For the past 16 years every October has been National Cybersecurity Awareness month. This partnership between private parties and governmental organizations provides members of the community with useful information on how to remain safe and secure online. This year’s topic is “OWN IT, SECURE IT, PROTECT IT”

eGuide Tech Allies teaches you the beginning of making your very own website. This step by step tutorial will give you all you need to start out your new Wix website!

New to Google Analytics? Unsure about what a bounce rate is and what the difference is between users and sessions? No fear, Lauren from eGuide will walk you through the very basics of your Google Analytics dashboard as well as one of her favorite insights that Google Analytics provides for digital marketers.

eGuide CEO, Gregory Perrine, walks you through LinkedIn Job Recruiting tools. Built into the platform, LinkedIn allows for easy applicant, review, interview management, and candidate funneling.

Facebook and G-Chat are just the tips of the iceberg as it pertains to the modern apps that allow us to write and present a vast array of texts and responses. Grammarly is a grammar checking software that realizes the multifacetedness of modern communication, thus providing a service that allows us to manage our grammar from LinkedIn, Messenger, Salesforce, and beyond.

New year, new you, right? It’s the mantra that’s chanted from every Starbucks loving millennial (including myself — literally sipping from a Starbucks cup as I type) from just before the ball drops to the end of January. It’s the time where we focus on going back to the gym, improving ourselves, trying a diet, doing a health challenge, the list goes on. But what about your technology habits?

We've talked about the features and functionality (http://www.eguidetechallies.com/blog/trello) that Trello has to offer, and now you can see us actually walk through the program!

In the video below you will see eGuide Tech Allies owner, Gregory Perrine walk through how to set up an account, and get going with Trello.

The reality of the matter is, the world is only becoming more mobile, and more cluttered. With emails piling up in your inbox, apps pushing notifications through every few moments, and group text conversations blowing up from last weekend's festivities, it's no wonder why many people have technology paralysis and can't seem to complete a simple project or task. 

Enter Trello. Alright, yes, this is another technology tool, that has the potential of cluttering up your life but used properly, it can bring order to the chaos of your computer and phone.  

In the simplest of terms, an IP Address stands for "Internet Protocol Address". And a Local IP Address is what identifies your device to a local network. 

Great, What does that mean?

The best way to think of an IP Address is like an electronic return address label for your internet connection. Its unique code with a built-in set of rules (protocols) that allows you to send and receive information on the internet.

It seems like every purchase these days has some sort of Wifi capabilities - from printers to e-readers, to every new smart device, we are constantly testing the limits of our router and internet. 

So how does your internet stack up? 

Is easy to find out what your download and upload speed are currently functioning at with a free website called www.speedtest.net.