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Top 5 Tips to Get More Instagram Shares and Boost Engagement (2025)

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

Do you want to grow your Instagram? You should get as many likes and comments as possible. But did you know as well that you should strive for shares?

Shares on Instagram are not as significant as on other platforms, such as its sister site, Facebook, but they are still essential. If you want to get as much engagement as possible, you should get more shares.

In this blog, we’ll share five simple tips to help you get more Instagram shares. These tips will also help increase your Instagram engagement rate and grow your followers.

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Best Email Tracking Tools For Business Growth (2025)

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

Constant communication through e-mail is one of the primary methods that remains effective to date and in 2025. Identifying the services of an appropriate email tracking software can help you achieve great success in your email marketing campaigns, enhancing your return on investment. If you are a new business or have been in operation for a certain period, it is important to know which tools help monitor opens, clicks, and engagement.

Indeed, modern business enterprises require standard methods to use in determining the performance of their emails. Choosing the right tool enables one to know the prospects interested in the campaigns and make conclusions about the campaign’s effectiveness.

This guide aims to go through the most effective types of email tracking solutions currently popular on the market. We will review its features, its deliverability rate, and user experience in order to make your choice of the right solution for your business.

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Why Google Analytics Belongs on Every WordPress Blog?

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

WordPress runs 43.2% of sites worldwide. Google Analytics now tracks 55.49% of all web properties globally, with 28.1 million sites running both. There is little debate among leading sources: Google Analytics is more than a reporting tool. It is the foundational source for making real decisions about WordPress content, revenue, and audience growth.

In this blog post, you’ll learn how Google Analytics for WordPress blogs is necessary to optimize your site tracking.

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Measuring E-Learning Effectiveness: What the Data Really Tells You

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

Every time a new trend appears, there is one thing we have to ask ourselves: Is it actually…working? Or are we all just following it blindly, without really understanding if it’s that effective?

In recent years, E-learning has completely reshaped education and corporate training. It is becoming increasingly popular and comes in various forms, from short videos to long courses.

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Future of SEO: 5 Key SEO Trends for 2025

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

What if we told you that in the future, SEO trends as you know them are about to be radically transformed? And it’s not some kind of distant future we’re talking about. It’s the near future by the end of 2025.

This transformation isn’t happening by accident. It’s fueled by five future SEO trends that are gaining momentum as we speak. We’ll explore these SEO trends at large in this post, as well as the major forces driving them. The goal is to help you understand what’s around the corner and to stay ahead of the competition.

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Website Traffic Analytics & How Web Developers Influence It?

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

Ever wondered why some websites get tons of traffic while others flop? It’s not just the design. It’s data. Website traffic analytics tells the real story behind what users do online. And developers? They have more power in this story than most realize.

This guide explains how website traffic analytics works, the key metrics you should be tracking, and how a web developer can influence and optimize those metrics to drive success.

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How Google Analytics Can Reveal Hidden Opportunities for Higher Rankings

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

Many brands deploy complex analytics tools to understand customer behavior on their websites and beyond. Such tools are often expensive and hard to use, but give the same level of insight as the good old Google Analytics. This free app has been around since 2005, getting better and better ever since.

Its latest version, Google Analytics 4 (GA4), can track hundreds of metrics, from scroll depth and page views to engagement rates. These insights enable businesses to fine-tune their marketing campaigns, create better content, and increase organic traffic.

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How Marketers Can Use VPNs to Test Google Search Results in Different Countries

Updated: September 17, 2025 by Editorial Team

Marketing teams worldwide struggle with a common problem – figuring out how their websites and campaigns look to users in different countries. Google shows completely different search results depending on where you’re searching from, which throws a wrench into international marketing efforts. Location-based variation impacts everything from organic search rankings to paid ad visibility, creating significant blind spots for marketing professionals attempting to expand their global footprint.

This challenge becomes particularly acute for businesses targeting multiple countries simultaneously. When a marketing team in New York tries to understand how their content performs in Tokyo, London, or Sydney, they face an inherent disadvantage without proper tools. The discrepancy between what they see domestically versus what international customers experience can lead to misaligned strategies, wasted budgets, and missed opportunities for connection.

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How to Check Backlinks in Google Analytics (GA4) in 2025

Updated: October 16, 2025 by Editorial Team

Backlink analysis helps determine the effectiveness and quality of external promotion. If links from external resources are clicked and bring visitors to your site, this process doesn’t go unnoticed by search engines — they give more value to your backlinks and more authority to your website.

The whole point behind link-building (the process of placing backlinks) is to get link equity and as many user clicks as possible. Checking backlinks helps determine the presence of traffic through links, evaluate the effectiveness of your backlink profile, and, if necessary, change the entire off-page SEO strategy.

But how do you check backlinks? A free tool from Google called Google Analytics will help with this.

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