The technical definition of a Content Delivery Network (CDN) describes it as a global network of servers that have been set up for the purpose of delivering Internet content at the fastest time possible.
Internet content is made up of assets – components that are needed for the content to be uploaded properly. These assets include Javascript files, HTML pages, images, videos, and stylesheets.
2018 was a big year for PPC or Pay-Per-Click Marketing. Google Adwords was re-branded as Google Ads. The change was not all cosmetic. Google Ads was improved with new features, tools, campaign types, and targeting options.
Spreadsheet programs come and go. One that has stood the test of time and remains an invaluable tool for any business owner is Microsoft Excel.
Introduced in 1987, MS Excel has grown in popularity over the years especially with the release of Version5 in 1993. Version5 was compatible with Windows which made the software easier to use.
Likewise, Version5 provided the user with faster calculations, more advanced features for creating graphs, pivot tables, and the use of a programming language called Visual Basic for Applications.
A website is a valuable asset to have whether you are a large corporation or a small business. If you own a brick-and-mortar business, a website makes your products and services accessible 24/7.
It gives you a platform to share your expertise and enhance your reputation as an expert in the industry. The website is your storefront window. If it is mobile-responsive, people can access your website wherever they are.
The marketing environment changes every year. New trends and technologies come out that will affect your strategy while consumers adjust to them and tell you which are more effective.
Because the marketing cycle changes, it’s important to stay ahead of the curve. You need to adapt quickly and often as you don’t want to miss out on anything that will help your business be more successful and need to keep your audience’s attention. Once one method starts getting poorer results, don’t be afraid to try something new. However, it’s safe to say that email marketing isn’t going anywhere.
For those who are not tech-savvy, the word “Analytics” might send chills down their spine. After all, the root word is “Analysis” and the implication is that it must be too technical or complex for beginners to understand.
The truth is, learning Analytics is not that hard. We came up with this article to show you that you don’t have to be tech-savvy to understand Analytics. If you are a beginner, you have to start out with the basics which are what this beginners’ guide to Google Analytics is all about.
Do you want to see the world? If yes, then you should work from home. How is that even possible? When you say, “Work from home” what it really means is that you are working outside the confines of a formal office. You don’t have to beat rush hour traffic in the morning and in […]
ICANN is the acronym for the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. ICANN is a non-profit organization that is responsible for ensuring the stability, integrity, and secure operation of the Internet.
The first step to buying a domain name is to look for a registrar that is accredited by ICANN. Once you buy the domain name, the registrar will be required by the laws and provisions governing ICANN to enter your personal information into its WHOIS database.
At Mountaintop Web Design, we’re in the business of providing top-notch design services, competitive prices, and consultancy that works with clients through all of their needs and goals. We thrive on helping customers build their companies, and our understanding of what makes sites stand out to audiences has fueled our ascension in the creative and […]
2018 was supposed to be a breakthrough year in cyber-security with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The GDPR is a regulation under the European Union’s (EU) Data Protection Law.
The objective of the GDPR is to provide safety, protection, and to maintain the privacy of data of individuals residing in the EU and the European Economic Area or EEA. The GDPR also takes into account the export of data outside the confines of the EU and EEA.
