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Elon Musk Has Lost His Own Popularity Contest on Twitter

Elon Musk might be growing tired of his new job. And is it any wonder? Since buying Twitter for $44 billion, he also has worked as its CEO, reforming a culture unaccustomed to his management style, sparring with advertisers and users, and personally revamping Twitter’s content policies and enforcement decisions, supposedly in the name of free speech.

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15 Landing Page Best Practices [Infographic]

Are you looking for ways to optimize your landing pages? Want to follow industry best practices to maximize landing page conversions? The team from Toptal share their tips for success in this infographic.

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Twitter Implements New Rules Banning Links to Other Social Platforms

Time to review your Twitter bio, because Elon and Co. have got some new rules about what you can link out to – and if you don’t get in line, you’ll find yourself suspended real quick.

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Infographic Design Trends for 2023 [Infographic]

Looking for ways to make your visuals stand out in 2023? This could help – the team from Venngage have put together a new overview of key visual trends in infographics, and how you could look to present your data in the new year.

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The Complete SEO Checklist: 41 Steps to Google Success [Infographic]

Are you looking for ways to optimize your website for Google? Have you heard of SEO but aren’t sure what exactly it entails? The team from Ahrefs share their SEO checklist in this infographic.

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Twitter’s Banning of Journalists Could Help to Establish a New Approach to Content Moderation in the App

In amongst all the angst and argument sparked by Elon Musk’s most recent actions in suspending journalists from the app, in between all the rage-bait and trolling from both sides of the political spectrum, there actually may be some new seeds of uneasy agreement forming, from which we could potentially see a new moderation approach grow and flourish within Elon’s ‘Twitter 2.0’ experiment.