As the average size of files and computer storage has grown over the decades, we are using more terms than ever to represent file sizes.
You may have heard terms like kilobyte, megabyte, gigabyte and terabyte thrown around, but what do these actually mean?
More importantly, how do these relate to each other, and which ones are the biggest?
In this article, I’ll cover everything that you need to know!
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You do not need to own a large company to benefit immensely from the power of data scraping.
While large organizations are already collecting and analyzing insanely large amounts of data, data scraping / mining is not only reserved for those with large budgets, powerful computers, and large research teams.
In fact, with the right frame of mind, data scraping has enormous benefits for small businesses as well.
The difference between good marketers and great marketers is how they effectively utilize data to make marketing decisions. While this certainly starts with the data we collect from our own website, our visitors, and our customers, it does not have to stop there.
With the vast amount of data available online, it’s possible to make use of data that’s available publicly on other people’s websites as well. Both collecting and utilizing it are a lot easier than most entrepreneurs think.
In this article, I intend to show you how small business owners like yourself can utilize data scraping to help you make more money from your business. Showing you the benefits that data mining can offer even for very small companies, and how to begin scraping and organizing data straight away.
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