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Maybe this idea is too simple. We need data centers. If we don’t have enough of them we can’t utilize the internet. Perhaps those that oppose data centers in their neighborhood should be limited to to the amount of web surfing and e-commerce that they can perform. Food for thought??

1. Conversion at the first stage is not a very important parameter because improvement is not achieved by "here we improve by 10% and gradually get better," but rather by "let's target a specific audience with a specific problem." 2. Therefore, along with the release, we create a bunch of CPPs with different positioning. 3. This way, we will get CPPs whose performance differs not by percentages, but by several or tens of times. 4. And after step 3, we can move on to tuning creatives. Conditionally, if there is a weather app, then 1. there are guys who go kite surfing 2. there are city grandmothers who decide whether to take an umbrella or not. The performance of 1 and 2 will differ so much that there's no need to think about conversion for CPPs 🙂

A couple of months ago, GolfQuarters went live on iOS and Android. My co-founder Kevin Walsh and I didn’t make a huge amount of noise at first. We wanted to get it into the hands of golfers, see how people used it, listen to feedback, and keep improving it. Since then, we’ve passed 200 users across both platforms. It is still very early, but it feels like a proper milestone. GolfQuarters started as a fun idea for personal use - something Kevin and I first dreamt up in the gym, thinking it might be a quick one or two-day build for our own golf rounds. It has turned into a lot more than that. GolfQuarters lets golfers set up a match in seconds, score each hole, follow friends’ rounds live from their armchair, check results, view scorecards, track records and share wins to social media that would usually disappear into the group chat. The best part so far has been seeing something that started as a small idea for our own rounds actually being used on real courses, by real groups of golfers. GolfQuarters currently supports Match Play, Stroke Play, Stableford, Skins, Sixes and Wolf, with UK courses ready to go and course requests made directly in the app as we continue to grow internationally. We’ve already had rounds played at clubs in the US and across Europe, which has been brilliant to see. I’m still working full-time at SVL, so GolfQuarters has been built around evenings and weekends. There is still a long way to go, but the goal is clear. We want GolfQuarters to turn every round into a rivalry, and become a proper social hub for golfers on and off the course. Big plans ahead. For questions, feedback or partnership conversations, you can reach us at business@golfquarters.net, or message me directly on LinkedIn. Available on iOS and Android. ⛳ #GolfQuarters #Golf #GolfApp

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Hiding a website inside a favicon??? I was surfing the internet and came across a blog with the title "I hid an entire website inside a favicon." I was like whattttt. And then I was like whyyyy. Here is how it actually works. You encode the HTML into bytes, prepend 4 bytes for the payload length, then start filling pixels. First byte becomes the red channel of the first pixel, second becomes green, third becomes blue, then the next pixel, and the next, until the whole HTML document exists as colored pixels. The result looks like visual noise. You take a perfectly normal photograph and modify a few bits so it secretly contains an entire website. What amazes me most is not the how. It is the why. No one asked for this. No one needs this. Nothing is going to be better after this. Still someone did it. Just for fun. Because no one else had done it before. I am always fascinated by people who do crazy stuff for nothing. They are the same people who end up finding things everyone else missed. The curiosity comes first. The usefulness arrives later.

When I say #SEO/GEO is "a marathon, not a sprint." I mean it. Why? Because I've run 17 marathons. The amount of "this is a great idea" early on to enduring the performance "pain cave" to hitting The Wall and worrying you can't go on to finally crossing the finish line and riding that high of victory? It's all in your SEO/GEO process. To fellow SEOs struggling to see the finish line right now, we got this. We trained for this. We know that good strategy -- free of cutting the course or trying out fad content "diets" -- will eventually pay off.

Most beginners spend hours finding the "perfect" keyword. Very few spend time learning where that keyword belongs. That's the difference between keyword surfing and keyword placement. Keyword Surfing Checking search volume. Looking at keyword difficulty. Saving hundreds of keywords in a spreadsheet. Jumping from one tool to another. This is research. It's important, but it doesn't make a page rank. Keyword Placement This is where SEO starts making an impact. Your primary keyword should naturally appear in places that help search engines understand the page: ✔️ Title Tag ✔️ H1 ✔️ URL ✔️ First paragraph ✔️ Relevant H2s ✔️ Image alt text (where appropriate) ✔️ Meta description ✔️ Internal anchor text (when it fits naturally) But don't stop there. Google no longer ranks pages because a keyword appears 20 times. It ranks pages that fully answer the search intent. That means using related entities, synonyms, and context instead of repeating the same phrase over and over. I've seen pages with lower search volume outrank competitors simply because the content was structured better and the keywords were placed with purpose. So if you're new to SEO, remember this: Finding keywords is research. Placing them correctly is optimization. Learn both, but never mistake keyword surfing for actual SEO. #SEO #LocalSEO #TechnicalSEO #KeywordResearch #OnPageSEO #ContentSEO #SearchEngineOptimization #DigitalMarketing #SEOTips #BeginnerSEO

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Liveheats just dropped AthleteiQ V2! Along with advanced competition stats - organizers can now communicate directly with their athletes via push notifications. Virtually all organizers I speak with struggle with comms - AiQV2 solves that problem. Download AthleteiQ free in the App Store or Google Play (link in comments) 👇