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Are you thinking about having a website made? What if you already have one and are interested in learning more about it? In this video, we are covering some common web design terms that will help you understand the basics of website design. Every website you look at generally will have similar components, so we will be explaining why each website has those elements and why your website should have them too.

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Creating and cultivating a brand image is essential for any business, but what exactly is a brand? It’s more than a logo, a product, or a promise- in this episode, we’ll reveal the secret of how to leverage your brand for success! In this series all about marketing, learn about what branding is, and how to create an authentic brand for your business.

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Google My Business has become the gold standard for marketing your local business. It has huge impact on your Local SEO and how people can interact with your business from a mobile device! But Google My Business is also easily forgotten. Learn today what you need to do to build up your presence and beat out the competition.

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What is phishing? I can promise you its not catching fish! Phishing attacks have become one of the most common online scams around. Fake emails from big named vendors like Amazon, PayPal and Best Buy happen EVERY DAY. The website and email looks convincing, they might know your personal details – it must be legitimate, right? Wrong! In a 2019 survey, Phishing accounts for 90% of data breaches and 30% of phishing messages get opened by targeted users (Verizon). It’s important to use extreme caution when it comes to online security. Triple check website URLs, never click on the links contained within emails and even call the supposed sender – Amazon, Best Buy, friends and family if you are just too unsure.

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