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Better WP Security vs Wordfence Security: The Battle For WordPress Best Security Plugin
We could have probably heard that website security is vital especially when hackers are all around nowadays. I am not going to leave any security loopholes in my WordPress site and I am sure you are either. When it comes to WordPress security plugin, there could have hundreds of plugins you can choose from but when you talk about the best, there could be two which comes to my mind.

Introducing Better WP Security and Wordfence Security.

Here are some information on both the plugins.

WordPress is the most popular blogging platform but security threats are very real

What is Better WP Security Plugin?

Created by: Bit51

What Better WP Security does:
- Remove the meta “Generator” tag
- Change the urls for WordPress dashboard including login, admin, and more
- Completely turn off the ability to login for a given time period (away mode)
- Remove theme, plugin, and core update notifications from users who do not have permission to update them
- Remove Windows Live Write header information
- Remove RSD header information
- Rename “admin” account
- Change the ID on the user with ID 1
- Change the WordPress database table prefix
- Change wp-content path
- Removes login error messages
- Display a random version number to non administrative users anywhere version is used
- Scan your site to instantly tell where vulnerabilities are and fix them in seconds
- Ban troublesome bots and other hosts
- Ban troublesome user agents
- Prevent brute force attacks by banning hosts and users with too many invalid login attempts
- Strengthen server security
- Enforce strong passwords for all accounts of a configurable minimum role
- Force SSL for admin pages (on supporting servers)
- Force SSL for any page or post (on supporting servers)
- Turn off file editing from within WordPress admin area
- Detect and block numerous attacks to your filesystem and database
What is Wordfence Security plugin?

Created by: Mark Maunder

What Wordfence Security does:
- Scans core files, themes and plugins against WordPress.org repository versions to check their integrity.
- Includes a firewall to block common security threats like fake Googlebots, malicious scans from hackers and botnets.
- Includes advanced IP and Domain WHOIS to report malicious IP’s or networks and block entire networks using the firewall.
- See how files have changed. Optionally repair changed files that are security threats.
- Scans for signatures of over 44,000 known malware variants that are known security threats.
- Scans for many known backdoors including C99, R57, RootShell, Crystal Shell, Matamu, Cybershell, W4cking, Sniper, Predator, Jackal, Phantasma, GFS, Dive, Dx and many many more.
- Continuously scans for malware and phishing URL’s including all URL’s on the Google Safe Browsing List in all your comments, posts and files that are security threats.
- Scans for heuristics of backdoors, trojans, suspicious code and other security issues.
- Checks the strength of all user and admin passwords to enhance login security.
- Monitor your DNS security for unauthorized DNS changes.
- Rate limit or block security threats like aggressive crawlers, scrapers and bots doing security scans for vulnerabilities in your site.
- Choose whether you want to block or throttle users and robots who break your security rules.
- Includes login security to lock out brute force hacks and to stop WordPress from revealing info that will compromise security.
- See all your traffic in real-time, including robots, humans, 404 errors, logins and logouts and who is consuming most of your content. Enhances your situational awareness of which security threats your site is facing.
- A real-time view of all traffic including automated bots that often constitute security threats that Javascript analytics packages never show you.
- Real-time traffic includes reverse DNS and city-level geolocation. Know which geographic area security threats originate from.
- Monitors disk space which is related to security because many DDoS attacks attempt to consume all disk space to create denial of service.
- Wordfence Security for multi-site also scans all posts and comments across all blogs from one admin panel.
- WordPress Multi-Site (or WordPress MU in the older parlance) compatible.
- Premium users can also block countries and schedule scans for specific times and a higher frequency.
I know the list is rather long but it is relatively easy to say that both are trying their best to compete with one another. I tested both Better WP Security and Wordfence Security for a week each on various websites and I was surprised at my decision…really. Let me tell you why.

Security effectiveness

Better WP Security – 9.5/10, Wordfence Security – 9.5/10

When it comes to security, I can tell you that both plugins look very seriously into the matter. Both actually impressed me more than what I actually expected them to perform. If you are going to install either one of these, rest assured your security effectiveness will be top of the chart. And that, I am definitely sure.

User-friendly UI

Better WP Security – 9/10, Wordfence Security – 9.5/10

I have very split decision in this. I love Better WP Security’s direct layout but I prefer the Wordfence Security interface. Basically in Better WP Security, you will be able to see all the issues in different colours (red as dangerous, green as safe etc). With a simple click, it will redirect you immediately to the setting for you to do any adjustment required. Compared to Wordfence Security, the layout is more ‘WordPress-like’ (imagine using W3TC).

Both plugins layout are extremely versatile and easy to navigate through. At the same time, both the plugins developers are doing a great job by trying to provide a compact view on the plugin dashboard itself. Here’s are what both dashboards look like:

Better WP Security Dashboard

Wordfence Security Dashboard

Plugin usability

Better WP Security – 7/10, Wordfence Security – 9/10

When it comes to security plugin usability, this is where it makes all the difference. Better WP Security plugin is great but what makes it short from getting a higher score from me is because it requires a higher curve of WordPress understanding for a person to actually utilize it properly. In other words, you are open to all options to configure your WordPress but you are prone to create an accidental mistake if you have no idea what you are doing.

Compared to Wordfence Security, most options are pretty direct and even a beginner could use the plugin to the maximum of its capabilities. This definitely gives a better rating to Wordfence Security compared to the latter.

How important is website loading speed for you?

Better WP Security – 10/10, Wordfence Security – 8/10

To be very honest, I been trying to search for this answer but failed miserably. Whenever I use Wordfence Security, I noticed that my site is loading less than one second slower compared to the time I used Better WP Security. after checking with various programs and tools, it really seems like Wordfence Security’s firewall feature is creating a small ‘lag’ which affects the page loading speed. Maybe this could be me but I am not experiencing that when I am using Better WP Security.

My honest conclusion between Better WP Security and Wordfence

If I would to choose and could only choose one as my best WordPress security plugin, then my money is going to Better WP Security. I know! I love Wordfence Security plugin and it is very close to flawless.

However, having the small page load ‘penalty’ really turns me off. Regardless what WordPress security plugin you choose, I am sure both of these plugins will not let you down.

How about you? Do you have any favorite security plugins you would like to share? Or, maybe you have your opinion on both the plugins? Feel free to fill the form below and tell us what you think.

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December 6, 2023
Serve Static Content From Cookieless Subdomain for CloudFlare (Updated 2018)
Interesting read: Money Brighter is one of the best LLC in Texas! If you are thinking of speeding up your website, Google might be telling you the answer is to create a cookieless subdomain or domain. Well, that’s easy for you to say. How to serve static content from a cookieless domain? More importantly, what is a cookieless subdomain?

Instead, you can consider a cookieless subdomain is a term to describe data transferring from one point to another (in this case, data movement from subdomain to domain) has no cookies attached. Indirectly, this boost the loading speed of your domain.

This is what Google explain in its own words:

Why is serving static content over cookieless domain important?

Static content, such as images, JS and CSS files, don’t need to be accompanied by cookies, as there is no user interaction with these resources. You can decrease request latency by serving static content from a domain that doesn’t serve cookies. This technique is especially useful for pages referencing large volumes of rarely cached static content, such as frequently changing image thumbnails, or infrequently accessed image archives. We recommend this technique for any page that serves more than 5 static resources. (For pages that serve fewer resources than this, it’s not worth the cost of setting up an extra domain.)

What does this means to you?

All static contents or data that are transferred with the accompanied by cookies. Though cookies are not needed for any transaction and do not serve any advantage, they will automatically be available for all data transfer. The only way to avoid such is when static contents are obtained from a cookieless site.

Static content + cookieless domain?

Serving static content or resources from a cookieless domain reduces the total size of requests made for a page. It is also important to note that there is no point setting up static subdomain for this matter if you are using a powerful web host or having very less page.

Now that we had gone through the relationship between cookieless subdomain and serving static content, let’s explore the right way to serve the following static resources from a domain that doesn’t set cookies.

How to create a cookieless subdomain using CNAME?

When it comes to creating a cookieless subdomain, using a CNAME could be the easiest way of all (at least for me). This step is extremely easy to follow and after configurations, you can start serving static resources from a domain that doesn’t set cookies.
- Go to your cPanel (most shared web hosting offers this)
- Create a subdomain (any name would do, e.g. static.domain.com)
This subdomain will serve as a CDN subdomain which is the key criteria to enable the process of serving static content from cookieless domain.

Selecting the right installation path for the subdomain

In order to create a proper cookieless subdomain, you have to ensure that when you are creating your subdomain, make sure it is pointing to your root directory instead of creating a secondary one. For example, my root directory is /public_html and thus, it should be pointed or directed to /public_html and not the default, /public_html/static.

This is what you see when you are pointing to subdomain to the right path

Editing the DNS Zone

Once you have done pointing the subdomain, head over to your DNS Zone Editor. At times, these might be labeled as Simple or Advanced DNS Zone Editor for several types of cPanel but they are all alike.

Pointing subdomain to the right domain

You would need to either create or modify the Name to your subdomain name and CNAME as your main domain. Of course, for the Type, you would need to select CNAME. You may start this by hitting the create button and if there is already a record, you just need to modify the settings to the above.

Still not sure? Let me explain to you, in other words. When you create the CNAME record you want to enter your static domain/subdomain as the label, name or an alias and your A record domain as the content or value. (The CNAME term, which stands for Canonical Name, actually refers to the domain you are mapping to, not the alias. The common practice of referring to the alias as the CNAME is in fact backwards.)

Making sure the subdomain is cookieless

I could not emphasize how important this is but you must not skip this step no matter what. In WordPress, there are two common cookie-setters which are WordPress and Google Analytics. All you need is to do little changes in the configurations and you would be well on your way to a cookieless subdomain.

For WordPress, head over to your wp-config by login into your cPanel. Open it up and add this line to the file. If you are wondering where exactly you may place this file, you can place it at the bottom most of the script.

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ‘www.yourdomain.com’);

This is definitely a no-brainer but just to make sure, do remember to change your domain to your own domain name. After that, save the file and you are good to go!

For Google Analytics, all you need to do is to search for the specific code you had earlier placed in on your site and replace the code with the below one. For a quick tip, most Google Analytics code is kept close to the <body>.

_gaq.push( [‘_setAccount’, ‘UA-xxxxxxx-1’], [‘_setDomainName’, ‘www.yourdomain.com’], [‘_trackPageview’] );

Again, change your domain as seen above to your own domain URL and save the file.

Important note: If you are using cloudflare or any type of Content Network Delivery (CDN), please get your hosting and CDN provider to verify on the CNAME. For example, using Cloudflare will give you an error when you are following the above guide in changing the CNAME. Basically, the hosting or CDN provider will give you a new A figure to place in.

You are all done!

Now, treat yourself to a bottle of beer for the hard work and congratulations. You had managed to create a cookieless subdomain from scratch. This is one of the cheapest (and fastest) way to create a cookieless subdomain when it comes to serving static content to improve your website speed.
December 6, 2023
6 Actionable Tips To Increase Your Website Traffic With Images

Using images in a website is important if you want to make it visually attractive and engaging. But you must know that there are certain elements that you need to take into consideration when it comes to increasing the flow of traffic on your site with the images. It’s not like you can reverse search any image you want from the internet and used it on your website. To be successful in using images on your site you have to ensure that you follow the actionable tips and tricks that we have discussed in this short post. Read on!

Increase Your Website Traffic With These Actionable Tips And Tricks!

Here are some of the best tactics that you can use to enhance your website’s traffic with images.

1.    Optimize the images for people first

When you are striving for the success of a website you have to make sure that you always optimize your images for people first because they are the one who matter the most before the search engines. You have to ensure that the images that you are using on your site are relevant to the search intentions of your target audience. Ensuring the basic relevancy is the basic rule of thumb that you need to follow if you really want people to engage with you. Here you should know that images should not only be relevant to the niche of your site but also should be aligned to the content of the article in which you would be using them.

2.    Always go for super-sized images

When it comes to images or any other visual aid on websites you should know that the bigger is the better. Today, you can use the reverse image search technique to find large images for your website. Using big and bold images on your site is easily going to win the attention and interest of the target audience. Also know that big images can help you combine a lot of text with them. This makes the content interesting and engaging for the reader.

3.    Always check image plagiarism

Another important thing that you need to make sure of is that the images you are using on your site are unique. People tend to steal images from the public domain and use them on their sites and pages. This duplication of image content can ruin the seo score of your site and can also affect the flow of traffic. To ensure that your images are unique and are not being misused on the web you have to ensure that you check image plagiarism with the help of reverse image search tools. All you have to do is just visit: https://www.reverseimagesearch.com/ and upload your image to the utility. The image search utility will analyze the uploaded image and fetch all the relevant results where the image has been used on the internet. The reverse image search utility can provide you with all kinds of information about the visually similar image content on the web and the sites/users who duplicating them! In this way, you can be safe from image plagiarism and avoided using the same image on your website that has already been used by plenty of websites.

4.    Optimize the images according to the requirement of the search engine

If you want to gain traffic on your website then you have to certainly make sure that your images are optimized according to the requirements of the search engine. Google focuses on the satisfaction of users and so if you can satisfy the search engine then you can easily drive traffic towards your site. One of the basic rules in image optimization is to compress the size of images. Large-sized images can usually be heavy for the website and can increase the loading speed. Compressing the image would help you reduce the file size and enhance the page loading time of your site. Also, we would suggest you use long descriptions to explain the image you are using.

5.    Use keywords with the images to target interested users

The role of keywords is very much clear to every website owner. Keywords are the only elements on a website that can help you in targeting your desired audience. There are a number of places where you can use a keyword with images of your website. You can use keywords in the alt text of the image, you can use keywords while renaming the image for your site, use them in the page title and also in the text that you are writing around the image. Your target keywords can also help you find the right images for your site. You just have to input the keywords in the reverse image search tools and you would get hundreds of results relevant to your query.

6.    Publish your images on social media sites

If you want to increase the flow of traffic on your site with images then you can also publish those particular images on social media sharing websites. Having good visibility and credibility on social media can help you win a lot of traffic. You can publish image-based posts on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and also on Pinterest if you want people to link to your site from these profiles. Just make sure that you are using unique images on social media. You can easily discover royalty-free images for social media with the help of reverse image search techniques.

Final Words:

At above, we have shared some actionable tips which you need to consider when it comes to driving and engaging traffic with your site! Try these tips today and improve your site’s traffic like a pro.

September 30, 2021
Enforcement or Cancellation of a Corporate Settlement Agreement

While most court cases are indeed settled out of court, the devil is truly in the details. Both parties can end up back in court if the proper legal controls aren’t in place. This underscores the importance of having a proper corporate settlement agreement that adequately covers the necessary terms and understandings of both parties.

Notwithstanding, the best of agreements are often still subject to future debate or party misalignment. In these cases, the court will intervene in the enforcement of one of the parties that may move to cancel the agreement.

What Is a Corporate Settlement Agreement?

Strictly speaking, a corporate settlement agreement enables two or more corporate parties to resolve their civil dispute via a legal contract. In this agreement, all involved parties are in alignment and agree to accept the outcome of any judgment made by the court. Of course, the challenge then becomes defining agreeable terms for bilateral acceptance. This is usually accomplished through mediation, with a judge making the final approval of the finalized settlement agreement.

The intent of reaching a corporate settlement agreement is to avoid expensive and time-consuming litigation activity on behalf of all parties involved. In general, no definitive judgment regarding winners or losers must be defined, but one side must nonetheless agree to carry out a restitutive action or compensate the other financially.

In some corporate scenarios, the defending party will agree to settle only if no wrongdoing or fault is admitted. Conditions like deadlines for restitutive actions and timeframes may also be incorporated into the agreement. In exchange, the plaintiff party agrees to halt legal proceedings for the out-of-court settlement.

How Are Corporate Settlement Agreements Enforced?

In a perfect world, out-of-court settlements would remain there and contracts would enforce themselves. The reality is that courts often must intervene as the enforcement authority to compel a non-compliant or breaching party to comply, as the signed settlement agreement is itself a legally binding contract.

However, it’s important to make the distinction between enforcing the agreement terms and actually having a hand in creating them—the courts will have no part in the latter. That is to say, the court’s main focus is to interpret, clarify (if necessary), and enforce the contractual obligations, not actually create them. The court may not add new terms to the corporate settlement agreement, nor can it enforce the contract terms after a case has been dismissed.

If all parties accept the terms of the settlement, the court must defer to the collective wishes of the firms involved. For example, in the 2015 Fortinet settlement with Sophos, neither company admitted any liability, while in the recent Google settlement of an antitrust case filed by French regulators, Google did not dispute the charges but proposed interoperability commitments that France’s competition watchdog accepted.

The court may consider enforcement activities such as an evidentiary hearing if a party disputes the terms due to an issue with previously stated facts (e.g., one party was found to be coercive or dishonest) or if new facts are brought to light.

When Might the Court Refuse to Enforce a Corporate Settlement Agreement?

Courts typically do their best to uphold corporate settlement agreements. That said, at the end of the day, the legal process defers to their discretion. Certainly, in cases of injustice, they can and will refuse to enforce an agreement. Examples include cases that involve one party’s lack of understanding or knowledge during term negotiations, an extreme imbalance of power, grossly imbalanced or unfair transactions, and the like.

The case must be made that the suspect party exploited the unfair arrangement to its advantage during the creation and signing of the agreement.

Can a Corporate Settlement Agreement Be Cancelled?

The courts may decide to void the contract in certain cases—for example, when fraud is involved during the creation and signing of the settlement agreement. Additionally, if both parties are in agreement to void the contract and it hasn’t been made part of a court order, the court may allow the agreement to be nullified.

Generally speaking, canceling a settlement agreement is a complicated affair, with courts hesitant to take action unless there are extenuating circumstances.

Can a Corporate Settlement Agreement Be Modified?

Similarly, if one party can demonstrate that the circumstances surrounding the initial settlement agreement have changed substantially, the court may be moved to allow it to be modified. For example, if activity outlined in the agreement has become illegal or if one party entered the contract incorrectly believing certain actions were authorized constitutionally.

Since the modification requestor must file a motion for modification with the court, the onus is on them to provide proper justification for the modification request.

Breach of Corporate Settlement Agreement

If one party determines that the other has breached the settlement agreement, a mediation or arbitration clause may be triggered, if it exists. Typically created as part of the corporate settlement agreement, a mediation or arbitration clause helps to resolve the dispute by prescribing a dispute resolution process to follow. A consent to judgment outlining the financial penalty for breach of the contract follows. This helps streamline enforcement by laying out the terms of enforcement and any related penalties before bringing a motion to enforce the consent to judgment.

Regardless of the nature of the case, all parties are—to a greater or lesser degree—averse to lengthy court proceedings and drawn-out legal battles. Corporate settlement agreements enable corporates to find a resolution to their disputes out of court, away from the scrutiny of the public eye. And under certain circumstances, enforcement or cancellation is certainly possible, albeit at the discretion of the court.

September 14, 2021
Introducing Easy Affiliate Plugin for Membership Sites

Are you an online business owner that has missed out on the opportunity to generate income? Do you want your own affiliate marketing program or are just curious as to what it entails? It’s very likely that if so, then 30% of increased revenue is being lost from this opportunity!

Affiliate programs can be a good way for internet marketers with their own products and services to increase sales and broaden brand awareness across the web. All they require time wise may not even put them at risk in terms of money or effort spent by themselves.

Having your own affiliate program is the easiest and fastest way to increase sales, broaden brand awareness across the web through power of referral marketing. The best part? It requires very little time or effort – you could literally make money while sleeping!

What Is Easy Affiliate?

Easy Affiliate is the latest WordPress plugin that runs out-of-the-box on your existing WordPress eCommerce website. Its powerful and out-of-the-box features allow you to make money from your existing website without any additional work.

What Does Easy Affiliate Do?

Easy Affiliate helps increase sales by making it easier for customers to refer friends, family members or anyone with an email address as a potential customer. For every referral that becomes a customer, the referring party receives a referral fee.

Why Is Easy Affiliate An Excellent Choice For Website Owners?

MemberPress, by extending Easy Affiliate as an affiliate program for its membership sites, provides a unique solution to the problems other affiliates present.

Affiliate programs are becoming more popular, especially since they’ve become easier to manage. Easy Affiliate ranks above all other affiliate programs because it is affordable and has most of the features that an online retailer would want in an affiliate program.

How Can Your Business Benefit from Starting an Easy Affiliate Program?

MemberPress will provide easy-to-use tools for managing your affiliate program.

The first time a customer makes a purchase, they are automatically enrolled into the member’s easy affiliate program and their referral link is sent to them via email.

They can then log in at any time from anywhere (via MemberPress) to see which sales they have earned.

MemberPress also allows easy access to all referral links at once and easy integration with popular shopping carts, including WooCommerce, Shopify, Bigcommerce, Zen Cart etc.

It’s easy to track what your affiliates are doing by reviewing reports on how much revenue has been generated from their campaigns.

Easy Affiliate Is An Affiliate Program That Puts You In Control

Easy Affiliate is designed to help membership site owners in building traffic, generating sales, and increasing profits.

MemberPress allows easy access to all referral links at once and easy integration with popular shopping carts, including WooCommerce, Shopify, Bigcommerce, Zen Cart etc., for easy tracking of affiliates’ activities.

Easy Affiliate is an affiliate program that puts you in control by giving you the tools needed to build a profitable membership site in just a few clicks — without any coding skills.

Easy Affiliate puts the power in your hands by removing the middleman. By keeping tabs on their marketing activities, such as banner ads and converted sales, you’ll be able to hold your affiliates more accountable and keep check of your success rate.

Multiple Payment Gateways

Easy Affiliate also integrates perfectly well with a wide range of payment gateway, including PayPal and Stripe.

One of the great features of Easy Affiliate is that it only requires a user’s payment email address to process their orders or affiliate commissions. This means no credit card numbers are stored on your site so they’re easy to protect from hackers who might want them!

Personalized Affiliate Dashboard

Last but not least, Easy Affiliate comes with an excellent affiliate dashboard that you can customize to suit your needs. This is an easy and intuitive way for both the affiliate and manager to keep up with their performance stats in a single location, while also keeping it easy on the eyes!

For beginners and busy course creators, Easy Affiliate is definitely a powerful tool to increase your overall sales and affiliate commission.

Summary

Easy Affiliate is a powerful plugin for membership sites that allows you to easily increase your sales and affiliate commissions with easy-to-use tools like personalized dashboards, email capture forms, and one click upsells!

June 25, 2021
Reasons for Using Images In Blog Posts And Where To Find images

Search by image applications have made optimization and other digital techniques of visual attraction much easier for their consumers. The reverse visual search technology allows individuals to look for authentic, similar pictures to the photos of their interest, within few seconds from all across the Web.

One of the many services that have benefited from the advent of picture search, is the presence of blog posts. Blogs are the IT thing for content creators of today’s online community – a regular source of interactive information, updates, and other trendy ideas.

Why Should You Make Image Lookup A Part Of Your Blog Sphere?

Well, duh. Who doesn’t like eye-catchy and fun pictures to look at? Images make whatever point that is being discussed, ten times easier to comprehend and work upon. You can be a noob or a seasoned expert in the world of blog posts, it doesn’t matter – you’ll always need pictures to back up your point.

Show And Not Only Tell The World About Your Ideas

From creating a blog about easy, DIY crafts, to giving out trade tips and tricks via your posts, search by image will make things easy for you in multiple ways. First, the use of appropriate pictures is going to alleviate your content a notch above others. Words are effective, but images make things much more clear.

Articulate Your Thoughts In The Most Precise Manner Via Image Search

Second, by using photographs, you will be showing your audience EXACTLY what your vision is. Whether you are to offer home-based services, or talking about top fashion trends around the world, your readers will be able to visualize all that you are talking about.

Search By Image Is Your Best Friend For Optimization

As important as good, quality content is, even more, relevant is how you decide to put it out there for the world to consume. You could have the most average idea about something, but your presentation will make it stand out among the crowd. It is all about presentation, being on the right platform if you want to be noticed.

The reverse image lookup technique allows consumers to create and scan through backlinks, identify plagiarized content, trace relevant activities, get through to the source of the data they plan to consume, and a lot more. By investing your time in effort in reliable search by image services, you can quite definitely change your content creation game.

All of the above-mentioned possibilities are only possible if you have a good search by image platform at your disposal. One that can provide you with quality content, but while ensuring its authenticity as well. You certainly do not need any plagiarism cases or hoodwinks robbing you of. The image finder tool by Reverseimagesearch.Com is recommended to get the best visual search experience as the picture search utility scan the image and retrieves results from three main image search engines Google, Bing, and, Yandex. Have a plan, first know what you want, and then begin your search. Plus, it is also important to have a good image to start with. It can be something you captured yourself, but you can begin with a screenshot as well.

There Are Benefits For All Types Of Blogs

One of the best perks offered by these visual search applications is that they are inclusive – they provide something or the other for everyone. By using the correct input images, individuals can scan through a diverse range of data to get the best pictures for their blogs.

How To Add The Oomph In Your Blog Through Search By Image?

Personal blogs are arguably one of the most visited and read blogs out of them all. They provide you with the liberty of sharing your own beliefs, world views, and experiences with the world, and if you manage to strike a chord with your audience you are immediately put into the spotlight.

Images will make your narration of everyday events and encounters much more attractive to go through. Also, pictures will provide the credibility that your words need. Readers will be able to see, all that you saw, and witness virtually all that you go through.

Search By Image For Your Business Blog

Financial matters can be tricky in terms of how sensitive issues related to money can be, but what’s even trickier is the kind of knowledge that business blogs impart. If you are someone like us, you’d see numbers flying around and arithmetic symbols doing the tango, before you can begin to understand what they mean.

But imagine instead of reading about digits, profit, and loss, you get to see what the poor writer is trying to tell you? Here comes the role of visual search. By providing histograms, graphs, diagrams, pie charts, and other visually pleasant structures, things can become a lot less messy.

June 24, 2021