills.

The security of a nuclear power plant is no joke. But I did manage to infiltrate after a lot of trial and error. Turns out all I needed was to pretend I belonged as part of the ancillary staff.

It was surprisingly easy. When you know everyone's names from loops of constant observation and their habits, it becomes a situation where it's embarrassing they don't remember your name when you know quite a bit about them especially when you seem to work here. So they try to be more helpful.

Anyway, there's no terrorist attack. It's some weird run away reaction that ends up turning into nuclear explosion. Apparently, the meltdown failsafe didn't work, and one Esq gets blown to kingdom-come.

I've also noticed something odd. I've been waking up later and later in the first loop day. It wasn't noticable before, but I'm now missing three whole minutes. It's subtle but I notice that I'm missing bits of the whole "WordPress pushes Tumblr code standardization to Twitter today" when I distinctly remember the whole message.

It's a little...ominous.

#loop 97 day 1 #(( the thought chi is reminded of lol ))

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vegancatlibrarian · 9 months

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Recipe Sunday - Double Chocolate Mug Cake

Recipe Sunday - Double Chocolate Mug Cake #GoVegan #VeganFoodMadeEasy

Hey lovely peeps! How are you enjoying this weekend? I was working yesterday and the week has just been mental, non-stop, 2 meetings to attend (one very interesting with potential for a big community project!) and 2 events – ooft, I would need a week to recover and not just one day (when will we go for a 4-day week instead of 5-day?!?). But I also managed to see a good friend for a beautiful…

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#go vegan #veganfood #veganfoodmadeeasy

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wpeventmanagersblog · 5 months

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5 Best WordPress Backup Plugins in 2023 (Detailed Review)

It is said that “if you spend more time on coffee than on IT Security, you will be hacked” every site owner understands the value of his or her website security.

If you are reading this article you must be having a WordPress website and you are interested to know about the best backup plugins for WordPress. Read it thoroughly to get a clear picture.

WordPress backups on a regular basis ensure your website security and keep security threats at bay. In addition to that it also saves your back if anyhow your website gets hacked by keeping your data safe.

WordPress being a robust platform, comes with several free and paid backup plugins to help you backup your site regularly. In this article, we have shared a detailed review of 5 best WordPress backup plugins in 2023 that you must know about.

What is a WordPress Backup Plugin?

A WordPress backup refers to the method of downloading a copy of your website database. It can be done both manually and automatically. However, it is always better to rely on the automatic process as doing it manually can be a laborious and time-consuming process. Moreover, sometimes due to other work pressure we may also forget the important step.

The role of a WordPress backup plugin is to help you store backups of your website data in the cloud through storage platforms such as Dropbox or Google Drive. This gives you the assurance of data safety in case of any malicious attack on your website.

Alternatives to WordPress backup plugins

There are various ways available for you to backup your WordPress site. When it comes to an alternative to the WordPress backup plugin, the first thing that strikes in our minds is your web host’s backup services that lets you handle your regular backups with ease. In fact the WordPress maintenance support services also include site backups.

However, it is essential for you to keep another backup option open for your site in case any problem occurs in your hosting server. As a website owner you should always focus on reducing the damage that may cause due to any malicious attack on your website.

Keeping the above mentioned facts in mind, we have filtered the 5 best WordPress backup plugins that you must be aware of.

5 best WordPress Backup Plugins in 2023

Find out some of the best WordPress Backup Plugins in 2023:

1. Jetpack VaultPress Backups

Jetpack VaultPress Backups is a popular WordPress backup plugin that takes care of your website backup process to help you restore the important data of your website.

The plugin was initially named as Vaultpress but presently after being redesigned is called Jetpack VaultPress.

Key features of the WordPress backup plugin include the following:

Real-time data backup that keeps even the latest changes made on your website intact.

Automated backup on a daily basis.

Allows users to restore data with just a click even when you are offline.

Offers an activity log section through which you can track the changes that took place on your site.

You can also get the security scanning facility with higher plans of Jetpack backups.

Who can use Jetpack VaultPress Backups?

Jetpack Backups is for those.

Who are looking for a real-time backup solution.

Who has a WooCommerce site as it gives you the facility to save your website data including the past orders and updated products.

Who are currently using Jetpack Backups and in search of a premium platform.

Pricing: The price of Jetpack Vaultpress plugin starts from $14.95 per month for backups on a daily basis.

2. UpdraftPlus

The next in our list is UpdraftPlus which has more than 3 million active installations along with a lot of 5-star reviews. It allows you to backup WordPress sites entirely and save the data in the cloud. Users can also download the data to keep a copy of it.

One of the biggest advantages of the plugin is that you can create both on-demand and scheduled backups with this. In the scheduled backup, you can set a time for the process whereas in on-demand backup you can instantly give it a start.

Key features of the backup plugin includes the following:

It comes with more advanced features than its competitors, especially in the free version.

A beginner-friendly plugin.

Lets users automatically store your website data in multiple cloud storage services that cover Google drive, Rackspace, email, Dropbox and more.

It is capable of backing up sites of 100GB but the file size depends on the host.

With Updraftplus, users can also specify the website areas that they want to backup including the themes, plugins and data.

Besides the free version, the premium one is also loaded with some useful features like cloning, migration, data encryption and more.

Who can use Updraftplus?

Updraftplus is for those.

Who are looking for a free WordPress backup plugin with advanced features.

Who want a backup solution that has millions of user recommendations.

Pricing: The premium version of the plugin starts from $70 per year.

3. Duplicator Pro

Duplicator pro has acquired the third position in the list due to its user-friendliness and the support of more than 1.5 million users.

The plugin can be a great option for beginners as it does not require any coding skills. It also allows users to restore data with just a simple click.

Key features of Duplicator Pro include the following:

The plugin comes with a WordPress migration wizard that helps migrate a website in two simple steps.

Offers server to server import facility.

It also facilitates multisite backup and migration.

Allows users to backup data to various cloud storages including Google drive, FTP, Onedrive, Amazon S3 and more.

Lets users safeguard the archive files with backup encryption.

Who can use Duplicator pro?

Anyone can use Duplicator pro including bloggers, developers, designers or any business owner.

The plugin can also be used by beginners who do not have much coding language.

Pricing: The premium version of Duplicator pro starts from $49.

4. All-In-One WP Migration

All-in-one WP migration is a superior WordPress Migration plugin that always makes sure that your backups are appropriately configured for migration.

It is highly compatible with other WordPress plugins and themes. Though the free version comes with a limited set of features, the paid version opens up many useful features for your WordPress backups.

Key Features of All-In-One WP Migration plugin include the following:

It lets you create backups that are protected with passwords.

Works well with all types of host environments.

When it comes to backups and exports or imports, the free features are useful but for a comprehensive backup solution, paid features are recommended.

Comes with more than 14 storage platform integration.

Who can use WP Migration?

All-in-one WP Migration is suitable for those.

Who are developers and looking for a complete backup solution for their WordPress sites.

Who are willing to pay for premium backup plugins.

Who want to make sure that their site backup is working properly while shifting to a different host.

Pricing: The plugin has both free and paid versions and the paid version starts from $69 per year onwards.

5. Backup Buddy

More than half a million WordPress site owners rely on BackBuddy to backup their WordPress sites. It lets you schedule your backups easily on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.

The plugin was created in 2010 and it has maintained quality consistency very well since then. Backupbuddy offers automatic scheduled backups and also lets you save your site data in your preferred location.

Key features of the BackupBuddy plugin include the following:

Provides users with a comprehensive backup solution that also includes files and media.

Offers utmost security.

Comes with an email notification facility.

Lets users store their backups in various cloud storage services including, Rackspace Cloud, FTP, Dropbox, Amazon S3 and more.

It can be used to restore, migrate or duplicate WordPress sites.

Who can use BackupBuddy?

BackupBuddy is a suitable plugin for those.

All types of business owners who have a big budget.

Pricing: BackupBuddy is a premium plugin which does not have a free version. Moreover, the plugin is also expensive and has a starting price of $99.

Which Backup Plugin is the best?

All of the above mentioned plugins have good features and qualities to help you initiate a successful WordPress backup. However, selecting the best one completely depends on your requirements and budget limitations. However, we recommend you to read the features of each WordPress backup plugin, to make a wise decision.

If you have a budget limitation and want to have a free and feature-packed plugin then we can certainly go for Jetpack Backups.

How much does a WordPress plugin backup cost?

If you are using a free plugin then you simply do not need to spend anything on the back up process. However, if you have a paid plugin option then you need to make payments for the premium plugin.

Wrapping up

We hope that the details of the above mentioned backup plugins for WordPress will help you choose the one that you are looking for. Each plugin mentioned over here has unique features. You just need to choose the right one for your business based on your requirements.

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crystalized-dreams · 2 months

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Fashion Dreamer – Fair #4: Wonderland Fair!

Am I the only one who felt this dropped out of nowhere? Probably. It doesn’t help that I missed the initial announcement just a couple days before only to see the dropping of the Event last night. This week has been incredibly busy for me for a lot of reasons (some personal, some just too many things happening this week) and I felt bad I was coming into it late. I still managed to finish it last…

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#Fashion Dreamer #Fashion Dreamer Playthrough #Nintendo Switch

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riyakakria · 3 months

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Importance of a website in digital marketing

Domain registration and hosting

Website design principles and best practices

User experience (UX) and user interface (UI)

Mobile responsiveness and optimization

Introduction to Content Management Systems (CMS) like WordPress

Module 3: Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

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Understanding search engines and how they work

On-page SEO: Keyword research, Density and Proximity, meta tags and Description, headings, content and image optimization

Off-page SEO: Link building, backlinks, and domain authority, DA/PA Checking

Technical SEO: Website speed, site structure, and crawlability, Mobile Friendly, Security

Local SEO and Google My Business Page Optimization

Module 4: Content Marketing

Importance of quality content writing in the digital landscape

Creating a content writing strategy

Types of content: blog posts, articles, infographics, videos, etc.

Content promotion and distribution

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Module 5: Social Media Marketing

Overview of major social media platforms (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr etc.)

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Social media advertising and sponsored posts, Event Creating

Building and engaging with an online community

Social media analytics and performance tracking

Module 6: Email Marketing

Building an email marketing list

Creating effective email campaigns

Email marketing tools and platforms

Personalization and segmentation

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Module 7: Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising

Introduction to PPC Advertising and Google Ads

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Keyword research and selection

Ad copywriting and A/B testing

Bid strategies and budget management

Module 8: Display and Banner Advertising

Understanding display advertising and its formats

Display advertising platforms (Google Display Network, etc.)

Targeting options for display ads

Designing effective banner ads

Display ad performance tracking and optimization

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The rise of video content in digital marketing

Creating engaging video content

Video SEO and optimizing for platforms like YouTube

Video advertising and sponsored content

Analyzing video marketing metrics

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Introduction to marketing analytics

Setting up Google Analytics and understanding key metrics

Data analysis for decision-making

A/B testing and conversion rate optimization (CRO)

Customer journey and attribution modeling

Module 11: Mobile Marketing

Mobile marketing trends and opportunities

Mobile app marketing and optimization

SMS marketing and push notifications

Mobile advertising and location-based marketing

Mobile analytics and tracking

Module 12: Digital Marketing Strategy and Planning

Developing a comprehensive digital marketing strategy

Integrating various digital marketing channels

Budget allocation and resource planning

Measuring ROI and KPIs for digital campaigns

Case studies and real-world examples

Module 13: Legal and Ethical Considerations

Privacy and data protection laws (e.g., GDPR)

Ethical practices in digital marketing

Dealing with online reviews and reputation management

Handling customer data responsibly

Module 14: Emerging Trends in Digital Marketing

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning in marketing

Voice search and voice-activated devices

Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) marketing

Influencer marketing and social media trends

Future outlook and staying ahead in the digital marketing landscape

Module 15: Final Project and Certification

Capstone project applying concepts learned throughout the course

Presentations and feedback sessions

Issuance of course completion certificates

Remember that this is just a general outline, and the content and depth of each module can be adjusted to suit the course’s duration, audience level, and objectives. Additionally, including practical exercises, case studies, and hands-on projects will enhance the learning experience. We provide 100% Job Placement after completion of Course.

Digital marketing online course in Mohali and Chandigarh.

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July Carnival of Aros: Loneliness

The Carnival of Aros is a monthly blogging event where any and every aro (including questioning aros) is welcome to respond to the month's prompt. Last month's prompt was "being aromantic in an allonormative world" if you want to check out some other topics/responses.

This month's prompt is Loneliness. Here's some ideas of how you might talk about loneliness as an aro:

Are you in a relationship but feel lonely/isolated due to your unique experience of dating as an aromantic? What triggers this? How do you cope?

Are you an aro who does atypical relationship type/s (queerplatonic, relationship anarchy, solo polyam, polyam) who finds yourself feeling lonely due to a lack of people who understand or respect these relationship types? How did you find community? How do you cope?

Does being nonpartnering trigger any loneliness for you? What brings up these feelings? How do you cope?

Is loneliness a feeling that's brought up by not wanting or not pursuing typical "adult milestones" like marriage? How do you manage this? Have you found other milestones to celebrate?

Does being a closeted aro bring up specific feelings of loneliness? How do you cope?

Does any loneliness related to your aromanticism feel different from other situations you experience loneliness in?

What are your tips for dealing with loneliness?

Have you managed to overcome feelings of loneliness? How?

What's your understanding or definition of loneliness? Does this seem to differ from an alloromantic's description of loneliness?

Anything else you're inspired to write about regarding loneliness.

To enter, write about your response on any platform (tumblr, reddit, medium, mastodon, wordpress, etc.) and submit it to me here on tumblr. You do not need a tumblr account to submit your post to me.

Submit your posts by August 1st, 2023. No strict timezone rules. At that time, I'll post a roundup with all the submissions to make them easy to read and find.

We desperately need hosts, so please reach out and volunteer if you have a topic you'd be interested in hearing other aro thoughts on. It's super easy and a great way to connect to the community.

#carnival of aros #aromantic #aro #aro spectrum #queer #boost #loneliness

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techtow · 3 months

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Facebook pixel setup to wordpress

Integrating Facebook pixels and setting up retargeting on Builderall pages is a powerful strategy to enhance your Facebook advertising efforts and reach your target audience more effectively. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you with the process:

Step 1: Create a Facebook Pixel:

Navigate to the "Events Manager" section.

Click on "Add New Data Source" and select "Facebook Pixel."

Follow the prompts to create your Facebook pixel, providing a name for your pixel and entering your website URL.

Copy the generated pixel code provided by Facebook.

Step 2: Integrate Facebook Pixel with Builderall:

Access your Builderall dashboard and navigate to the page where you want to integrate the Facebook pixel.

Go to the page settings or settings menu, depending on the Builderall interface.

Look for the "Tracking Code" or "Analytics" section.

Paste the Facebook pixel code into the designated area provided by Builderall.

Save the changes and publish the page.

Step 3: Set Up Standard Events (Optional):

In the Facebook Events Manager, navigate to the "Aggregated Event Measurement" section.

Click on "Configure Web Events" and select "Add Events."

Choose the relevant standard events that you want to track on your Builderall pages, such as page views, purchases, or sign-ups.

Follow the prompts to add the selected events and configure their parameters.

Step 4: Create Custom Audiences:

Go to the Audiences section in Facebook Business Manager.

Click on "Create Audience" and select "Custom Audience."

Choose "Website Traffic" as the source for your custom audience.

Define the criteria for your custom audience based on specific actions or pages visited on your Builderall website.

Set the desired time frame for audience inclusion, such as the last 30 days.

Create the custom audience and give it a descriptive name.

Step 5: Set Up Retargeting Campaigns:

Go to Facebook Ads Manager and create a new campaign.

Choose your campaign objective based on your marketing goals, such as traffic, conversions, or lead generation.

Define your target audience, selecting the custom audience you created earlier.

Set up ad creative, including images, ad copy, and call-to-action buttons.

Choose ad placements and budget allocation based on your advertising strategy.

Review and publish your ad campaign.

Step 6: Monitor and Optimize:

Monitor the performance of your retargeting campaigns in Facebook Ads Manager.

Track key metrics such as reach, click-through rate (CTR), conversion rate, and return on ad spend (ROAS).

Use the insights gained to optimize your campaigns, adjusting targeting, ad creative, or budget allocation as needed to improve results.

Continuously test different ad variations and strategies to maximize effectiveness and ROI.

By following these steps, you can effectively set up Facebook pixels, integrate them on Builderall pages, create custom audiences, and launch retargeting campaigns to engage with your audience and drive conversions effectively.

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seotraininginahmedabad · 4 months

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Digital Marketing Course in New Chandkheda

1. Digital Marketing Course in New Chandkheda Ahmedabad Overview

2. Personal Digital Marketing Course in New Chandkheda – Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

What are Search Engines and Basics?

HTML Basics.

On Page Optimization.

Off Page Optimization.

Essentials of good website designing & Much More.

3. Content Marketing

Content Marketing Overview and Strategy

Content Marketing Channels

Creating Content

Content Strategy & Challenges

Image Marketing

Video Marketing

Measuring Results

4. Website Structuring

What is Website?- Understanding website

How to register Site & Hosting of site?

Domain Extensions

5. Website Creation Using WordPress

Web Page Creation

WordPress Themes, Widgets, Plugins

Contact Forms, Sliders, Elementor

6. Blog Writing

Blogs Vs Website

How to write blogs for website

How to select topics for blog writing

AI tools for Blog writing

7. Google Analytics

Introduction

Navigating Google Analytics

Sessions

Users

Traffic Source

Content

Real Time Visitors

Bounce Rate%

Customization

Reports

Actionable Insights

Making Better Decisions

8. Understand Acquisition & Conversion

Traffic Reports

Events Tracking

Customization Reports

Actionable Insights

Making Better Decisions

Comparision Reports

9. Google Search Console

Website Performance

Url Inspection

Accelerated Mobile Pages

Google index

Crawl

Security issues

Search Analytics

Links to your Site

Internal Links

Manual Actions

10. Voice Search Optimization

What is voice engine optimization?

How do you implement voice search optimization?

Why you should optimize your website for voice search?

11. E Commerce SEO

Introduction to E commerce SEO

What is e-commerce SEO?

How Online Stores Can Drive Organic Traffic

12. Google My Business: Local Listings

What is Local SEO

Importance of Local SEO

Submission to Google My Business

Completing the Profile

Local SEO Ranking Signals

Local SEO Negative Signals

Citations and Local

Submissions

13. Social Media Optimization

What is Social Media?

How social media help Business?

Establishing your online identity.

Engaging your Audience.

How to use Groups, Forums, etc.

14. Facebook Organic

How can Facebook be used to aid my business?

Developing a useful Company / fan Page

Establishing your online identity.

Engaging your Audience, Types of posts, post scheduling

How to create & use Groups

Importance of Hashtags & how to use them

15. Twitter Organic

Basic concepts – from setting-up optimally, creating a Twitter business existence, to advanced marketing procedures and strategies.

How to use Twitter

What are hashtags, Lists

Twitter Tools

Popular Twitter Campiagns

16. LinkedIn Organic

Your Profile: Building quality connections & getting recommendations from others

How to use Groups-drive traffic with news & discussions

How to create LinkedIn Company Page & Groups

Engaging your Audience.

17. YouTube Organic

How to create YouTube channel

Youtube Keyword Research

Publish a High Retention Video

YouTube ranking factors

YouTube Video Optimization

Promote Your Video

Use of playlists

18. Video SEO

YouTube Keyword Research

Publish a High Retention Video

YouTube Ranking Factors

YouTube Video Optimization

19. YouTube Monetization

YouTube channel monetization policies

How Does YouTube Monetization Work?

YouTube monetization requirements

20. Social Media Tools

What are the main types of social media tools?

Top Social Media Tools You Need to Use

Tools used for Social Media Management

21. Social Media Automation

What is Social Media Automation?

Social Media Automation/ Management Tool

Buffer/ Hootsuite/ Postcron

Setup Connection with Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Instagram, Etc.

Add/ Remove Profiles in Tools

Post Scheduling in Tools

Performance Analysis

22. Facebook Ads

How to create Business Manager Accounts

What is Account, Campaign, Ad Sets, Ad Copy

How to Create Campaigns on Facebook

What is Budget & Bidding

Difference Between Reach & Impressions

Facebook Retargeting

23. Instagram Ads

Text Ads and Guidelines

Image Ad Formats and Guidelines

Landing Page Optimization

Performance Metrics: CTR, Avg. Position, Search Term

Report, Segment Data Analysis, Impression Shares

AdWords Policies, Ad Extensions

24. LinkedIn Ads

How to create Campaign Manager Account

What is Account, Campaign Groups, Campaigns

Objectives for Campaigns

Bidding Strategies

Detail Targeting

25. YouTube Advertising

How to run Video Ads?

Types of Video Ads:

Skippable in Stream Ads

Non Skippable in stream Ads

Bumper Ads

Bidding Strategies for Video Ads

26. Google PPC

Ad-Words Account Setup

Creating Ad-Words Account

Ad-Words Dash Board

Billing in Ad-Words

Creating First Campaign

Understanding purpose of Campaign

Account Limits in Ad-Words

Location and Language Settings

Networks and Devices

Bidding and Budget

Schedule: Start date, end date, ad scheduling

Ad delivery: Ad rotation, frequency capping

Ad groups and Keywords

27. Search Ads/ Text Ads

Text Ads and Guidelines

Landing Page Optimization

Performance Metrics: CTR, Avg. Position, Search Term

Report, Segment Data Analysis, Impression Shares

AdWords Policies, Ad Extensions

CPC bidding

Types of Keywords: Exact, Broad, Phrase

Bids & Budget

How to create Text ads

28. Image Ads

Image Ad Formats and Guidelines

Targeting Methods: Keywords, Topics, Placement Targeting

Performance Metrics: CPM, vCPM, Budget

Report, Segment Data Analysis, Impression Shares

Frequency Capping

Automated rules

Target Audience Strategies

29. Video Ads

How to Video Ads

Types of Video Ads

Skippable in stream ads

Non-skippable in stream ads

Bumper Ads

How to link Google AdWords Account to YouTube Channel

30. Discovery Ads

What are Discovery Ads

How to Create Discovery Ads

Bidding Strategies

How to track conversions

31. Bidding Strategies in Google Ads

Different Bidding Strategies in Google AdWords

CPC bidding, CPM bidding, CPV bidding

How to calculate CTR

What are impressions, impression shares

32. Performance Planner

33. Lead Generation for Business

Why Lead Generation Is Important?

Understanding the Landing Page

Understanding Thank You Page

Landing Page Vs. Website

Best Practices to Create Landing Page

Best Practices to Create Thank You Page

What Is A/B Testing?

How to Do A/B Testing?

Converting Leads into Sale

Understanding Lead Funnel

34. Conversion Tracking Tool

Introduction to Conversion Optimization

Conversion Planning

Landing Page Optimization

35. Remarketing and Conversion

What is conversion

Implementing conversion tracking

Conversion tracking

Remarketing in adwords

Benefits of remarketing strategy

Building remarketing list & custom targets

Creating remarketing campaign

36. Quora Marketing

How to Use Quora for Marketing

Quora Marketing Strategy for Your Business

37. Growth Hacking Topic

Growth Hacking Basics

Role of Growth Hacker

Growth Hacking Case Studies

38. Introduction to Affiliate Marketing

Understanding Affiliate Marketing

Sources to Make money online

Applying for an Affiliate

Payments & Payouts

Blogging

39. Introduction to Google AdSense

Basics of Google Adsense

Adsense code installation

Different types of Ads

Increasing your profitability through Adsense

Effective tips in placing video, image and text ads into your website correctly

40. Google Tag Manager

Adding GTM to your website

Configuring trigger & variables

Set up AdWords conversion tracking

Set up Google Analytics

Set up Google Remarketing

Set up LinkedIn Code

41. Email Marketing

Introduction to Email Marketing basic.

How does Email Marketing Works.

Building an Email List.

Creating Email Content.

Optimising Email Campaign.

CAN SPAM Act

Email Marketing Best Practices

42. SMS Marketing

Setting up account for Bulk SMS

Naming the Campaign & SMS

SMS Content

Character limits

SMS Scheduling

43. Media Buying

Advertising: Principles, Concepts and Management

Media Planning

44. What’s App Marketing

Whatsapp Marketing Strategies

Whatsapp Business Features

Business Profile Setup

Auto Replies

45. Influencer Marketing

Major topics covered are, identifying the influencers, measuring them, and establishing a relationship with the influencer. A go through the influencer marketing case studies.

46. Freelancing Projects

How to work as a freelancer

Different websites for getting projects on Digital Marketing

47. Online Reputation Management

What Is ORM?

Why We Need ORM

Examples of ORM

Case Study

48. Resume Building

How to build resume for different job profiles

Platforms for resume building

Which points you should add in Digital Marketing Resume

49. Interview Preparation

Dos and Don’t for Your First Job Interview

How to prepare for interview

Commonly asked interview question & answers

50. Client Pitch

How to send quotation to the clients

How to decide budget for campaign

Quotation formats

51. Graphic Designing: Canva

How to create images using tools like Canva

How to add effects to images

52. Analysis of Other Website

Post navigatio

#seo training ahmedabad #seo training in ahmedabad #seo

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