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4 Dos and Don’ts of Google

4 Dos and Don’ts of Google

Moz Blog, one of the more reputable sources for search engine optimization (SEO) best practices, recently released a video entitled “Google Leaked Dos and Don’ts.” Here at Applied Interactive, we take advice from this source quite seriously, but we take great pride in...

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Why Pinterest?

Why Pinterest?

  By now, everyone understands that any successful business must have a robust social media presence. Every savvy business owner has already asked themselves the question: “Which social media platforms are right for me and my company?” The answer is probably not...

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How This Site Was Made

The Applied Interactive website was constructed using industry-standard best practices, with expert insight into how each element is executed and which tools are best applied to the job at hand. A significant portion of the value proposition made when engaging Applied...

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Heartbleed: An “Oh Shit” Moment and Related Realizations

Heartbleed is a web server vulnerability that makes encrypted data passing through websites easily readable. It is particularly scary because it impacts a massive cross-section of the internet, threatens the security of personal data such as passwords and credit card...

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Worcester Magazine – “New Life at Ivy Corset Building”

Did you know the home of Applied Interactive was almost a party-style dance venue? Applied Interactive shares a building with several other small businesses and start-ups with inspiring entrepreneurial spirit. CEO, Steven Rothschild, was a small child when his father,...

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Google Encrypts Searches

Anyone regularly using Google Analytics will have noticed a big change recently. The amount of “not provided” keyword information has drastically increased. What’s the deal? In October 2011, Google began encrypting searches for anyone who was logged into Google for...

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