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    1. Asked: November 13, 2020In: Communication

      How do you measure the effectiveness of video blogging (vlogging)?

      Ewan Gruffudd
      Ewan Gruffudd
      Added an answer on November 14, 2020 at 12:16 pm

      Engagement levels are important metrics to gauge the effectiveness of video content. It gives an understanding whether the content is right for the video and flows in sync with the text on the website. Another key metric is Watch Rate, that refers to the percentage of a video that’s watched by vieweRead more

      Engagement levels are important metrics to gauge the effectiveness of video content. It gives an understanding whether the content is right for the video and flows in sync with the text on the website. Another key metric is Watch Rate,
      that refers to the percentage of a video that’s watched by viewers. Most of the product videos initiate the buying process and that happens when the prospects enjoy a large portion of the video. Making the customers click is one aspect and driving them to watch it till the end is another. Both the jobs are equally challenging. This makes watch rate more meaningful as it gives the right measure of the effectiveness of video content.

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    2. Asked: November 13, 2020In: Finance

      What are the best saving tips that work fine?

      Ewan Gruffudd
      Ewan Gruffudd
      Added an answer on November 14, 2020 at 12:16 pm

      Sign up for every free customer rewards program you can. No matter where you live, you’ll find plenty of retailers who are willing to reward you for shopping at their store. Here’s the basic game plan for maximizing these programs: create a Gmail or Yahoo address just for these mailings, collect eveRead more

      Sign up for every free customer rewards program you can. No matter where you live, you’ll find plenty of retailers who are willing to reward you for shopping at their store. Here’s the basic game plan for maximizing these programs: create a Gmail or Yahoo address just for these mailings, collect every card you can, and then check that account for extra coupons whenever you’re ready to shop.
      You can add to those rewards and discounts by using rewards credit cards to earn points on purchases at a wide range of stores that can be redeemed for cash back or other benefits.
      Write a list before you go shopping – and stick to it. One of the easiest ways to save money is to only shop when you have a list. Because when you’re without one, you typically end up making impulse buys and unplanned purchases – all things that cost money.
      Creating a list before you go to the grocery store is especially important. Not only can it help you buy items that fit with your meal plan, but it can also help you avoid buying food you might waste. Always create a list and, more importantly, stick to it.
You can also take advantage of a cash back rewards card that gives bonus cash at grocery stores – just be sure to pay off the balance each month.
      Invite friends over instead of going out. Going out to eat has a way of completely destroying both your food budget and your entertainment budget in one fell swoop. And no matter what, it is always cheaper to stay in with friends and come up with your own entertainment.
      Instead of hitting the town, host a fun pitch-in dinner with your friends. Play cards, sit around a fire pit, or watch movies with your guests. You’ll all save money – and have a blast.
      Don’t spend big money entertaining your children. Most children, especially young ones, can be entertained very cheaply. Buy them an end roll of newspaper from your local paper and let their creativity run wild. Play ball in the backyard. Head to the park. Plant a garden. Teach them to ride a bike without training wheels once and for all.
      Realize that what your children want most of all is your time, not your stuff, and you’ll find money in your pocket and joy in your heart.
      Negotiate rates with your credit card company or complete a balance transfer. If you’re paying a lot of interest on your credit cards, it’s important to know that you do have some power as long as you’ve been making your payments. Not only do you have the right to negotiate your current interest rate with your credit card issuer, but you have the right to transfer your balance to an entirely different card as well. (In fact, that is perhaps your biggest bargaining chip.)
      Start by calling your card issuer at the number on the back of your card and explaining your request. If you don’t make any progress with them, check out these balance transfer credit cards to find one with an introductory 0% APR that could help you save hundreds of dollars in interest over time.
      Turn off the lights. Keeping the lights on in your home may not be expensive on a per-watt basis, but it sure does cost money over time. To save as much as you can, turn off lights any time you leave your house – or even when you leave the room. Turning off lights when you have plenty of natural sunlight can also help keep your electric bill down over time. The bottom line: If you aren’t using a light, turn it off.
      Maximize yard sales. Yard sales are a great place to score awesome deals on items you need anyway – think housewares, shoes, clothing, or even sports equipment. The key is, you have to be careful not to use the low prices found at sales as an excuse to buy things you don’t need. At your next garage sale, limit yourself to items that were already on your list of things to buy.

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