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This short tutorial will help you embed YouTube Vidoes to your Terapad website on 5 easy steps using Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari browsers only. At the moment, Internet Explorer does not support this.
We have inserted a short video clip to make it easier!
Whether you run a personal blog, organization page, or website of any kind - it is important for you to encourage more people to share your articles and images through a variety of internet pages such as social networking websites.
For many sites, adding social sharing buttons is an effective way to show people or prospect customers who you are and what you can do for them. In addition, social medias quickly boost page views and sharing stats, resulting to your website's visibility to search engines.
You don’t need to be an expert web designer to do this. How can you add social media widget to your website? Here are the easy steps to embed social media buttons to your website.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a practice of optimizing a website in order to increase its traffic and rank higher on search engine results. The higher the rank is, the greater the chance of attracting visitors from the target market. SEO helps to ensure that a website is accessible to visitors and web crawlers as well.
SEO has evolved a lot since it has started however, these easy techniques are still practiced. Learn the techniques that can help you in climbing Search Engines results. If you need professional Search Engine Marketing services, we can help.
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) brings huge opportunities for business users - and huge headaches for the IT networking teams that support them. Power over Ethernet (PoE) offers network designers a way to properly support BYOD users.
The proliferation of tablets and smartphones has tempted employees to bring them to work - and others visiting a company's offices will often want to use their own devices, too. Research firm Gartner found that 32 % of organisations are now providing technical support for personal smartphones, 37% t for tablets, and 44% for personal laptops. This is a trend that is not going away, and organisations must prepare their networks for it.