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Recommendations/your preferences for the vimrc for c code?
my vimrc isn't that crazy tbh. I think the weirdest things in it are relative line numbers and like maybe showing ascii value of character under the cursor in the statusline.
relative line numbers are nice if you want to do a lot of relative jumping since it tells you how many lines away from the cursor any given line is.
But I don't actually use vim for writing C -- I use neovim. I don't think I have anything super crazy in my neovim config either -- I believe most of it was copied from kickstart.nvim, but re-structured in a way that I like more. I think the plugins I rely on most are probably nvim-cmp and telescope, the former providing much better autocompletion than vim has natively (fun fact: vim can do auto-completion natively (<C-n>)), and the latter providing a very nice way to search a codebase. I also use the clangd language server (despite the fact that I don't actually use clang lol) along with bear, which can generate a 'compile_commands.json' file that clangd uses to better parse code.
you can find my neovim configs here and my vimrc here if you so desire.
#hope something in here was useful for you#I'm not the most experienced c programmer nor am I the biggest vim / nvim power user so I don't really have any revolutionary vim tips lol
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I really cannot keep track of ranges. Whether it's inclusive or exclusive, if ranges overlaps, and off-by-1 errors galore. I wrote this to keep track of a function. This is correct, atleast I hope so. Unrelated but I love the cmp-latex-symbols plugin.
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Guna mempercepat loading website, ada satu tools yang bisa kamu manfaatkan yakni Plugin Cache. Kalau kamu ingin menggunakannya, pastikan telah membaca sedikit rekomendasi plugin caching WordPress terbaik dari kami. Plugin Caching adalah plugin yang memang wajib terinstal pada setiap pengguna CMS WordPress. Penggunaannya sendiri akan memberikan cukup banyak manfaat. Salah satunya adalah agar website memiliki kinerja yang lebih cepat. Tidak hanya membuat pengalaman pengguna jadi lebih baik lagi, website pun bisa mengalami peningkatan performa jika kamu memanfaatkan plugin caching. Performa website pada laman pencarian Google pun jadi tambah baik. Rekomendasi Plugin Caching Wordpress Terbaik Plugin caching yang bisa kamu temukan sebenarnya ada banyak. Nah, dari banyaknya opsi yang ada mungkin kamu bakal bingung dalam memilihnya. Jika tidak ingin dipusingkan dengan hal tersebut, rekomendasi kami mungkin bisa jadi pilihan: 1. WP Rocket WP Rocket merupakan salah satu plugin caching terbaik yang bisa kamu coba. Plugin ini merupakan plugin premium dan tidak ada satupun versi gratis yang bisa digunakan seperti yang lain. WP Rocket menawarkan konfigurasi yang terbilang mudah jika dibandingkan dengan plugin caching yang lainnya. Saat plugin satu ini aktif, maka kamu bisa mendapatkan manfaat ini: Indexing website pada mesin pencari mengalami peningkatan. Loading website jadi lebih cepat. Compressor file javascript, HTML, dan CSS. Lazy load pada gambar. Lantaran memiliki kinerja yang sangat baik, tidak jarang webmaster memanfaatkan plugin caching satu ini. Selain itu, ada banyak juga anggapan kalau kamu akan sukar menemukan versi lain yang lebih baik dibandingkan WP Rocket. 2. W3 Total Cache W3 Total Cache merupakan plugin caching lain yang cukup powerfull untuk WordPress. Plugin ini menawarkan banyak instalasi aktif dalam satu waktu yang dapat mengoptimalkan kinerja dari suatu server. Plugin ini cocok bagi pengguna yang sudah expert lantaran mempunyai konfigurasi yang cukup rumit. Khusus pemula, sangat disarankan memakai plugin caching yang sederhana untuk meminimalisir kesalahan yang dapat menurunkan performa. W3 Total Cache pun menawarkan integrasi Content Delivery Network (CDN) juga dukungan Accelerated Mobile Pages (CMP) serta Secure Socket Layers (SSL). Pihak pengembang dari plugin satu ini mengatakan kalau produknya dapat menghemat bandwith sampai 80% lewat proses bernama Minify File. 3. WP-Optimize WP-Optimize adalah plugin caching yang memiliki versi gratis juga versi berbayar. Sebagai salah satu plugin caching, WP-Optimize bisa mempercepat kinerja dari WordPress dengan cukup banyak fitur unggulan. Adapun fitur-fiturnya yakni: Clean Database: bisa membersihkan seluruh data yang tidak dibutuhkan oleh database serta bisa membersihkan tabel situs agar lebih cepat dan efisien. Image Compression: mengoptimasi gambar dengan signifikan agar resource server berkurang dan menjadikan ukurannya lebih baik untuk website: Caching: menawarkan kinerja plugin caching seperti pada umumnya dengan konfigurasi minimum. Gzip Compression: metode kompresi file yang efektif untuk memuat trasfer data lewat jaringan jadi lebih cepat. 4. WP Super Cache Plugin caching yang terbaik lainnya adalah WP Super Cache. Menawarkan lebih dari 1 juta instalasi yang aktif. Plugin ini dikembangkan oleh Automattic yang juga adalah tim sama yang ada di belakang WordPress.com. WP Super Cache bekerja dengan memproses WordPress yang tergolong berat guna menyajikan HTML statis ke pengunjung website. Penutup Itulah beberapa rekomendasi plugin caching WordPress terbaik untuk kamu gunakan. Silakan pilih salah satunya.
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Tired of Coronation coverage?
There is, of course, an app - or, well, a browser extension - for that.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/04/logged-toff-maori-artists-web-plugin-replaces-kings-coronation-with-indigenous-news?CMP=share_btn_tw
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Create an online store in secret!
Now that you have created an online store framework, you need to build it slowly. You do not want to create an online store and let people see it half-done. You do not want to create an online store in a hurry. You need to hide and keep calm while your website is under construction.
To create an online store in peace, you need to add a plugin on WordPress. The plugin will help you hide your website from the gaze of the world when it is under construction. A lot of plugins are available that can help you put your website in coming soon mode while you create an online store.
SeedProd, Nifty, CMP, Landing, etc., are a few examples of plugins that you can use to put your website in coming soon mode while you create an online store in secret. These plugins help you create an online store better. They also come with themes and maintenance mode, which can help if you want to make some changes in the future.
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CMP Themes bundle for our WP plugin
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All You Need to Know About GFCI Outlets
When it comes to electricity, safety has always been a major concern, but thanks to the development of ground fault circuit interrupter GFCI outlet (GFCIs), the risk of being severely shocked or electrocuted is greatly reduced. According to the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), electrocutions are down 83 percent since the 1970s when GFCIs were introduced. These quick-to-react outlets are required by law in new home construction, and itâs a good idea to put them in older homes as well. Read on for must-know info on GFCIsâwhat they are, how they work, and where to install them.
In your home, the flow of electricity is contained within wires covered with rubber- or plastic-based insulating material. When everything goes as planned, the electrical current runs safely through the insulated wires to switches and wall plate outlets and on to the many appliances and gadgets we take for granted today. But in its raw state, electricity has a âmindâ of its own, and left to its own devicesâas evidenced by most lightning strikesâit makes a beeline for the ground.
A ground fault is the occurrence of electricity taking an unintended path to the ground. It occurs when the electrical current escapes the insulated wires, as a result of a damaged cord or faulty wiring, and flows through a different conductor. If that different conductor is a human being, the result can be a serious electrical shock or electrocution. Because water is an excellent conductor of electricity, the risk of a ground fault occurring is greater in areas of your home where water is commonly used, such as near a kitchen sink.
The singular purpose of a new GFCI outlet is to prevent electrical injury to humans, something regular outlets are not equipped to do. A standard household outlet features two, three-prong plug-in slots, while a GFCI outlet features the same plug-in configuration plus two buttons on its face: a âTESTâ button and a âRESETâ button. The rules requiring the installation of the GFCI outlets in new construction has expanded over the years to include more applicable locations:
Normally, electrical current flows at a uniform rate through wiring, but when a ground fault occurs, the flow of electricity surges as it jumps to the unintended conductor. A GFCI outlet contains a sensor that monitors the flow of the electrical current through the wires, and when it senses a ground fault (in electrical terms, âfaultâ means any variation from the normal current), the GFCI, which also contains an internal switch, shuts off the flow of electricity in the outlet.
While you may still receive a painful shock, the South America GFCI outlet will prevent a prolonged surge of electricity, the type that injures and kills. A standard outlet, like the type in your bedroom, doesnât have a sensor.
The National Electric Code (NEC) requires the installation of GFCI outlets in new construction in areas where electrical outlets are in close proximity to water. Older homes are not required to have GFCI outlets unless the wiring is being updated, but itâs a good idea to install them anyway.
The NEC requires GFCIs on all exterior and bathroom receptacles (another term for outlets). GFCIs are also required on all receptacles serving kitchen countertops. In laundry rooms and utility rooms, GFCIs should be installed on outlets within six feet of sinks, washing machines, and water heaters. They should also be installed within six feet of a wet bar and in garages and unfinished basements.
In bedrooms, living rooms, and other areas where water fixtures are not found, regular outlets are fineâand they are still installed in todayâs new homes. The ESFI estimates that approximately 43 million homes in the U.S. still do not have GFCIs installed in âwetâ rooms, and notes that as many as 47 percent of todayâs electrocutions could be prevented in older homes if GFCIs were installed.
A DIYer with basic knowledge of electrical wiring may be able to replace an existing outlet with a decorative GFCI plate (instructions below), but only when swapping out a three-prong outletâtwo plugin slots and a hole. Outlets with only two slots and no third hole indicate the presence of older wiring that should only be replaced by a licensed electrician.
The other caveat is that only outlets connected to three wires are suitable for DIY replacement. Outlets with three attached wires (remove the outlet plate to determine the number of attached wires) indicate that the outlet is located at the end of an electrical circuit (a wiring loop that starts and finishes at the breaker panel). An outlet with five attached wires is located in the middle of an electric circuit, and the wiring process is more complicatedâonly a licensed electrician should replace those outlets.
Replacing an existing outlet at the end of a circuit (as explained above) is not particularly difficult, but the task requires some experience. You should understand how outlets are wired and how electrical current travels from the breaker panel through each electrical circuit (wiring loop) in your home. Some communities prohibit homeowners from doing their own wiring, so check with your local building authority before you start.
During the recent 2020 code review, panel members of the National Electrical Code (NEC) approved changes to ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) protection. Those changes dramatically reduce the dangers associated with electrical hazard and shock. The most significant change is the increase of amp protection ratings across all receptacle outlets, both indoor and outdoor, wherever GFCI protection is required.
The 2020 change
Code-making panel 2 (CMP 2) updated text to read, âAll 125-volt through 250-volt receptacles installed in the locations specified in 210.8(A) (1) through (11) and supplied by single-phase branch circuits rated 150 volts or less to ground shall have ground fault circuit interrupter protection for personnel.â In laymanâs terms, the NEC removed amp values across all amp-rated receptacle outlets requiring GFCI protection in the areas listed in this section.
The rationale for change
NEC 2017 language only accounts for 15- and 20-amp receptacle outlets for dwelling units. During 2020 code review meetings, panel members agreed that hazards always exist; if 15- and 20-amp receptacle outlets present a hazard, that hazard also exists on 30-amp and higher receptacle outlets. However, it was difficult to understand the likelihood of a hazardous occurrence when weighed against expanded requirements. Recent home-based electrocution accidents â a 10-year-old girl behind an energized appliance, a child in Oklahoma retrieving a pet behind a clothes dryer, a 10-year-old Houston boy playing hide and seek â helped panel members realize the need for change. In light of these tragic events, we now have a requirement that sets a higher standard across more areas of the Code, though there are some exceptions discussed later in this blog.
What might the future hold?
The NEC mandates GFCI protection in many areas of the home: bathrooms, garages, outdoor receptacles, crawl spaces, basements, kitchens and anything within six feet of a sink or water source. While that may seem like a lot, the entirety of a home is not covered. The reality is when people have a problem with a tripped circuit, it's entirely possible theyâll use an extension cord to plug into a receptacle outlet that's not GFCI protected. Doing so does nothing to eliminate the original hazard potentially caused by the device in use. I hope that NEC members account for the human factor and require GFCI coverage throughout the home during the next code review.
The 2020 change
The NEC expanded GFCI protection for dwelling units with basements both finished and unfinished.
The rationale for change
Often afterthoughts that present unique hazards, basements are typically not as well maintained as other areas of the home. Further, environments are often wet and damp, and moisture is a great conductor. These code updates help ensure that accidents due to factors such as leakage current and contact with water are considerably lessened or eliminated.
What might the future hold?
Many rooms in a home are already required to have GFCI protection. While it feels like the most logical code progression, others in the industry still pushback on requiring GFCIs throughout a home claiming financial concerns or installation problems. As with the parental language update, I believe this code change can inspire discussions to include GFCIs throughout the home.
The NEC expanded GFCI protection under Article 210.63(A) for HVAC equipment and Article 210.63(B) for indoor service equipment and indoor equipment requiring dedicated space.
The rationale for change
Equipment location is at the crux of this update. While HVAC equipment in the basement is covered now that all basement circuits are GFCI protected, HVAC equipment located in attics and other areas would likely not have GFCI protection. CMP 2 recognized that many HVAC areas are typically tight working spaces where technicians perform justified energized work (they canât troubleshoot a de-energized circuit). In essence, the update assures equipment requiring service has a GFCI-protected receptacle outlet for ready access. Â
What might the future hold?
Because this is the NECâs first venture into expanding 210.63, I expect some inspectors and contractors may not see eye to eye on code language. Industry discussions across the country and during future review cycles will help the NEC make future improvements.
The NEC updated the Code for outdoor electrical outlet plates supplied by single-phase branch circuits rated 150 volts to ground or less, 50 amps or less. Key to this update: it extends beyond receptacle outlets to include all outlets. Now all hard-wired equipment falls under the Codeâs purview.
The rationale for change
One downfall of the electrical business is that itâs more reactive than proactive, with accidents often the catalyst for change. Numerous incidents inspired this code change, including an accident involving a 12-year-old boy who jumped over a fence and touched an AC condenser unit with an electrical fault. The outer metal housing was electrified and the child was fatally electrocuted immediately upon coming in contact with the condenser and fence simultaneously. Â
What might the future hold?
GFCI technology is unforgiving in that itâs built to detect even the slightest power variance, and when expanded to include outlets impacting new types of loads, questions arise. With GFCIs installed, leakage-current trips may be near constant, rendering large equipment unusable. In the future, I hope industries rethink products with acceptable leakage current, hertz and frequency values to reduce future compatibility issues.
Further, this change will likely spur discussions related to current GFCI requirements focusing only on receptacle outlets. Hardwiring equipment does not eliminate the electrical hazard. I venture someone will propose public inputs during the next code-review cycle to
The NEC reviewed all locations with a GFCI requirement and aligned with Article 210.8. Updates were made in many locations to include text, such as âin addition to the requirements of 210.8â and similar, to clarify language and eliminate misinterpretation. Â
The rationale for change
The NEC included Article 210.8(B) for other than dwelling units in 1993. Before its inclusion, builders relied on requirements in later chapters of the Code (chapters five through seven), for safety guidance. For example, RV Park GFCI requirements added in 1978 aligned with 210.8âs 15- and 20-amp receptacle outlet GFCI protection philosophy at that time. NEC 2017 created some confusion when 210.8(B) increased GFCI protection requirements beyond 15- and 20-amp receptacle outlets for other than dwelling units. This presented a challenge: a chapter two requirement applied a generally wider level of GFCI protection. This conflicted with chapter five, which has less coverage of GFCI protection.
The correlating committee recognized similar conflicts exist across industries and formulated a task group that challenged every code panel to look at their GFCI requirements and attempt to align them with 210.8âs 50-amp increase. Â
What might the future hold?
Each code panel performed their review; some made changes, others did not. There is room for discussion in future revisions of the Code regarding shock hazards in the special other than dwelling unit applications. I believe the NEC will soon increase its focus on GFCIs and hopefully add clarity as each application in chapters five through seven approaches GFCI protection differently.
While representatives in agriculture and RV industries have valid concerns about nuisance tripping, I believe the NEC should revisit Article 547 for agricultural buildings and Article 551 for RVs and RV parks to address valid shock hazard concerns and consider increasing GFCI protection to 50 amps.
The rationale for change
Farming and RV industries rely on circuits that operate at well over 20 amps, yet no safety requirements exist. Much of the equipment used in these industries can be quite old with leakage current a serious concern. In my opinion, the Code lacks parity in how safety requirements exist in some industries and not in others. That must change.
The studies needed to promote change exist. The University of Iowa and the University of Nebraska have uncovered many incidents where farmers lost their lives due to faulty agricultural electrical equipment. Further, RV âhot skin,â a situation where the entirety of an RVâs outer housing becomes energized due to electrical faults, can kill in an instant, as was the case when a young boy died when touching an RV. If RV parks and farms running 30- to 50-amp receptacles without GFCI protection is not deemed a concern worth addressing, how can anyone claim running 30- to 50-amp receptacles outside of dwelling units is a hazard? Common sense dictates both are hazards and change is necessary.
What might the future hold?
I appreciate that equipment compatibility issues on farms and at RV parks may require much time and financial capital to resolve. However, I cannot condone sitting idle as lives are lost. I hope a series of discussions during the next code review cycle inspires commissioning an NFPA Fire Protection Research Foundation study to further understand the implications of expanding GFCI protection beyond 15 and 20 amps in RV parks and farms. Letâs study the problem, understand the challenges and determine solutions that increase safety.
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20 Best Digital Marketing Tools in 2020
What are the tools used for digital marketing? Digital marketing tools and techniques help manage marketing campaigns, deliver results faster, provide analytics, generate leads, tell you what is working and not working for your site or social media, makes planning and organizing content easier, and help develop strategies easier.
Digital marketers today leave and breathe with tools. Having the right tools are important for any business to thrive online.
There are hundreds of local and popular tools for all your digital marketing strategies. Some of the most popular ones are:
Moz
SemRush
Ahrefs
Hubspot
Hootsuite
BuzzSumo
Buffer
Answer the public
Canva
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We have curated a digital marketing tools list for 2020 which has got great reviews. They work like a charm and are easy to useÂ
Tools by strategies:
SEO
Content creation/marketing
Social Media Marketing
Email Marketing
Landing pages
Website Analytics
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Tools for SEO 2020
1. Rankmath: A search engine optimization plugin for WordPress, Rankmath has been regarded as the best WordPress SEO tool in 2020. It is the perfect tool for building a strong foundation for on-page SEO. Itâs much faster, easier and intuitive compared to Yoast.Â
It provides the latest, updated SEO features and a 100-point page analysis test. Unlike in Yoast, Rankmath allows you to optimize 5x target keywords with 1x-click SEO analysis tool that helps you perform a site-wide audit.
Pricing: Itâs a free digital marketing tool
2. ContentKing: A Cloud-based tool for real-time SEO auditing tool which is entirely web-based and requires no installation. A unique feature in ContentKing is change tracking. It keeps the track of changes made by different teams, so can go back and retrace the content and technical changes made to fix a problem.Â
ContentKing also provides insight into migration of pages - whether it was done correctly or not.Â
Pricing: Standard - $89 per month, Pro - $149 per month
3. BrightLocal: This integrated SEO and local citation platform help you optimize your website to attract local customers. It comes in handy for small business owners. It works quickly and precisely, cleaning up and building citations for a mere $2 per website.Â
Pricing: $2500 a month. No free trial.
Tools for content creation and content marketing 2020
4. Mintent: You can create, manage, and measure all of your marketing projects in one place on Mintent. It is specially built for content marketing with analytics. To help marketers achieve a higher rate of content investment, MintentÂ
aligns messages with customer buying cycles
Manages editorial calendars and
Provides easy and precise workflow for content marketing.
Pricing: $500 a month with tiered pricing for 5+ members and 20+ content a month
5. Uberflip: Best used for medium and large companies who want to create and market content experience based on every stage of a buyerâs journey. Users can create blogs, social media, videos, and eBooks with a responsive interface with CTAs.Â
Uberflip also provides AI capabilities to recommend additional content based on interaction history and campaign participation.
6. Curata: It helps content marketers grow leads and revenue by providing two software solutions: CCS (Content Curation Software) and CMP ( Content Marketing Platform). CCS finds fresh and relevant content on social media, filters out ones that are out of date and duplicated.Â
Curata merges with CMS, social curation, email and marketing automation systems. It helps customise and publish content automatically.
7. Ceros: This digital marketing software for content creation helps marketers create engaging experiential content without development or codes. It comes with performance analysis and tracking system.Â
Some of its features are -Â
Social Media Management
Multi-channel publishing
Conversion tracking
Audience targeting
Brand management, and more.
Tools for Social Media Marketing 2020
8. Kontentino: An intuitive Social Media Management tool that lets you organise all content for different social media channels in one place, and preview them before publication.Â
The analytics section in Kontentino provides data in context to make it easier for social media managers to understand the performance of posts before reporting to the clients.Â
A bonus feature here is that clients can comment and approve posts from the app itself.
Pricing: Starts at $39 a month, per user.
9. Social Pilot: It is a highly-rated platform to manage social media for small business and digital marketing agencies. It connects Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and uploads scheduled posts automatically with minimal spending. You can organise posts into relevant groups, so when youâre posting the same content on different social media platforms, it can be selected easily.Â
Pricing: Professional - $25/$30 per month; Small team - $50 per month; Agency - $100
per month.
10. Keyhole: Keyhole provides services in:
Brand monitoring
Campaign monitoring
Influencer marketing
Event monitoring
Market Research
And most importantly, Hashtag analytics.
Keyhole has advanced hashtag research that utilises AI that predicts how successful the
hashtags used by brands will be.
Pricing: Professional - $179; Corporate - $539; Enterprise - $999
11. Nanigans: It is a multi-channel software designed to power the in-house marketing team with advertising automation. Nanigans is mainly focused on Facebookâs ads and has access to Facebook exchange for retargeting. Not only Facebook, but it also helps with Instagramâs growth and focuses on Twitter ads too.
Tools for Email marketing 2020
12. Litmus: You can start a new marketing campaign with a single click using Litmus. It comes with task lists that speeds up production. Users do not need to know coding and they can reuse templates. They can also resell, markup and add value to the clientsâ engagements.
Changes made in emails can be viewed or tracked as Litmus comes with a timeline
feature. Users can see who and when they made changes. Before sending out the emails,
Litmus tests it for spam, reputation, IP address and reputation.
Pricing: $79 a month
13. Email on Acid: It is a QA platform for email marketing that provides
Campaign precheck
Email previews on 90+ clients
Email editor
Advanced Analytics, and more.
Pricing: Basics - $73; Premium - $112; Professional - $424
14. Get response: A comprehensive email marketing software that has all the features you would expect, It also has some additional features like:
Autoresponders: Newsletters sent to your subscribers at scheduled timings
Marketing Automation
Analytics
Split testing
Landing Page creator
Webinars: You can host webinars on the platform
Data Management and segmentation
Pricing: Provides free trial. Starting price from $15 and $49.
Tools for Landing pages 2020
15. Landingi: An intuitive software that lets marketers run campaigns individually and create landing pages. A/B testing, manage leads, add pop-ups, and build funnels are some of its features. Users do not need any programming skills to create landing pages with Landingi.Â
Quite easy to use, it provides more than 200 templates that do not need coding - you are
just a click, drag and drop away from building a landing page.
Pricing: Starting from $29 a month.
16. Unbounce: Itâs similar to Landingi. The difference is that Unbounce canÂ
Provide speedy loading pages
Manage multiple clients
Provide unlimited A/B testing
Provide real-time data
Group campaign
Provide confirmation pages, and more.
Pricing: Starting $79 a month.
17. Instapage: The Instapage editor is simpler than that of Unbounce. It is one of the best Landing page software for those who do not have technical knowledge. It also allows users to publish a page on their domain.
Pricing: Starting at $199 a month.
Tools for Website Analytics 2020
18. Woopra: Specifically built for e-commerce, with Woopra you can discover where the customers are dropping off and checking out. Because Woopra analyses each stage of customersâ checkout process to help you solve the problem of cart abandonment.
Pricing: Free version available. Starting - $80 a month.
19. Kissmetrics: The tools offered in Kissmetrics allows you to expand conversions across your website. It provides data on each level of customerâs conversion funnel. This helps you find out when you are losing potential customers. It also tells you which marketing channels produce customers and which adjustments are making the best impact.Â
Pricing: Gold - $499 for up-to 25,000 visitors.
20. Sprout Social: Sprout Social is mainly used for social media management. This platform provides social media analytics to show how your content is performing on different social media. Some of its features are ;
Smart Inbox
Social CRM
Monitoring
Analytics
Account Structure.
How to choose the best digital marketing tools? Based on your goals, you can select a digital marketing tool that has specialized in one or two functions. It can be to optimize social media and build the perfect landing page. Some software integrates multiple features based on different strategies but can be tricky to work with as there is no specialized feature offered.Â
Go for the software that provides the latest feature and services. The pricing matters too if you have to pay extra for system integration. User experience also plays an important role in deciding which software to use.
Resourse:Â https://www.blogger.com/u/2/blog/post/edit/preview/3555845721936594661/7175632618736715376
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