With the cruise industry on life support, fleets have put to sea for an indefinite stay with many of their crewmen trapped on board.
— Read on www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/33338/satellite-images-show-armadas-of-vacant-cruise-ships-huddling-together-out-at-sea
Industry assurances have blurred the science of cabin air. Biology, physics and pure proximity are all at play.
— Read on www.washingtonpost.com/local/trafficandcommuting/scientists-think-they-know-ways-to-combat-viruses-on-airplanes-theyre-too-late-for-this-pandemic/2020/04/20/83279318-76ab-11ea-87da-77a8136c1a6d_story.html
There are far more monitors and controls involved than we anticipated.
Generation-Z, the group of consumers born between 1997 and 2015, turns much of what millennials thought and did on its head. This group has unique needs and beliefs, along with a huge size and large purchasing power.
— Read on www.forbes.com/sites/blakemorgan/2020/02/28/50-stats-all-marketers-must-know-about-gen-z/
It’s like other Amazon Go stores, only bigger. But it’s a meaningful difference.
— Read on arstechnica.com/information-technology/2020/02/amazon-made-a-bigger-camera-spying-store-so-we-tried-to-steal-its-fruit/
By: @JerodMorris
It’s easy to forget about the basic SEO steps I’m going to outline below, but they shouldn’t be overlooked.
Because the minute I stop taking them is the minute my content starts attracting fewer targeted visitors. Same goes for you.
So let’s start at the top, because the first one is by far the most important of the seven — and it will take me the longest to explain.
SEO Step #1: Be extra intentional about your SEO title tag
SEO Step #2: While you’re at it, be strategic with your meta description too
SEO Step #3: Decide if your post will need a 301 redirect in the future
SEO Step #4: See if you should add a “noindex” tag
See the details from @JerodMorris about each step and the other 3 steps by clicking the CopyBlogger link below:
7 Easy-to-Forget SEO Steps You Need to Consider Every Time You Publish
Personal service and great rose plants from Cool Roses in West Palm Beach, Florida made our Valentines Day a big hit! My wife loves them and nurtures them everyday.
The information the owner supplied the day I purchased them was perfect to help us start our first rose garden with 4 plants.
Why buy a dozen roses at a flower shop that will wilt and die within days when you can get a dozen live ones that will bloom dozens every 30-40 days.
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