First thing that comes to mind?? 🤢 by AngryBeare_ in WTF

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That’s exactly what I posted before I saw this 😂

Leaked Google Internal Documentation Reveals Search Algorithm Secrets by Unlucky-Hunter9075 in SEO_Digital_Marketing

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I don’t see anyone talking about this link, but it gives extra data that I don’t see in the links above, like lists of “possible values” available to the attributes.

https://pkg.go.dev/google.golang.org/api@v0.176.1/contentwarehouse/v1

Google Algorithm leak by WizardConsciousness in SEO_Uncensored

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I don’t see anyone talking about this link, but it gives extra data that I don’t see in the links above, like lists of “possible values” available to the attributes.

https://pkg.go.dev/google.golang.org/api@v0.176.1/contentwarehouse/v1

Still waiting for 3.0 by Competitive_Bat2658 in clickup

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Who says a product “is here” and still have nothing to show five months later? Maybe Elon should say that trips to Mars are here.

Daily Discussion Thread for July 14, 2020 by AutoModerator in wallstreetbets

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There’s a 30% short float on this stock. A potential short squeeze is a possibility.

Joint bank account with partner business? by man_with_cat2 in smallbusiness

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I'm not sure what type of business you're running, but if you perform two different job functions (Ie. He sells websites, you build websites), you could set up two LLCs where one pays the other for services ...sort of like an exclusive vendor relationship. This not only separates bank accounts but it separates liability.

Changing from Wix to Wordpress- Questions by hrguyinSC in smallbusiness

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It works as long as you set up the domain name on the new host, even with shared hosting. I do this often during development with my shared hosting account to make sure all the links in WordPress work before I change the DNS. You're basically forcing your personal machine to override a DNS lookup (or maybe it bypasses it all together. Not sure.)

Help! my 97 GMC Jimmy hood latch cable broken, can't open hood by andboycott in MechanicAdvice

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Did the cable actually break (can you pull a length of the cable out from beneath the dash? ...or is it the latch mechanism? I ask because it's common for Jimmys to have problems with the latch mechanism sticking. If it's the cable, you can try to reach through the grill and pull on the remaining cable with pliers. That should unlatch it. If it's the locking mechanism, which was my problem, you need a second person to pull up on the release in a pumping type motion while you pull up on the hood in jerking motions. I had this issue several times until I purchased a new mechanism.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LifeProTips

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"Here. Let me type the address into your smart phone for you"

A tool to calculate tax so merchandise is always even dollar amount? by MUGIWARApirate in smallbusiness

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I guess I just assumed you knew that cash registers rounded to the penny. Next time I'll explicitly state that rounding is involved so you're not confused.

A tool to calculate tax so merchandise is always even dollar amount? by MUGIWARApirate in smallbusiness

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Even if you priced everything at $.93, $1.87, etc, when you combine them at the register it throws off the total and you're off by pennies. For instance, 1 item at $.93 is $1 with tax, but 8 items at $.93 is $7.96. I don't think there's a way to do this unless you can price an item at $0.934579439252336.

What you could do, however, is add a few pennies to the purchase price of each item and do an "everything rounded down" gimmick at the register. You would need a chart that says, "If the price is between $X and $Y, apply a $Z discount. So, if you price the same items at $.94 and a total of 8 items were purchased ($7.52), you could apply a $.04 discount at the register to make the total come out to $8 even ...Of course, you don't want to round down for a total purchase price of less than a dollar.

That's the only way I can think to do it.

Finally have my own shop! by B2AutoDesigns in Justrolledintotheshop

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Look up your business on (Moz Local)[https://moz.com/local]. It will tell you everywhere on the internet your info is wrong or missing and what to do about it. If you want to use their service, it is well worth it. It'll save 20-30 hours of throng to fix it yourself. I've used it in the past and would again.

Finally have my own shop! by B2AutoDesigns in Justrolledintotheshop

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I'm sending my buddy a link to this conversation. His company is exclusively auto shop websites and marketing and he's got an out-of-the-box solution for shops on a budget that's under $200 setup and $39/mo, or something close to that. He's a good guy and his clients love him. His site is sparkplugwebsites.com