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MyDailyChoice Launches Their 2.0 Website

MyDailyChoice is excited to announce the launch of their 2.0 website. MDC’s incredibly innovative website will make shopping simple and business building easier with features exclusive only to the new MDC platform.
After years of being in the field himself, Co-Founder and CEO Josh Zwagil realized there was a need and an opportunity to create a website with software to make shopping, business building, and training simple and easy to use.
“Most network marketing websites are tough to use, require too many steps to sign up, and are not built to help affiliates build their business.
I know first-hand from my experience in the field how important it is to have an easy-to-use website, and that we needed one– so I build it! MDC 2.0 will be a game-changer!”
– said Josh Zwagil, CEO and Founder MyDailyChoice
The MDC 2.0 website offers cutting-edge technology and exclusive features including a simple and user-friendly shopping experience, a high-tech back office with new tracking tools, sales dashboards, training videos, live stream selling features, shareable carts, loyalty rewards, and so much more.

About MyDailyChoice
MyDailyChoice, Inc., based in Las Vegas, NV, is the global leader for pure CBD products, the finest essential oils, exclusive travel deals, and wellness and

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How to create a great business website and ensure it’s found

Originally written by Nick Ismail on Small Business
Creating a great business website that is easily found by potential customers can often be a daunting task. But, it is necessary, in order to build trust, engage customers, demonstrate your service or highlight your product, and sell your good.
Taking lessons from Louis Brightman’s GoDaddy website masterclass, Small Business outlines how to create a great business website and ensure that it’s found.
1. Choosing the right website for your business
There are many types of business; some will just require business cards and others will need a full e-commerce function.
But, regardless of what type of website you need, the same building blocks are needed to build a website:
1. The domain name — this is similar to the number of your house.
2. Hosting — a website is built with pictures and text, and the hosting is bricks and mortar and electricity of your house — it keeps the website live.
3. Content — what type of website does your business need and what type of content is housed on your website? Whether it’s a brochure type, hospitality sector, small scale e-c0mmerce or large scale e-commerce website, any can be hosted on GoDaddy.
Questions to ask yourself and considerations:
Are you

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7 ways to enhance your small business website in 2020

Originally written by Anna Jordan on Small Business
Company websites are ever-evolving in terms of design. It’s important that small businesses understand why certain elements are changing and how they can improve their sites’ ability to improve customer experience and increase conversions and website traffic.
We’ll take you through some of the most important features and how they can improve your web presence. Some of them will be brand new to you and others you’ll know already. Some of them are also more advanced than others so if your small business website is brand new, stick with the easier ones.
1. Implement dark mode into your small business website
More and more web users are adopting dark mode in their devices and web browsers, but why is it so popular?
Some say it’s easier to read in dark mode on smaller screens. Pages in dark mode minimise blue light emissions and put less strain on the eyes when you’re reading at night.
It’s more energy efficient on OLED and AMOLED screens (though they make up a minority for device users).
Some people say it looks better too – not least those who are inclined towards midnight social media browsing. These users are more likely to have a

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7 ways to enhance your small business website in 2020

Originally written by Anna Jordan on Small Business
Company websites are ever-evolving in terms of design. It’s important that small businesses understand why certain elements are changing and how they can improve their sites’ ability to improve customer experience and increase conversions and website traffic.
We’ll take you through some of the most important features and how they can improve your web presence. Some of them will be brand new to you and others you’ll know already. Some of them are also more advanced than others so if your small business website is brand new, stick with the easier ones.
1. Implement dark mode into your small business website
More and more web users are adopting dark mode in their devices and webs browsers, but why is it so popular?
Some say it’s easier to read in dark mode on smaller screens. Pages in dark mode minimise blue light emissions and put less strain on the eyes when you’re reading at night.
It’s more energy efficient on OLED and AMOLED screens (though they make up a minority for device users).
Some people say it looks better too – not least those who are inclined towards midnight social media browsing. These users are more likely to have a

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Get more traffic to your small business website – 10 tactics

Originally written by Partner Content on Small Business
Whatever your business goals of being online, getting visitors to your website is one of the key elements to success. If you’re just venturing online with a new presence or finding yourself having to compete in an increasingly online world, knowing how to boost website traffic can be scary.
Don’t worry, there are plenty of different tactics you can try as a small business or startup to get your website in the spotlight. While the results can take time, many of these tactics can be implemented with minimal or no budget.
There are two main groups of tactics, on-site ideas and off-site ideas. We’re going to explain what both of these mean including some practical ideas to get you started. You can find more detailed advice on how to implement a full list of 21 traffic boosting techniques, including the ideas shared below, in our new online guide.
On-site ideas
On-site simply means tactics and techniques you can do yourself on your website. These tactics are ideas that you can be in control of and implement on your own site. Some may require a bit of technical know-how from your web developer, but the key here is

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A guide to planning content for your new website or blog

Originally written by Partner Content on Small Business
An important part of setting up a website for your new business, alongside the SEO, domain name and design, is ensuring you have a content marketing strategy and plan.
You’ve probably heard the popular phrase ‘content is king’, and it certainly holds as much relevancy now as it did nearly two decades ago when Bill Gates first declared it.
For this article, we’re going to focus on sharing some top tips on how you can create a scheduled plan for your content. You can find out more about content marketing strategy in this online guide.
Why does my new website or blog even need content?
If you’ve just started a new business and have launched a new website, it’s time to start planning your content marketing. Content marketing could be anything from a blog post to a video series and everything in-between including whitepapers, email marketing and more.
It may sound like a lot of additional hard work, especially if you’ve just finished building a website, but producing content is a big part of getting online. Publishing and sharing content will help you reach and engage with potential customers, build your reputation and increase sales, not to mention help

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Building and designing your perfect website

Originally written by Partner Content on Small Business
With so many templates, themes and options out there when it comes to building and designing a website, it can be overwhelming to know where to start and what exactly your new business website needs to do.
Similarly, it can be easy to get carried away and add all sorts of funky features that could potentially impact your website speed and confuse your customers.
Here are some of the main points to consider when you begin thinking about designing your website, with links to handy articles and guides.
Who will design and build your website?
There are a couple of options for you to consider when it comes to the actual building and designing of your new website.
Many online web builders allow you to create your own website using simple drag-and-drop functions and themes. You can investigate some of the top options to use here. When you buy a domain name from a registrar, occasionally they will offer web builders as part of a package, so keep an eye out to explore that option too. These options allow you to have more control over how your website looks and functions, as well as being the more cost-effective

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Building a business website: what key steps are involved?

Originally written by Anna Jordan on Small Business
Some entrepreneurs feel excited about launching their business website while others dread it.
This guide answers the top questions you may be asking when it comes to building a website for your business and some things that you might not have even considered yet.
1. Do I need to hire a website designer, or can I use a website building package?
There is value in hiring a skilled designer as they can save you a lot of time – vital when you’re busy running a business and are keen to launch your website.
Be aware that building your site can be broken down into two parts: designing and developing. Graphic designers create images for websites, ads, icons, logos and prints. Some only create graphics but others can design websites too.
Make sure you check this when you contact them.
With the all-rounders, try and get a sense of where their weaknesses are and whether that clashes with something important on your site.
Next, you’ll need a developer to make the website function by coding the designs.
Whoever you’re hiring for your design and development needs, it helps to know exactly what you want from your website before you choose anyone. It’ll

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The essential guide to starting and growing an online business

If there was any doubt that the internet is the place to be for businesses today, recent figures from the IMRG Capgemini eRetail Sales Index have shown that some £133 billion was spent online with UK retailers in 2016, £18 billion more than the amount spent online in 2015. It is clear that in today’s
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Get Your Home Business Off the Ground with Yahoo Small Business

Sponsored by Yahoo Small Business When I talk to aspiring entrepreneurs, three of their biggest challenges to getting started are lack of money, time, and the technical side of launching. Which I can so relate to. Back when I was researching how to set up a website, I was overwhelmed and confused. I had no […]

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