u/left4pumpkins93
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Dude you were right!
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Cook onion and bell pepper in pan with olive oil until not firm but not squishy
Throw in two pounds of ground beef
Season with salt pepper onion powder and steak seasoning
When the meat is mostly cooked but still a bit red put in 1.5 cups of plain rice
Pour a container of beef broth in and cover cook on medium for about 20 minutes
Throw shredded cheese on top
Good for 5-6 meals that you can freeze or keep in fridge for 3 days
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I had been let go of a digital marketing job a year ago and went to freelancing while I found a stable role. Went with a small b2b company where they didn’t have a digital marketer instead of applying to agencies and larger companies as after 400+ resumes I hadn’t gotten shit. Gotta go where the need is instead of fighting everyone else to get a foot in the door right now that’s for sure
I think AI is going to eat up parts of digital marketing for sure but it’s gonna be another 5-10 years before small businesses at least grow out of the need for a real person doing the work who is knowledgeable. Just my opinion based on working for small businesses for the past year. Been in the industry for 8
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I’m confused
I just started two months ago and have a 7-9% reply rate on most of my cold b2b email campaigns. This isn’t that hard
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I could be wrong but usually for 301 redirects or domain redirects the Title Tag and Meta Description don’t pull from the site being redirected to
If that’s the case then that means that the title tag and meta description set on the teddy homepage was manually entered to read the above
I don’t have time now to check but I’d be curious to know if it’s exactly the same as the GameStop website?
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That’s what I was thinking too
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Just give it a month and you’ll want to do it again, trust me lol
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Definitely talk to your sales people to find out who buys the product you are marketing, why they buy it or why the don’t buy it
I’d write out all of the avenues someone could come across your brand/product, find out what has worked in the past and strengthen and learn about that first if there are some easy wins there
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Super sick
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I’m a guy, tell your boyfriend to kick rocks and fuck off
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We do local before after photos on each city page which seems to help, also include location specific data to that city/market. Works pretty well
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Only thing keeping FB alive is adsmanager, marketplace and instagram
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Dunno about albums about digging specifically but early Phinehas is always good for physical labor imo if you like metalcore
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Gladius and fusion frenzy
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Oh hey it’s mayo guy!
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Hell yeah
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6 years of web design here
If you aren’t too worried about time investment I’d recommend finding 3-4 sites in your field that you think look nice and then either go with Squarespace or hostinger web builder (cheaper option) and use templates/ dragndrop to get to something you are happy with. If you then dig deeper and want to set up a Wordpress site and deal with all that you can but the learning gradient is tougher
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I dunno
The one backlink I ever got from them was from some shit unfinished website part of a pbn a couple years ago
Maybe things have changed
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Just do it, and milk it as long as you can as it’s easy work
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True dat
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Hostinger
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Unless it was done months prior?
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2 hands down
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I’m down 30 lbs just switching to no breakfast, just rice, salad and meat for lunch and dinner short walks every few days. Been about 4 months
Bioshock infinite