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Are you looking for ways to drive more traffic to your blog posts for free? Well, traffic is the reward of a good work on a blog. If you need more traffic, be ready to do more work. You don’t work only to impress search engines, you also need to impress and engage your site visitors. In fact, you can only get quality traffic if your site visitors are satisfied with the value they get from your blog. Social media, especially Facebook and Pinterest are free, powerful traffic tools for bloggers, especially getting new blog readers. But if you don’t know how to use them, thy may end up hurting your site. I will share in this article some pretty cool ways to generate more traffic to any blog and how improve the blog engagement. How to Generate more Free Traffic to Your Blog Posts Facebook is a Powerful Traffic Tool Whenever social media is mentioned, the first one we remember is Facebook. With billions of active users on the platform, it means that if properly utilized, you can get new audi

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is hailed as the next big thing after mechanization. Mechanization improved productivity in factories and farms and gave more leisure time to people. Artificial Intelligence is expected to take care of routine, repetitive tasks so that humans can use their brains for creative purposes. Competition is hot and businesses must aim at reducing costs and improving productivity. Investment in AI is expected to exceed $ 191 billion by 2025. Virtually all the big names like Google, Intel, IBM and Amazon have massively invested in AI developments for various purposes. how artificial intelligence can improve productivity in different business industries and fields These days, AI has helped to simplify the processes involved in most production industries; from decision making to production processes. This has led to better results that are very accurate. Here, we take a look at the top 9 ways  artificial intelligence  leads to productivity increases. 9 Ways AI can Boo

Looking back just a few months ago, I used to think Quora was one of the most promising social networks I’d come across in a long time. The Q&A site had somehow succeeded in drafting very interesting members, which often made great contributions. I couldn’t understand some people’s skepticism, and was sure it would vanish if they gave the site its chance. But now, I’m starting to think the skeptics were right. Even though all the things that made the site’s success are still present, it seems like all the excitement has gone away. Here’s what I think are the main causes. It’s not the next big thing anymore The new kid on the block For a long time, Quora was the next big thing, but that all came to a stop the day Google+ appeared. The early adopters crowd is not a faithful one, and they’ve already moved on to the hipper, younger, prettier site. People like to ponder if Google+ will turn out to be a Facebook killer, but smaller social networks have probably more to fear than Facebook

Many people have been "trapped" at home due to the new coronavirus. The "balanced diet" is often overlooked during the days when you stay home. Will not cheat at will. Because of the inconvenience of buying vegetables, rice noodles are refined every day, and diet is incontinent due to irregular schedules ... These practices will damage the body's immunity to a certain extent and bring viruses Come to standby. Ensuring nutrients can keep human immune cells in optimal condition, improve immunity, and fight against epidemics. Nutrients are an important way to prevent and restore disease for health. In particular, the following nutrients must be indispensable during the anti-epidemic period. The " essential ingredients " made of proteins and antibodies Protein is a component of various enzymes, hormones, antibodies, and immune factors in the human body. These substances help accelerate chemical reactions in the body, regulate body functions, and

More important points: 1 Hepatitis B is divided into acute and chronic. Chronic hepatitis B is a chronic infection among persistent viral infections. The chronicity of hepatitis B virus is due to the presence of cccDNA (covalently closed circular DNA), and it is difficult to remove, so long-term medication control is required. The new coronavirus is an RNA virus, which is an acute infection without cccDNA, which is very different from chronic hepatitis B virus. 2 Some patients with chronic hepatitis B cannot detect protective antibodies because the virus has been replicating, and the progeny virus produced directly "absorbs" the protective antibodies. The new crown virus is an acute infection. For people who clear the new crown virus, there is no such thing as a persistent infection without antibodies. 3 At present, some patients with new coronavirus infection are positive for nucleic acid detection after discharge from hospital. The specific mechanism is not clear. Ther