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Conversion Rate Optimization

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Conversion Rate Optimization is not just the new buzz phrase but the goal that all businesses want from their website. A well built, mobile friendly website with proper landing pages aids in improving your conversion rate. OMA Comp builds all websites to ensure that the website will have the tools and initial optimization needed to meet search engine requirements including Googles landing page quality score so your business will have the opportunity for the best performance. Contact OMA Comp and we can take a look at your current website to see if you are meeting the prerequisites to reach conversion rate optimization highest potential.

U.S. Costly Computer Troubles

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Technical glitches have again affected millions of Americans today. Computer failures halted the New York Stock Exchange for nearly 4 hours and temporarily grounded United Airlines planes. As our livelihood has become increasingly dependent on computer systems, it is important to partner with an IT company to make sure your systems are up-to-date, running efficiently and to help decrease your potential risk. OMA Comp prides itself on providing the highest protection available as well as prompt service when an unavoidable problem does arise to get your business up and running as soon as possible with minimum delay.

NEW CORPORATE SCAM EXPLOITING LARA

LARA Scam Alert

The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs announced that there is a new scam attempting to collect $150.00 from corporations. Targets receive an official looking document from the “Division of Corporate Services” requiring corporations to fill out a “2015 Annual Minutes Form” and pay a $150.00 fee to be in compliance. Do not fill out or return this form. Corporations should only respond to correspondence that arrives direct from LARA. Read more

Undo Send Button

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Many of us have sent an email inadvertently to the wrong person realizing only after clicking the send button. Or after a moment of thought regretted sending an email and realized too late it was not the best idea to send it but it was already in the recipient’s inbox.

Gmail is rolling out an undo send button to allow people a moment of pause before you can’t take it back. On Gmail’s webmail only, you will have the option of 5 to 30 seconds to retract a sent email. This is not without drawbacks; the undo send button will delay all of your messages from being received by the intended recipient which is not always convenient in this fast paced world.