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Hello DZone Community Members!   Greetings from your friendly neighborhood Community Engagement Manager!   I wanted to quickly bring you some exciting updates to our website that rolled out yesterday evening.   First, when you visit the homepage today, you may notice that there is a new navigation bar at the top. We've redesigned our content categories and Zones to more closely reflect something we all understand pretty well, the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC).   Now, when you visit DZone.com, you'll see that top nav bar has been reorganized to include five categories that mirror the SDLC:   -       Coding -       Culture and Methodologies -       Data Engineering -       Software Design and Architecture -       Testing, Deployment, and Maintenance   Our main goal with this update is to make the content easier for you to consume by allowing you to focus on the areas that align with your development needs. We've also made sure to better surface more useful resources like our Refcards and Trend Reports by topic to help you to further expand your development journey. And don't worry – nothing has changed on your end. You can still submit articles the same way you always have. Second, we're now going to be highlighting some of the most knowledgeable experts and contributors across our 25 Zones (up from 14!). These Zones are now subcategories under each SDLC stage. Within each Zone, we will be featuring four experts from our community who are some of our best and most active contributors - those who are truly knowledge leaders in their space!   We will be rotating these on a regular cadence and experts will be chosen based on their knowledge of the discipline, the quality of their contributions, and how active they are within our community. You could be one of our featured experts! For a bit more in depth look at all the changes, check out our article.   Whew! I think those are enough changes for one day, but there's a whole lot more to come in 2023 so stay tuned! For now, head on over and explore the new changes, follow your favorite expert contributor, and feel free to drop us a line at community@dzone.com with any questions or feedback on the new navigation.   We so appreciate everything you all do for us and we know we would not be here without you! THANK YOU! Sincerely,

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This is why your blog isn't growing in traffic

46% of companies of companies are unsuccessful with their content marketing because of this...

Most people write content based on what they want to write on.

But if you write on the same keywords over and over again you'll find that your traffic won't really go up by much... if any.

You have to keep finding not just new topics to write on, but new keywords as well.

In essence you have to look at "content gaps".

It's really easy to do and it helps ensure that every piece of content you write helps grow your traffic.

​Here's how to find content gaps.

Take 5 minutes and make sure you check it out. It will save you time in the long run.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

PS: If you want my team to find your content gaps, hit us up.

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Why I Focus on Social Media Marketing Over SEO

Most people don't know me as an entrepreneur or even a marketer.

Most people think I'm just an SEO guy.

Of course over the years I have learned and mastered most digital marketing channels.

And I've found to focus more of my time social media than SEO. Here's why.

Hope it gives you a new perspective on digital marketing.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

PS: By the way, I still love SEO. I just happen to focus more on social media.

PPS: Speaking of SEO, check out my favorite keyword research strategy.

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Black Friday Promotion: Lifetime Membership to Ubersuggest

I know we are still a few days from Black Friday.

But during this time, people get busy with the holidays and world cup.

So we decided to run our promotion a bit early.

Pay once for Ubersuggest and never pay again.

​Check out the deal here.

Hope you have an amazing week and best of luck to your team winning the world cup.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

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Auto-scaling a Spring Boot native app with Nomad

This week, write your Kubernetes infrastructure as Go code, auto-scale a Spring Boot native app with Nomad, compare Remix and Next.js, and much more!

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NEW! 2022 Performance & Site Reliability Trend Report Discover a holistic view of where devs stand in their observability practices (and challenges) today and dive deeper into the world of site reliability and observability systems beyond measuring performance. Get the report >

BEST OF THE WEEK Auto-Scaling a Spring Boot Native App With Nomad // Kyriakos Mandalas </> CORE Ending the DevOps vs. Software Engineer Cold War // Amit Eyal Govrin Ten Questions About Staff Plus Engineers When It Comes to Technical Career Development // Otavio Santana </> CORE Write Your Kubernetes Infrastructure as Go Code - Combine CDK8s With AWS CDK // Abhishek Gupta </> CORE When To Use the @DynamicUpdate With Spring Data JPA // Denis Magda </> CORE 20 Basic Git Commands Every QA Engineer Should Know // Serhii Zabolenny Shift Left: Value Creation in Scrum // Stefan Wolpers </> CORE Remix vs Next.js Which One Should You Use? // Anna Lopez Security Implications of URL Parsing Differentials // Thomas Chauchefoin What Are SpeedUp and ScaleUp in DBMS? // Sarang S Babu DZONE PUBLICATION EXCLUSIVES Kubernetes in the Enterprise  [TREND REPORT] // Alan Hohn, Pratik Prakash, Pavan Belagatti, Marija Naumovska, Daniel Stori, Ray Elenteny, Yitaek Hwang, Sudip Sengupta, Eric Goebelbecker, David Snatch, Mike Gates NoSQL Migration Essentials  [REFCARD] // Matthew Groves & Frank Eaves Getting Started With Robotic Process Automation  [REFCARD] // Lahiru Fernando Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Management and Governance  [REFCARD] // Stefan Thorpe </> CORE GitOps for Kubernetes  [REFCARD] // Ninad Desai Mobile Database Essentials  [REFCARD] // Mark Gamble Distributed SQL Essentials  [REFCARD] // Andrew Oliver UPCOMING LIVE WEBINARS Reign Supreme With Automated Testing on the Cloud  [DEC 7 | 1PM EDT] // Vidur Amin, Annalisa Camarillo, & Pushkal Mehrish, Avo Automation Shift Left Observability: Discover True Cloud Native Observability  [DEC 8 | 1PM EDT] // Eric D. Schabell & George Hamilton, Chronosphere FEATURED ON-DEMAND WEBINARS Playing With Fire: Prometheus Tips to Avoid Getting Burned // Julius Volz, PromLabs & George Hamilton, Chronosphere Automation for Kubernetes Clusters: sudoRy, a Kubernetes Executor  // Jerry Lee, NexClipper

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The Biggest Opportunity in Digital Marketing

We've been analyzing a lot of trends and running tons of experiments.

And we've found the biggest opportunity in digital marketing.

Funny enough it involves search, but not in the traditional way marketers think.

​Check out the opportunity.

Towards the end of the post I break down the 3 ways to leverage the opportunity.

Hope it helps.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

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The easiest way to get more blog traffic

There are a lot of strategies you can use to get more blog traffic.

And trust me when I say this I literally have tried them all.

Anytime a new strategy comes around, I test it out.

Out of all of them, this is the easiest way to get more blog traffic.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

PS: Here's how I grew my email subscriber list to 873,049 subscribers​

PPS: Here's how Amazon SEO works.

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Nearly 50% of companies make this mistake

Did you know that only 52% of companies that use landing pages actually optimize them for conversions?

I have one question for them:

Why go through the trouble of making a landing page if you're not going to take the time to make sure it converts?

I can help you create landing pages that speak directly to your audience's needs—and actually drive conversions.

Book a call with one of my team's specialists here, and let's get started on your customized digital strategy.

Cheers,

Neil Patel

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Tips for learning a new programming language

This week, see how to use Render to scale a microservices app, explore seven tips for learning a new programming language, and much more!

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[Webinar Tomorrow] Prometheus Tips to Avoid Getting Burned Prometheus co-founder Julius Volz and George Hamilton of Chronosphere will discuss potential pitfalls of Prometheus-based monitoring and best practices to get the most from your cloud-native monitoring. Don't miss out >

BEST OF THE WEEK How I Used Render To Scale My Microservices App With Ease // John Vester </> CORE 7 Easy and Effective Tips for Learning a New Programming Language // Hiren Dhaduk Three Ways To Separate Plain Text From HTML Using Java // Brian O'Neill </> CORE Scrum Tools and Practices to Enhance an Incomplete Framework // Stefan Wolpers </> CORE API Authentication Using Azure AD in IBM API Connect // Abhinav Priyadarshi TypeScript Interview Questions and Answers // Mahesh Sharma Managed MQTT Broker Comparison — Performance Test and Development // David Li How to Create a Live Barcode Scanner Using the Webcam in JavaScript // Eric Parker How to Do a T-Test in Python? // Stylianos Kampakis Advanced Filtering and Full-Text Search Using Hibernate Search With Angular/Spring Boot // Sven Loesekann DZONE PUBLICATION EXCLUSIVES Kubernetes in the Enterprise  [TREND REPORT] // Alan Hohn, Pratik Prakash, Pavan Belagatti, Marija Naumovska, Daniel Stori, Ray Elenteny, Yitaek Hwang, Sudip Sengupta, Eric Goebelbecker, David Snatch, Mike Gates Database Systems  [TREND REPORT] // Ted Gooch, Kellyn Gorman, Monica Rathbun, Daniel Stori, Abhishek Gupta, Oren Eini, Rosana de Oliveira Gomes, Dr. Magesh Kasthuri, Mike Gates, Lauren Forbes Getting Started With Robotic Process Automation  [REFCARD] // Lahiru Fernando Kubernetes Multi-Cluster Management and Governance  [REFCARD] // Stefan Thorpe </> CORE GitOps for Kubernetes  [REFCARD] // Ninad Desai Mobile Database Essentials  [REFCARD] // Mark Gamble Distributed SQL Essentials  [REFCARD] // Andrew Oliver MQTT Essentials  [REFCARD] // Mike Bowers Advanced Cloud Security  [REFCARD] // Samir Behara </> CORE UPCOMING LIVE WEBINARS Playing With Fire: Prometheus Tips to Avoid Getting Burned  [NOV 17 | 1PM EDT] // Julius Volz, PromLabs & George Hamilton, Chronosphere Reign Supreme With Automated Testing on the Cloud  [DEC 7 | 1PM EDT] // Vidur Amin, Annalisa Camarillo, & Pushkal Mehrish, Avo Automation

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