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Digital Marketing, Netbits, Search
Not Recommended 1. Don’t use session IDs in URLs. It sounds like a good idea on the surface, an easy way to track customer information, but here’s the problem. Each time a spider crawls the site, a new URL with session ID is created. The spider now has two, or three...
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Digital Marketing, Internet Usage, Netbits, Search
Steps to Improve Google Ranking 1. Use keywords in HTML title tags. Probably the most significant factor for a site regardless of the competitive landscape, the title tag must be consistent with content in the page for best results. The more keywords in your title,...
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Digital Marketing, Internet Usage, Netbits, Search
Mozilla, the maker of the Firefox web browser that currently averages 30 percent of the web browser market share, announced new details about a “Do Not Track” HTTP header that would allow users to opt-out of behavioral ads. The feature wouldn’t block...
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Current Events, Internet Usage, Netbits
There is no more space on the Internet – sort of. It is predicted that on February 2 around 4am the Internet is going to go through an Armageddon of sorts. All allocatable IPv4 address will be used, and the Internet community will be forced to adopt the IPv6 standard....
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Current Events, E-Commerce, Internet Usage, Netbits
A 10 percent increase in the usability of enterprise data could translate to $2 billion (BILLION!) in additional revenue every year. So says a recent study by Sybase, Inc. and the University of Texas. The study details how improvements in data efficiency can lead to...
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Current Events, Internet Security, Internet Usage, Netbits
Avoiding Fraud There are many ways you can become a victim of debit card fraud, but it’s a lot easier online. While it helps to be aware of common scams, you can’t be on top of everything at all times. Despite your best efforts, being a victim of fraud is...
