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By Traffic redirecting you will be benefited one time but permanently you will be loser. It's heart your audience and audience impact with your site negatively .Sometimes audience express his bad comments about your site on social media,forum,article among of them any one directly complain about your site to search engine and block your site from their end and search engine will stop to crawl your site so your site is going to die.  

Your public profile appears when people search for you using a public search engine like Google, Yahoo!, Bing, etc. You can  edit your public profile  from the  Edit Profile  page. Hide your public profile Move your cursor over  Profile  at the top of your homepage and select  Edit Profile . Click the   Settings icon next to the URL under your profile photo. It'll be an address like www.linkedin.com/in/yourname Under the section  Customize Your Public Profile  on the right, click  Make my public profile visible to no one . Your LinkedIn profile won't appear in search engines and won't be visible to non-LinkedIn members Click Save  After you disable your public profile, it may take several weeks for it to be removed from search engine results.              Show your public profile or change the sections displayed   Move your cursor over  Profile  at the top of y...

In our messages to you, we include a security footer message with your name and professional headline to help you distinguish authentic LinkedIn emails from "phishing" email messages. "Phishing" emails often look very similar to legitimate ones, but they likely wouldn't have this personalized information and may also contain links that direct you to malicious sites instead of LinkedIn. By default, your professional headline in the security footer message consists of your current position and the company listed on your LinkedIn Profile. You may  customize  this professional headline at any time. Currently, only certain emails from LinkedIn contain a security footer message, but expect to see it in all emails in the coming months. While the presence of this security footer message alone does not guarantee that an email is legitimate, it gives you additional assurance that the email originated from LinkedIn. Most "phishing" attacks targeting larg...

User Explorer Examine individual-user behavior at the session level. Data for the User Explorer report is available from March 9, 2016 forward. The User Explorer report lets you isolate and examine individual rather than aggregate user behavior. Individual user behavior is associated with either Client-ID or User-ID. Understanding aggregate behavior is important when you’re managing large efforts, for example, campaigns that target large geographic areas. Understanding individual behavior is important when you want to personalize the user experience, or when you need to gain insight into or troubleshoot a specific user experience: for example if you want to analyze the behavior of a user who has an unusually high average order value or see where a user ran into trouble with placing an order. In this article : Setup To see User-ID data in the report, you need to  enable the User-ID feature in your property settings . Client IDs appear in the report by...

Hi Momenul, I'm writing to share an important update to Upwork's pricing and  Terms of Service . Starting in June, we will change our fee structure so that  the more business you do with your clients on Upwork, the more earnings you keep . Upwork will charge a sliding fee based on your lifetime billings with each client (across all hourly and fixed-price contracts you’ve ever had with them on Upwork). These are the fees you will pay: 20% for the first $500 you bill your client across all contracts 10% for total billings with your client between $500.01 and $10,000 5% for total billings with your client that exceed $10,000 For example, if you begin an hourly or fixed-price contract with a new client for $600, you’ll be billed 20% on the first $500 and 10% on the remaining $100. Here's what your net earnings will look like over time, as a percentage of what the client is billed: When the new pricing takes effect, we'll honor the previous 10% fee for all active contracts ,...

Bringing HTTPS to all blogspot domain blogs Posted: 03 May 2016 10:04 AM PDT [Cross-posted from the  Google Security Blog ] via-Blogger Buz HTTPS is fundamental to internet security; it protects the integrity and confidentiality of data sent between websites and visitors' browsers. Last September, we  began  rolling out HTTPS support for blogspot domain blogs so you could try it out. Today, we’re launching another milestone: an HTTPS version for every blogspot domain blog. With this change, visitors can access any blogspot domain blog over an encrypted channel. The HTTPS indicator in the Chrome browser As part of this launch, we're removing the HTTPS Availability setting. Even if you did not previously turn on this setting, your blogs will have an HTTPS version enabled. We’re also adding a  new setting called HTTPS Redirect  that allows you to opt-in to redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS. While all blogspot blogs will have an HTTPS version enabled, if you turn...