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9 Cool Features of Bing 3 (5)

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Most of us have a default search engine that we use all the time. Still, it can pay to look around to see what other search engines offer.

For example, the Top Of The List team primarily uses Google for its web searches. But we also realize that the Microsoft Bing search engine still claims a significant market share of both users and searches.

As such, Microsoft continues to add Bing features in its quest for better search engine results- and even more market share. Microsoft Bing Blogs are packed with the latest Bing News, so we gathered 9 cool features here.

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Tools We Love: CSS Animation Without Complicated Coding 0 (0)

Posted on by Mandie Allietta
The header for Animate.css’s website. Below it says ‘just-add-water css animations.’

Coders love shortcuts. When using the same syntax over and over, pre-written code snippets save huge amounts of time that can be spent on other tasks. Libraries like Bootstrap, jQuery, and React are great examples of the programming goal to work smarter, not harder, by creating usable code.

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Pinterest for Business Part 2: Unlocking Power Potential 0 (0)

Posted on by Nicole Vesota
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Despite its association with crafts, recipes, and decorating tips, Pinterest has been quietly gaining ground as a platform for innovative Internet marketing, search engine placement boosting power, and free advertising.

You don’t need to have a staff of marketing gurus to succeed in using Pinterest to boost your online visibility. Use our toolkit to maximize your time investment and hit the ground running.

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Tools We Love: Compare Two Documents 0 (0)

Posted on by Mandie Allietta
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Problem: You Don’t Know What Changed Between Two Documents

It may not happen every day, but there often comes a time when there are two documents or pieces of text that need to be compared. Perhaps you want to check for plagiarism between two articles or didn’t use version tracking and now need to identify what changes were made. 

Whatever the case, manual document comparison is tedious and time-consuming.

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Pinterest For Business Part 1: Tapping Into A Niche Market 0 (0)

Posted on by Nicole Vesota
Card that says ‘Pinterest for Business. Part 1: Tapping into a Niche Market’ stuck to corkboard with a pushpin.

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, standing out amidst the sea of content can be a daunting task for businesses of all sizes.

If your business has dabbled in social media, you probably know the usual suspects: Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and LinkedIn. You may have also heard of other social networks, all claiming to be the “next big thing” in social media. 

Given the costs of maintaining a professional presence on social media, knowing what makes sense from a cost/benefit perspective is challenging – especially if your expertise is in window shades or waste management, rather than technology and social media marketing.

Despite being around for quite some time, another social media platform, Pinterest, remains relevant in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

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