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11 Sep

Best AI Tools for Marketers 2024: A Comprehensive Overview

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AI tools have become integral to modern marketing strategies, automating tasks, improving efficiency, and enabling data-driven decisions. Here, we explore some of the best AI tools currently available for marketers to elevate their campaigns and customer engagement. Functionality: Website Builder Zyro is an AI-powered platform that allows marketers and businesses to create visually stunning and optimized websites with minimal effort. Its AI tools help in designing layouts, generating content, and ensuring SEO optimization, making it ideal for businesses looking to establish an online presence quickly and efficiently. Functionality: SEO and Growth Management Surfer is an AI-based growth management tool designed to enhance organic…

09 Sep

Bad Optimizations in Business and Life

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You're probably doing some optimizations that you shouldn't in both your business and your daily life. The good news is, you can improve that. Let’s go through some typical business optimizations I've seen other people do or done myself that were, in fact, terrible and how to turn them around. Bad Optimizations in Software Businesses? I’ll start with a big question. Do bad optimizations even exist? Yes, they do, in both business and personal life. For example: Say, you decided to be adventurous during lunch and now have a bad case of food poisoning. To deal with this situation you…

05 Sep

Top 10 Clean Code Rules

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When writing code, it's like writing a story. A good story is easy to read, and you understand what's happening right away. The same goes for code! Clean code is not just for computers; it’s for other developers too. Here are the top 10 rules that will help you write code like a pro! 1. Use Meaningful Names Give your variables, functions, and classes names that clearly describe what they do. For example, instead of x or y, use totalScore or userName. It’s like naming your toys—you don’t call them just “toy 1” or “toy 2,” right? 2. Keep Functions…

04 Sep

Simplifying real-time data for smart contracts and wallet activity

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Hey everyone, I wanted to share something we’ve been working on— Dispatch. If you’re looking for an easier way to keep tabs on real-time data for smart contracts and wallet activity, this might be what you need. So, what’s Dispatch? Simply put, Dispatch is designed to help you: Stream on-chain activity directly to your apps and dApps through webhooks. Get notifications for specific events. Automate workflows using on-chain data. No GraphQL or SQL required. What's in it for you: React fast to market changes with real-time data. Stay on top of security by monitoring your contracts for things like permission…

26 Aug

What is The Best Time to Learn New Things Effectively?

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Hello people, welcome to new article. In today’s article, I am going to talk about what is best time to learn new things. Let’s get started. Why Most People Fail to Learn New Thing? Before we move on to main point of this article, as a first step, you need to answer following questions: Why I fail to learn new things? Why I forget them after a while? Those questions are kind of related. Let’s begin our discussion of first question. Why You Fail to Learn New Things? There might be multiple reason that can lead to this problem. In…

26 Aug

#51 - Get Rankings of Excel Rows in Each Group While Retaining the Existing Order

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Problem description & analysis: We have an unordered Excel table, where the 1st column is the grouping column and the 2nd column contains dates. Task: Get rankings of rows in each group and write them in the 3rd column while retaining the existing order of the rows. The expected result is as follows: Solution: Use SPL XLL to do this: =spl("=E(?).derive(#:id,rk).sort(#1,#2).run(rk=rank(#2;#1)).sort(id).(rk)",A1:B14) Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode As shown in the picture below: Explanation: E()function converts the Excel data range to a table. derive() function adds a new column. rank() function gets rankings of records in each sorted group. #…

22 Aug

Google Essentials will house all Google services in a single Windows app

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If you buy a new Hewlett-Packard laptop in the next few weeks, then you’ll notice a new app on the “Start” menu called Google Essentials. On Thursday, Google that the new app will bundle some of its core services like Google Photos, Google Drive and Google Messages.The Google Essentials app will not only house shortcuts to its most used services but it will also centralize your Google account information and saved materials such as documents, photos and saved games for titles from Google Play Games. Eligible subscribers will also receive a two month trial of Google One cloud storage with…

22 Aug

Why i switched from ChatGPT, Cluade, Gemini and Perpleixty to AyeSoul?

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So, I Ditch the AI Juggling Act and Switched to AyeSoul Look, I'll be straight with you. I used to be that person with a million tabs open, bouncing between ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Midjourney. It was like playing AI whack-a-mole, trying to figure out which tool was best for each task. Exhausting? You bet. Then I stumbled across AyeSoul.com. Game changer? Absolutely. The Old Way: AI Tool Hopping Here's how it used to go: Need creative writing? Fire up ChatGPT. Complex analysis? Claude Sonnet time. Quick fact-check? Hello, Gemini. Web search? Perplexity, you're up. Image generation? Midjourney, do…

18 Aug

Do You Need All That Support Levels After All?

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In the intricate world of IT support, the structure of support levels—spanning from Level 0 to Level 4—seems to cover all bases. But the question remains: is this multilayered approach necessary, or could a more streamlined model serve your business better? By creatively mixing support levels, you can achieve a leaner, more efficient support structure, shedding all of the weights, that drives innovation rather than stifling it. Understanding the Support Levels To appreciate the potential of mixing support levels, let’s first clarify what each level entails: Level 0 (Self-Help): Users resolve their issues independently using automated resources like FAQs, blogs,…

16 Aug

Passion, Programming and Creativity.

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I read a lot of bios online, on GitHub and personal portfolios included. I see one of the most common things ever which falls in the lines of something like this I am a software developer hosting a toolbox of skills like Go, typescript and Mongo. I have always had a liking to computers ever since I was a kid and that's how I got into it. I want you to keep this small bio in your mind as you read the post. I recommend storing it next to your favourite song in your cerebrum :). When I hear the…