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By Dylan Zsigray | Posted on November 25, 2020 | Marketing Strategy
How Can I Filter Internal Traffic in GA4 Properties?
Filtering internal traffic is a must for digital marketers in Google Analytics. Learn how to filter internal traffic in GA4 and how the new GA4 filters impact your website’s data.
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By Dylan Zsigray | Posted on April 15, 2020 | SEO
SEO From Home #1: Title Tags and Meta Descriptions
Title tags and meta descriptions are a must on each of your website’s pages to boost your chances of ranking on Google. Learn about the purpose of each and how to properly optimize these tags for users and Google alike.
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By Dylan Zsigray | Posted on March 4, 2020 | Graphic Design
The Important Distinction Between Pixels and Vectors in Media
Does your logo become blurry when you make it larger? If so, it’s likely pixel-based and not a vector. Learn about the difference and how SVGs are the preferred media type on websites.
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By Dylan Zsigray | Posted on February 19, 2020 | Web Design
Remember, Color Contrast With Website CTAs Is Your Friend!
While there are three types of color palettes, it’s best to use contrasting colors when designing websites. Learn more about color theory and the use of color to represent your brand.
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By Dylan Zsigray | Posted on February 13, 2020 | Graphic Design
Gah! Don’t Use RGB in Print Designs: A Guide to Color Modes
The CMYK and RGB color modes can produce very different results for your graphic designs. Learn when to use each mode and what Adobe software is best for each.
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