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5 Tips to Optimize Your Brand New Business Website

5 Tips to Optimize Your Brand New Business Website by moontechnolabscom.  Available from <https://www.businesszone.co.uk/community/blogs/moontechnolabscom/5-tips-to-optimize-your-brand-new-business-website> [Aug 21, 2017]

Today, starting a new business also necessitates building a website. For new and small businesses, having a website means more customers can find you and become aware of your presence. Almost every conceivable industry today has its website because their customers tend to do online research about products, services and potential vendors.

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How the Top Email Marketing Platforms Stack Up

How the Top Email Marketing Platforms Stack Up by Megan Totka.  Available from <http://www.tgdaily.com/software/how-the-top-email-marketing-platforms-stack-up> [

Despite the glitz and glamour of social media, that old workhorse email still dominates the field in terms of conversions and sales.

Think of social media as priming the pump to get people engaged with your brand. Once they sign up for your email newsletter, they will have taken that next, very important step to clicking that “buy now” button.

Because of email’s continued importance in online marketing, you should never skimp when selecting email tools. Of course, you want to make sure that the email marketing solution you are considering is cost effective, but don’t let price alone determine your decision.

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How To Keep Your Apple iCloud Secure – Simple Tips and Tricks

How To Keep Your Apple iCloud Secure – Simple Tips and Tricks by Michael Grothaus.  Available from <http://www.knowyourmobile.com/apple/icloud/23678/how-keep-your-apple-icloud-secure-simple-tips-and-tricks> [ 12:06, 11 Aug 2017]

How to help Apple keep your data safe inside iCloud – tips, tricks and best practices for protecting your data

Earlier this week it came to light that a second man behind what has now become known as “the fappening” has pleaded guilty to a violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. That violation led to dozens of photos and videos from female celebrities being leaked online. As MacRumors reports:

“Between November 2013 and September 2014, Majerczyk and Collins engaged in a phishing scheme to obtain the iCloud and Gmail usernames and passwords of over 300 victims, including female celebrities, according to court documents. The perpetrators sent their victims emails that appeared to be from Apple and Google, asking them to provide their usernames and passwords.”

At first it was believed that the people behind the leaks had hacked into Apple’s iCloud email system to obtain the media, but after an investigation by Apple and law enforcement authorities it was discovered that the perpetrators carried out the breach by phishing and other techniques to get around the weak passwords some of the celebrities had set. Since then Apple has beefed up iCloud security nonetheless. Even so, if you’re interested in keeping your iCloud account really secure, you can help Apple protect you better by taking these steps:

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Top mobile commerce tips: Building payments into your app

Top mobile commerce tips: Building payments into your app.  Available from <http://www.netimperative.com/2017/08/top-mobile-commerce-tips-building-payments-app/> [Aug 01, 2017]

In-app payments are on the rise- but how can you make them work for your business? Anna Tsyupko, CEO at Paybase, looks at the key challenges of integrating payments within your app.

Building a payments component into your app can be more complicated than you might expect.

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How To Protect Your Corporate Website From Cyber Threats

How To Protect Your Corporate Website From Cyber Threats By Dmitry Nikolaenya.  Available from <https://www.informationsecuritybuzz.com/articles/protect-corporate-website-cyber-threats/> 

If you dismiss protection of your corporate website from cyber threats as a time-waster, you just don’t know what such negligence can bring.

 Think of a corporate website as a company’s business card that you show to potential customers, investors or business partners. There’s some similarity, isn’t there? For sure, no one will give the card with typos, blurry letters and inky top that will make your clients’ hands filthy. Why then, business owners may skip from their agenda the risk of their website visitors’ potential exposure to cyber-threats?

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