We all know that a cup of coffee is a great way to start the day and pick you up from an afternoon slump. Did you also know that used coffee grounds are amazing for your skin? After you hop out of the shower: Mix your coffee grounds with some face oil Lightly massage the mixture onto your face Let it sit for at least 10 minutes Rinse off with warm (not hot though!) water Most importantly, take a minute to admire the lovely glow your freshly moisturized skin has. Instagram selfie time? Definitely.

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Most of us carry our tension, stress and pain around in our bodies. A good massage can help you unwind and feel great. And a little lifehack: when you feel great, you look great. A professional massage is the best choice, but even a quick shoulder massage from a friend or family member can work wonders.

Stress = tension = wrinkles 😱 As they say, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. In this case, it’s dealing with the stress of daily life before it wreaks havoc on your skin. There’s no need to don a robe and head off to the mountains, or even use a fancy word like meditation. Give yourself 10 minutes a day to relax. Observe your breathing. Focus on your bodily sensations. Let everything else go.

People spend a lot of money and time picking out the right shampoo but then skimp on conditioner. Even worse is rushing through the process with a “2-in-1” concoction. Instead, invest in a good leave-in conditioner. Conditioner time is you time! Put in your conditioner and take advantage of the time to relax before you rinse it out. Read a book, chat with a friend or do a mini-meditation. It’s all good.

Garbage in, Garbage out. Alas. If you won the genetic lottery, congrats. For the rest of us, we have to really focus on eating clean in order to see results. Don’t go wild. Make gradual, sustainable changes to your diet. This can be as simple as replacing a stash of unhealthy snacks with carrot sticks and hummus. Once that sticks, swap take out for a home cooked meal. Use the 80/20 rule to cheat a bit. A splurge or two a week is ok if it keeps you on the wagon. And don’t forget to drink water! Dehydration is a skin killer.

Moisture! Moisture! Moisture! Stuck in a dry office all day? Invest in a quality moisturizer. Yes, invest. A little bit of effort now will pay dividends for decades. Whether you’re in an Arizona summer or North Dakota winter, use the proper gear to protect your face — a good hat, scarf, sunscreen and a mask after a day out in the elements.

Looking refreshed isn’t just a matter of luck. Finding the right products for your skin and hair type is hard work. Learning to manage stress takes time. Cooking healthy meals is harder than grabbing fast food. But you can do it! The best way to continue is to work with a professional stylist or consultant that can wrap up all these loose threads for you: finding clothes that accent your look, how to use the right products, what to eat and how to take care of yourself.

Keywords are the phrases people type into search bars. Let’s say you need to buy a bookshelf. Your Google search may look something like these: Bookshelves Bookshelves for sale Bookshelves near me Buy bookshelves online Bookshelves with drawers Of course, what you search for depends on what you need. If a keyword is broad or simple (for example, “bookshelves”), it probably gets searched a lot. To start your research: Brainstorm both broad and specific keywords that could be relevant to your site. Find a keyword research tool, like Google Analytics, and see how many times each of your keywords was searched in the last year. Put the keywords into Google’s search bar and see which of your competitors rank high in the results. It can be hard to rank high on popular keywords, so use keywords that fit your website.

The more places that are linked to your site, the more important Google thinks it is. Link building means making sure that you have: Links within your site that connect pages in a clear way; and Links on other sites that encourage people to visit yours. Make sure that people can easily get around your site without becoming lost or confused. If there’s a page on your site that is super important, have your other pages link back to it. Links on other websites are called external links. Everytime a link to your site is shared on social media, blogs, or other websites, Google takes that as a cue that people are interested in your site. Flooding your site with a million links won’t help anyone, and neither will trying to get your site listed on a bunch of random places. Instead, make your site easy to get around, and create real connections in online communities.

SEO offers no guarantees, but you can set yourself up for success. Ready to make more changes? Here are some next steps: Make your site mobile-friendly. More and more people are accessing sites from their phones instead of a laptop or desktop computer. Work on the accessibility of your site. Manage content and tags so that everyone can access it in a way that works for them. Remove content or media that slows down the loading time of your site. Is your website created with Wix? You’re in luck! Check out the Wix SEO Learning Hub (https://www.wix.com/seo/learn) for even more ways to optimize your site.

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