In this article we will present you with some great tips to retouch your photos using Photoshop. Let’s take a look! Before We Begin Let’s take a look at the original photo that we will be using courtesy of Alraunie-Stock on Deviant Art. 1. Study Your Photo First It’s very tempting to dive into a photo and erase the flaws you immediately detect, but before making any major changes, try to study it first. A photo tells you a lot about itself. Notice the relationship of the light source and the shadows it casts on your subject or the photo’s environment. Take into...

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Posted by willcritchlow In the real world, things go wrong. While we might all wish that everything we did was "fix once, stay fixed", that's rarely the case. Things that were previously "not a problem"(TM) can become "a problem"(TM) rapidly for a variety of reasons: someone changes something unrelated / without realising it would impact you or just screws up (e.g. deploying a staging version of robots.txt or an old version of a server config) the world changes around you (there was a Google update named after a black and white animal a while back) the technical gremlins gang up on you (server downtime, DDoS...

When you actually sit down and map it all out, optimizing a website (even a small one) takes a lot of work! Once you’re done with the actual on-site SEO, there is still link building to contend with, and I would argue that link building never really ends if you want to succeed in the long run. For site owners looking to manage their own SEO, it can get very overwhelming very quickly! But there is no need to panic. Here are 3 ways you can keep your SEO from overrunning your day. 1. Weigh time vs. return. This is a...