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It's going to be two years since we started our newsletter. To be honest, the first few months were a little tough. We were still figuring out how to make the newsletter better and more useful for our audience. This is because no product or content is perfect
For years, the Internet worked like this: You searched on Google, landed on a relevant website, and if your website ranked well, people found your business. Simple, right? Today, that journey looks a whole lot different. Google is no longer the internet's only gateway to information. People ask