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How to Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile to Get Job Offers

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 Make the most of your LinkedIn profile to attract more job offers and grow your network. Zivica Kerkez / Shutterstock.com

Yesterday, Karen from HR told you she got a new job offer on LinkedIn. Now you’re thinking: Why is everyone else getting job offers via LinkedIn but not me? I know why. It’s because you set up your profile five years ago, posted one photo of you and your dog, and haven’t updated it since. It’s time for some serious LinkedIn profile optimization now. See how to optimize your LinkedIn profile and…

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The Most Popular Ice Cream Brand in Every State

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 Here’s what ice cream lovers choose time and time again in each state. PintoArt / Shutterstock.com

When temperatures are rising, more Americans being to think about how they’ll beat the heat. And there are few ways to cool off more enjoyable than that classic sweet, frosty treat: ice cream. Ice cream is ubiquitous in the U.S., enjoyed by nearly 90% of Americans, according to the Simmons National Consumer Survey. Ice cream makers in the U.S. produce more than 1.38 billion gallons of ice…

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How Much Do Online Business Owners Make?

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 Find out which online business thrive the most with this overview of average monthly revenue. Diego Cervo / Shutterstock.com

In recent years, there has been a noticeable surge in individuals embarking on new business ventures. More individuals are exploring opportunities in entrepreneurship, but many lack visibility into how much these new business ventures might actually earn. To help prospective business owners better understand their earning potential, Flippa — the largest online marketplace for buying and…

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Why You Shouldn’t Get a Golden Visa

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 Recently, golden visa programs across Europe have seen sweeping changes. CroMary / Shutterstock.com

The tide is turning among Europe’s golden visa programs. A wave of more restrictive policies, more expensive minimum thresholds, and outright elimination of programs has swept across the continent in recent months.

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5 Tips to Avoid Car-Buying Scams

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 If you want to stay safe, you need to know the risks of selling your car yourself. Nestor Rizhniak / Shutterstock.com

Buying a car is sometimes a grueling experience. First, you’ll need to track down the right vehicle and negotiate a price with the seller. At the same time, you’ll have an existing vehicle to get rid of, and you’ll likely want to make some money on the sale. On top of all that, you may run into car buying scams. The easiest way to offload a used vehicle is to trade it in when you buy a new one.

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7 Smart Ways to Use Old Toothbrushes

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 Get more mileage out of used toothbrushes instead of throwing them out. Issarawat Tattong / Shutterstock.com

What happens to your old toothbrush when it’s ready to be put to pasture? The American Dental Association suggests replacing your toothbrush every three or four months, or sooner if the bristles start looking frayed. And if you’ve had a cold or the flu, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences advises tossing your brush when you recover in favor of a new one. That means you’re sending…

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