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  • haikojeem

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    October 20, 2025 at 1:03 pm in reply to: Did I just waste years not naming photo files or using alt text?

    Went through the same headache with my site a while back—spent hours renaming old photos and adding alt text. Didn’t see huge jumps in traffic overnight, but over time, some local searches started showing my stuff more often. Kind of like how I set up photos on a https://www.nixplay.com/ frame at home—labeling and organizing them makes it way easier to find and enjoy them later.

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  • haikojeem

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    October 13, 2025 at 4:28 pm in reply to: CRM for multichannel? Social, SMS, Email, Website

    I had the same challenge and ended up using a CRM that could sync with a sip trunking provider to manage calls straight from the dashboard. Made it way easier to keep track of conversations across phone, SMS, and email without jumping between tools. If your CRM supports it, the integration helps a lot, especially for teams that do a mix of voice and written outreach.

  • haikojeem

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    October 13, 2025 at 2:00 pm in reply to: Call Tracking for Small Business

    I had the same issue figuring this out a few months ago. What made it easier for me was using ActiveCalls cloud-based call center software. It gave me real-time tracking with caller details and recordings, and helped me see which campaigns were driving the most calls. Super helpful if you’re running ads across different channels. Plus, it didn’t take much time to get the hang of it.

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  • haikojeem

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    October 9, 2025 at 1:40 pm in reply to: Free SMSPva.com coupons to verify anything legal with 🙂

    I’ve used it a few times for creating accounts, and it worked fine for me with no issues. Text messaging always went through fast, and I liked that I could pick numbers from different countries depending on what I needed. Just make sure you use the balance pretty quick, though—the credits don’t always last long if you choose premium numbers.

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  • haikojeem

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    August 4, 2025 at 2:18 pm in reply to: Which is the best to rank, paid backlinks or free backlinks?

    I’ve had better results focusing on natural-looking free backlinks from niche blogs and directories rather than paying for links that can be flagged. For my hotel seo work, I stick to writing guest posts, answering forum questions, and listing on tourism websites. Those tend to stick longer and feel more organic. Paid links felt risky and didn’t always give long-term value.

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  • haikojeem

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    July 25, 2025 at 11:42 am in reply to: Which is the best to rank, paid backlinks or free backlinks?

    I mix both paid and free links, but I focus more on quality than price. Sometimes I use https://www.searchseo.io/bing to check how my links are affecting Bing rankings too, since it gives good insights beyond just Google. Free links from trusted sources can work great if done right, but I also had success with paid ones that are well-placed and not spammy.

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  • haikojeem

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    April 30, 2025 at 11:21 am in reply to: What to look for when hiring a SEO company?

    I’ve had good results by asking upfront about their backlink strategy. Some companies promise quick wins but use spammy methods that hurt your site long-term. One thing I found helpful was crowd funding link building because it focuses on getting real backlinks through community-supported campaigns, which feels way more natural to Google. Always check for clear strategies like that before you sign any contracts.

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  • haikojeem

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    November 13, 2024 at 2:25 pm in reply to: Need 5k outlook..bulk email.

    “I know it’s been a while, but If you want to send 5,000 emails, use a bulk email tool rather than relying on Outlook alone. While Outlook is great for regular emails, it wasn’t made for bulk sends like this.
    Using a professional email marketing tool might be smoother and safer for a project like this. Tools like Mailchimp, SendinBlue, or Constant Contact are built to handle extensive lists and help you manage unsubscribes, track opens, and stay compliant with email rules.
    Also, if you’re still building up your email list, using a linkedin email finder can help you pull in relevant contacts and grow your outreach list effectively.”

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  • haikojeem

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    November 11, 2024 at 2:16 pm in reply to: Need 5k outlook..bulk email.

    It sounds like a helpful service, especially for small businesses looking to reach new audiences! The price is very affordable, too. How do you ensure the leads are active and relevant to the specific keywords provided?

  • Excluding Microsoft sites and fine-tuning traffic on search ads can be like navigating a maze blindfolded, am I right? It’s all about finding that sweet spot where your ads reach the right audience without wasting precious resources. Now, about that windows 11 pro retail key phrase you dropped – clever move! It’s like finding the secret sauce for your campaign.”

    Personally, I think having the ability to exclude specific sites and tailor your ad audience is a game-changer. It’s like being able to customize your ride with all the bells and whistles. And let’s face it, in the ever-evolving landscape of online advertising, we need all the tools we can get to stay ahead of the curve.

    As for my take on the question posed in the topic, I’d say it’s definitely possible to exclude Microsoft sites and select traffic on search ads. With the right strategy and tools at your disposal, anything is possible in the digital realm.

  • Excluding Microsoft sites and fine-tuning traffic on search ads can be like navigating a maze blindfolded, am I right? It’s all about finding that sweet spot where your ads reach the right audience without wasting precious resources.