How to Identify an SEO Scam – Demystifying the World of Tech
If you own or manage a website, you may have received an email or phone call from a company claiming that they have been on your site and noticed something…
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What is Cloud Storage? Demystifying the World of Tech
Cloud storage is the storage of data on an off-site database that can be accessed via the internet. Rather than storing files on a laptop, disc or thumb drive, users…
5 Ways to Use Google Analytics – Demystifying the World of Tech
Google Analytics is a free tool that allows you to review data about your website’s traffic. It can be an extremely useful tool and we highly recommend that you review…
Manage Email Accounts Hosted by Tree Ring Digital: Demystifying the World of Tech
Why have a custom email address? Many clients ask us to set up and host email accounts for their business, so they can have a custom email address that matches…
How to Identify an Email Scam – Demystifying the World of Tech
By now, many of us have been the unsuspecting recipient of an email message from an individual, or (supposed) business asking us to “click the link below” to resolve a…
How to Title Files for SEO – Demystifying the World of Tech
Image optimization is the most widespread, on-page issue affecting SEO. Google takes file names, title attributes, alt tags, and captions into consideration when analyzing an image. So, for this reason,…
Snapchat 101 – Demystifying the World of Tech
Snapchat is the fastest growing social media network in the world. More than 60% of 13-34 year-old smartphone users in the US are on Snapchat. Over 100 million people use…
What’s My Email Service Provider: Demystifying the World of Tech
What is an email service provider? An email service provider is also known as a webmail provider. It is a company (like Gmail) that provides a platform for you to…
3 Ways to Avoid Getting Penalized for Duplicate Content – Demystifying the World of Tech
What is duplicate content? The only definition that really matters is the simple one that Google provides: Duplicate content generally refers to substantive blocks of content within or across domains…
How to Clear Cookies – Demystifying the World of Tech
What Are Cookies? Cookies are pieces of information that are collected when you use an internet browser. These bits of information are saved on your computer to make it easier…
How to Use join.me – Demystifying the World of Tech
Our client calls often involve website and app training, addressing technical issues, reviewing reports and discussing design layout and functionality. These are all instances in which screen sharing really come…
Internet vs Web – Demystifying the World of Tech
It has become common to use the terms web and internet interchangeably. “I found this article on the internet” is just as acceptable as “I found this article on the…
Recording Calls on Your Android – Demystifying the World of Tech
*It is important that you research and understand the law as it pertains to call recording. We’ve had many clients ask us to recommend a method of recording calls on…
Import Email to Gmail – Demystifying the World of Tech
We often set up custom email addresses for clients and then guide them through the process of configuring the new email address with whatever email platform they’re currently using. This…
How to Use Dropbox – Demystifying the World of Tech
Chances are, you’ve heard of Dropbox, but maybe you haven’t been forced to use it at work or haven’t realized the value of using it in your personal life. We, however,…
The Importance of Website Hosting and Domain Renewal
A domain name? A hosting account? What are these and why do I need them to have a website? We hear these questions often from clients who are confused about…
What are Rich Snippets?
Rich snippets for users: If you do a Google search for almost anything, you will notice that not all results look the same. Some are very basic, while others have…
Why Ignoring the Oh, So Frequent WordPress Update is Detrimental to Us All
You probably didn’t think twice about protecting your brand new WordPress site by installing the first WordPress update…and the second…and maybe the third. But, once you realized a new update…