Content is king. However, a king cannot rule unless he’s one hundred percent active, committed, and consistent in his decisions and actions.
In the content marketing world, your blog content performs in a similar way. To outshine your competitors and keep your blog readers satisfied with your performance, you must constantly bring value to the table.
The evolution of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) with HTML has been incredible. There are hoards of features like Flexbox, CSS Grid and CSS custom properties introduced recently.
Its continuous advancement and huge potential are what that captivate the developers to try new CSS techniques and exceed the boundaries of what it can do. The combination of both HTML 5 and CSS3 technology is, no doubt, a flash-killer.
The growth of eCommerce sales is something that virtually every business has noticed as approach the end of 2019. Younger generations generally prefer online shopping, and it’s not likely that it is going to change anytime soon.
eCommerce, though, is a highly competitive niche. Client expectations are rising, and it’s becoming difficult for merchants to stand out from the crowd. In order to get conversions and repeat business, online retailers must have websites with excellent UX.
Do you want to drive more traffic to your online store? Do you want more engagement on your site? Do you want your potential customers to find you instead of your competitors?
Three questions and only one answer: Content.
Posting the content on social media need a perfect strategic approach. The most crucial part of this approach is following the right time schedule.
![The Best Time to Post on FB, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn [Infographic]](http://cdn.instantshift.com/media/uploads/2020/02/best-time-for-social-media-post-info.jpg "The Best Time to Post on FB, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn [Infographic]")
With countries across the world in different time zones, and with more than half of the businesses having their profiles on social media, there are specific steps for connecting with your prospect easily on these media platforms.
Coding is the primary foundation of software development, on which relies the success and level of maintenance needed for the product.
If the quality of the code is ‘good,’ then it is maintainable and reusable. On the other hand, a ‘poor’ quality code would need a further investment of time and money to make it usable.
