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Several studies have shown that the length of a signup form does definitely have an impact on a company’s conversion rate. So, what is more effective, a short form or a longer form? In a nutshell, the shorter form.If you present a sign-up/registration form on your website, you need to think carefully as to how many fields (and which ones) you want to display. Not many people love filling in forms as it is. Thus, don’t ask for those details that you don’t really need (e.g. your address, if you don’t ship anything to them). Why? Because it has shown that the longer your sign-up form is, and thus, the more information you ask from your visitors, the lower your conversion rates will be. Very often, all you need is just an email address (and a name).The concept of “less is more” (few fields à more conversions) can be considered as valid. This is one example that proves it: the company ‘Imagescape’ conducted a study which showed that a contact form with 11 fields was replaced with a form of 4 fields and these were the results:→ 160 % increase in forms submitted→ 120 % increase in conversion→ Quality of submissions remained the sameA study conducted by HubSpot in which 40,000 landing pages have been analysed, also reveals some interesting figures. You will notice that there the conversion rate changes when there is a higher number of fields on a landing page.Source: https://blog.hubspot.com/blog/ta...Another interesting case study at Expedia showed that removing the ‘Company’ field in their booking form can lead to an increase in conversions, to be precise a $12 million profit.Source: https://unbounce.com/conversion-...Many times, it has shown that the best signup forms are the ones that are short and don’t take much time for website visitors to fill in. Another example is the one from Barack Obama.The figures below highlight again the fact that having few fields in your signup form are more effective.Source: https://unbounce.com/conversion-...If you are thinking of presenting a drop down selection in your form with more fields, then think twice, because also that seems to be less effective for your conversion rates.So, what are the fields that seem to be irrelevant and less effective? Here some insights:However, it’s also interesting to note that the number of fields you choose to present in a form also depend on the reputation of a company. A trusted and well-known company might find it easier to get more of the required information than e.g. an unknown start-up company. When the New York Times launched their online presence some time ago their subscription form used to be 18 pages long! But times have changed.If you want to find out what really works best for your own website, I would suggest you carry out an a/b/c test which allows you to compare all your different versions with each other. Choose one with the absolute minimum, one middle-sized and one longer form version and then analyse which one shows the best impact on your post-click marketing.However, if you want to save time, money and hassle, you can also check out Leadformly. This company creates pre-optimised form templates that incorporate 58+ best practices and boost form conversions based on insights from years of A/B testing and studying forms. Different types of companies have so far benefited from their customized and interactive signup/registration forms which very often led to an increase of their conversion rates of up to 300 %.Generating leads and making your mailing list grow is important for your marketing efforts. Think therefore carefully what you really want to ask your prospects. If every additional (and irrelevant) field you include in your form means losing a potential lead, you need to set the right priorities. Keep in mind that your goal is to generate a lead, all other information can also be gathered at a later stage. If you make it easy, quick and motivating for your visitors to fill in your form, your conversion rate will improve. Your motto should be “ask for less and provide more value in return”.

To me, no, I don't find it strange. Maybe his level of urgency and persistence about it is strange but the actual skill seems normal to me. I was 15, when I was taken to the bank to open my first checking/savings acct. My mom and grandparents showed how to write checks, how to read a check, sign a check, fill out deposit forms etc. It IS an integral and impt life skill and I see your Father's reasoning for it. Elementary age seems young bc a kid that young isnt going to have a real reason to personally use checks, BUT getting a head start on learning those basics is invaluable.I never considered doing that with kids and I find it to be a great idea. But HE should be teaching it to your sibling like he taught it to you - that is only fair. Sure most of your classmates won't have a clue about banking, but you will be ahead of them. It's a very impt thing to know how to do, so the younger the better I say - kids are sponges!

Miracles Happen –True story By Brian BoyleThey said that I was in God’s Hands because I was; I am living proof that miracles happen. My name is Brian Boyle, and this is my story.A month after I graduated high school in 2004, I was coming home from swim practice and was involved in a near fatal car accident with a dump truck.The impact of the crash violently ripped my heart across my chest, shattering my ribs/clavicle/pelvis, collapsing my lungs, damage to every single organ and failure of my kidneys and liver, removal of spleen and gallbladder, losing 60% of my blood, severe nerve damage to my left shoulder, and in a coma where I was on life support for over two months at Prince Georges Hospital Center in Cheverly, Maryland, USA.I don’t have a memory of the accident, or the few days before the day of the accident. The first thing that I remember after the collision, which is still so vivid in my mind even today, is being in this very large white tube. In this tube was a boy sitting to my left, and many other boys and girls on my right side (I use the term “boys and girls” because they appeared to be my age); I didn’t know why I was there or how I even got there in the first place.The more I sat there, the more I was able to visualize my surroundings. The boy to my left had a cell phone, and he asked me if I needed him to call anyone for me. I told him “yes, can you call my parents and tell them that I love them.” The next thing that I remember is waking up in a hospital bed, chemically paralyzed and hooked up to all these machines. Through all the buzzes and beeps going off from the medical equipment that was saving my life at that instant, I could hear my mom and dad telling me in between dramatic pauses of crying hysterically that I was going to be okay.Only moments before, I believe I was waiting in line to meet my final judgment, but it must have not been my time. Moments later, I had come back to life. This was just the beginning of my suffering.I died eight times while I was in the intensive care unit and even when I woke up from my coma, I couldn’t talk or communicate. The day that they knew that I would live, was the day that I either left my room in a wheelchair or a body bag. As far as the future, it didn’t exist. Walking was never going to happen again due to all the extreme injuries and because of the shattered pelvis. The thought of swimming was just that, only a thought. Just like my body, my dreams were shattered. But, I didn’t give up because I knew that God had a plan for me.After spending two months in a coma, 14 operations, 36 blood transfusions, 13 plasma treatments, I lost a total of 100 pounds and had to go to a rehabilitation center in Baltimore. I had to learn how to talk, eat, walk, shower, and live independently again. After that agonizing experience, I had to go to outpatient therapy in Waldorf, MD. After spending a few months in a wheelchair, I took baby steps to walk on my own. It was a miracle that I could walk again, but I wanted to prove the doctors wrong and not only walk, but run. After I accomplished that, I wanted to get back in the pool again. After a few lung tests, I was able to go in the pool a little bit each week.Before the accident I had three goals: to go to college, swim on the team, and compete in an ironman triathlon one day. After a few months of swimming a few laps here and there with my training partner and good buddy, Sam Fleming, I decided that I was not going to let my injuries stop me from living my dream, and six months after that I began my freshman year at St. Mary’s College of Maryland and also was one of the swimmers to watch on the team. It’s very easy to go through and list these facts and make it look like everything just seemed to easily fall in it’s own perfect little place, but the truth of the matter is that it didn’t. It wasn’t easy, not then, and not now. The pain and the agony was real and it existed all the way through, in the good times and the very bad. It was not an easy situation to be in where you’re laying in a bed, staring at the ceiling, knowing that your life is over while your looking at a priest give you the last rights. I thought to myself over and over, why this situation had to happen to me. I was always a good kid, received good grades in school, and went to church. Why would something as horrific as this happen to me? Why would God allow this? I went on and on for days asking why?And, then it hit me. All that thinking and pondering on the what-if scenario’s and the questionable doubt only stirred up another question – why was I saved? I didn’t have anymore questions after that. I know what my purpose in life finally is. With the 50 year life expectancy I was given from the doctors, I am just trying to live each day to the fullest and motivate and hopefully inspire other people, in their lives and in the faith. I have been labeled on several occasions that I am “Lazarus-like” because God brought me back to life. To inspire even more, I just successfully completed the Steelhead 70.3 half-ironman race in Michigan a few months ago, and was also given the inspirational athlete media slot to compete in the 2007 Ford Ironman World Championship where my story and race footage was broadcasted in the Ironman show premiere as the main feature on NBC on Dec. 1.My story is about the recovery and the comeback, but I want to make it much more than that, I want to make a positive impact on the world. I am just trying to live each day to the fullest and motivate and hopefully inspire other people through my endeavors to never give up on their dreams, and to never stop believing in their faith in God no matter how bad a situation is because Everything happens for a reason.Brian Boyle Photos Gallery::)

I’m banned from the United States of America.It happened in early May this year. I drove down from Toronto to Niagara Falls because I’ve never seen the big leak before, and while I was there, I thought I may as well pay a visit to the land of the free. I walked through Rainbow Bridge (there is a $.5 toll, quite like an exit fee from Canada), and arrived to the border station.I immediately noticed how itchy the Americans are. They thoroughly scrutinized and tapped down every pedestrian. Before me there was a group of three Canadian teenagers. It was pretty obvious that they are not al-Quaeda or Mexicans, also that they are just headed to Buffalo to have a good party, yet they questioned them for several minutes like there was an actual danger of them staying illegally and disrupting the precious national security of the U. S. of A.At my turn, I handed over my Hungarian passport, to which the border guard made a face like I casually dropped a hand grenade on his desk. Granted, we are a rare sight at the land border, but I still wasn’t from fucking Narnia. The guy suspiciously went through the pages, found that there is only one single stamp in it, the one which I got when I landed in Toronto, and there came the questions.“What is the purpose of your visit?”“I would simply like to take a look at the waterfall from the US side.”“Have you ever been to the US before?”“No, this is the first time.”“How long do you plan to stay?”“About an hour perhaps. As you see, I am here with just a camera and a credit card.”“Where do you live?”“I live in Hungary, Budapest.”“What were you doing in Canada?”“Visited a friend and looked at the big white north.”“Do you have a family?”“No, I am single.”“What do you work?”“I am a software engineer.”“What kind of software do you make?”“Currently I am building mobile applications.”“Who is your employer?”“I’m a freelancer.”The border guard shut my passport, looked at me suspiciously and said:“Sorry sir, you’re denied from entering the United States.”“Denied? Why?”“I am not satisfied that you’d leave the country after your visa expires.”“Why on earth would I stay?”“I don’t know sir, but you definitely lied to me. There is no such thing as a freelance engineer!”No amount of explanation cut it any more. I told him to look up “freelance software engineer” and he’ll find a plethora of agencies looking for them, or just take a look at the job section on Stack Overflow. He told me to follow him to a room where they took my mugshot and fingerprints like I were some criminal. I was told that if I want to try again, I will have to go to the US embassy, present my employment papers, evidence that I have strong roots in Hungary and they may lift the ban. I’ll also need a new passport.I was given some document stating that I am persona non grata and pointed out. When I walked back to the Canadian side, I told the border guard that I’ve been booted. She laughed. “You too? Welcome back then.”

Thanks for the A2A. I confess, I had not particularly noticed the introduction of Forms by Google. Smart move on their part.Just had a quick play. Seems the traditional way to capture data from a form is to feed it into a Google spreadsheet. Given most mail merge operations work off of a list, this seems a sensible approach.I could not see an automated way of outputting completed forms as PDF printouts, this only seems to be available within the browser.Whilst there are multiple addons now available for forms, I could not yet see much that provides workflow.Thus, I think you will need to use some app scripting at the Google spreadsheet end triggered by new entries. This can merge new data with an appropriate document template, and email it out.I Googled, naturally to see if someone had done something like this already. A good number of hits to explore. The closest I found was: Merge info from Google Forms to PDF Document and Send via EmailHopefully someone with more experience (well, any experience) of Google Forms will come along and provide you with a better answer.

SEX-SEX-SEX “EDUCATION”.!!Aight, it's a word, the word “sex” enough to just give you that awkward moment. Well it's holy grail are not touched even on educative basis.BACKSTORY:It's one of my friend's friend who got her life fucked, literally. Barely 17, this girl was in love with this guy who would pour in everything to her. Thought things wouldn't work the way they expected. So this couple came up with this wonderful plan of fleeing away from home. Given some days, as a result the girl got pregnant, the guy vanished in thin air. The girl had to leave the college and town due to utter embarrassment. All this because of the lack of maturity, knowledge about the contraceptives and sexual consent.Let's agree upon the fact that the education system is ruined with rhetorical repeated unchanged syllabus for decades together. Yet we’re still pushing kids through the same curriculum their grandparents went through.I mean, if I had to spend six months learning about atoms and Renaissance painters, why couldn’t I spend six months learning about how to save for retirement and what sexual consent was?But before I get carried away fantasizing, let’s get real.PERSONAL FINANCE.This financial illiteracy is actually a really big problem. Because, see, if you have a society full of people buying a bunch of crap they can’t afford, retiring with no savings, getting sick and not being able to afford health care — well, that screws all of us in a major way.RELATIONSHIPS.when you’re in bed dying of nut-sack cancer, you’re not thinking about how Napoleon got over-zealous in Russia or how organic compounds are conspiring to make your brain rot. You’re thinking about the ones you’ve loved in your life and the ones you’ve lost. How to be a good friend, how to not treat your family like dog shit, how to deal with conflict at work, how to take responsibility for your own emotions.SELF-AWARENESSI know what you’re saying right now. “How the fuck do you teach self-awareness?” But seriously, it can be taught and practiced like anything else. People who develop meta-cognition skills are better planners, more disciplined, more focused, more attuned to their emotions, better decision-makers, and better able to foresee potential problems ahead.Life is lived in the uncertainties. Our certainties are just strategies we use to avoid that life. To avoid adapting and changing and flowing through it. Because education and learning shouldn’t end when the last textbook slams shut or when the diplomas are handed out. It should only end when we do.

Immigration is about increasing people not about you getting the job you think you deserve.Let me say that again.Nowhere does it say welcome to Canada and you will have the job of your choice lickety splitThere is a disconnect between immigration and employment. Who is disconnected?The government of Canada for one. Express Entry applicants too.But, if we were to look at Express Entry warts and all we can conclude:The selection process is flawed because it does not give out PR linked to the nee PR having a job in hand. That is the biggest complaint: PR but no quality job prospectsThere is economic discrimination against new Canadians forcing New Canadians have to shift to secondary sector jobs outside of their skill set resulting in under employmentIncreased competition for jobs force Canadians and New Canadians increase the need to network which is a barrier to new Canadians as they have not made those connections.There is a one-sided economic benefit to Canada for immigration but those who claim it is a cash grab because new Canadians bring funds to support themselves and pay income tax forget the investment Canada makes in all Canadians via social programs.Non-working spouses and children consume benefits which means a net investment by Canada.In 2016, Canada admitted 155,994 permanent residents in Economic Class programs, of which 69,709 were principal applicants and 86,285 were immediate family members.In 2016, a total of 59,999 permanent residents were admitted (28,082 principal applicants and 31,917 immediate family members)In 2016, there were 39,749 people admitted (17,435 principal applicants and 22,314 immediate family members) under the FSW Program; 2,428 (921 principal applicants and 1,507 immediate family members) under the FST Program; and 17,822 (9,726 principal applicants and 8,096 immediate family members) under the CEC Program.Of all the Federal Economic - Highly Skilled admissions, 25,590 were through Express Entry (11,471 principal applicants and 14,119 immediate family members)In 2016, IRCC admitted 18,467 caregivers as permanent residents (6,835 principal applicants and 11,632 immediate family members)In 2016 there were a total of 867 Federal Economic - Business Immigration programs PR’s given out, which include immigrant investors, entrepreneurs, self-employed persons, and participants in the Start-up Visa Program admissions (323 principal applicants and 544 immediate family members)The number of Provincial Nominee admissions in 2016 was 46,170 (20,486 principal applicants and 25,684 immediate family members)Almost half (47%) of all resettled refugees in 2016 were 17 years old or underAccording to the 2011 National Household Survey less than 1% of foreign-trained docs drove cab. But the truth is that most do not get to practice medicine in Canada.Let’s say the rates of internationally-trained docs driving cab goes up.Whose fault is that?I blame the IMG. Anyone who is smart enough to do medical school is smart enough to research the likelihood of getting licensed in Canada. There is no excuse for ignorance.I have a question. Is being a doc in Pakistan or India such a terrible thing? Do you starve on the earnings of what a physician makes?Most new Canadians are economic migrants. They are not fleeing war. Look at the numbers of actual refugees vs economic migrants. If Canadian docs were paid what Indian docs are paid y’all would not be in the Express Entry pool.Do you think every Canadian gets a job commensurate with their education?Nope. Look at these graphs. Certainly there is lower employment of new Canadians compared to native-born Canadians but it is not all roses for them in terms of finding meaningful employment.On one hand there are complaints - not completely invalid - that there is underemployment of new Canadians.But Canada also tolerates the practice of international students coming to study in Canada followed by a post-graduation work permit which gives them Canadian experience and Canadian education, gets them PR and jobs.Potential immigrants have figured this out. Look at all the questions on Quora about will Canadian university give me free tuition to study there?They want even more of an advantage. That is infuriating as most Canadian university students pay their own way for their education and understand that substantial scholarships and financial packages are only for specific programs primarily in STEM graduate programs. If you cannot take the time to find out the lay of the land, you should not garner any empathy from Canadians. Ignorance and immigration is not a good combination.I will provide an anecdote. In 11 years as a dean of a dental school the only complaints about sexual harassment, general harassment and faculty members treating women poorly were perpetrated by foreign-trained dental faculty.Is it only non-Canadians who are creepers? No. But when people refer to Canadian experience it is not just knowing Canadian tax laws if you are an accountant, it is about understanding what is appropriate and inappropriate in social behaviour.Y’all are pissed that Canada expects Canadian education and Canadian experience. We are prejudiced against new Canadians.Well Canadian’s are pissed with those new Canadians that bring their their own social and cultural biases to Canada.If the system in Canada was not to have the streamlined Express Entry that gives PR for skills and had non-immigrant work visas that allowed you to work but made it all but impossible to get PR, people would still be lining up and then complaining that it is so hard to get PR.There is a comment in one of the other answers from someone who went to Australia to do graduate work and then they came to Canada and were disappointed with the job prospects. Nothing said about not being able to find work in Australia.By all means please keep shitting on Express Entry and immigration to Canada. Maybe there will eventually be a national dialogue on it.Of course I can say these things because I am Canadian and I am working at or above my skill set. Every now and then I look south to the US and occasionally explore job opportunities. I can work in America because of the TN visa but I also am acutely aware that for me to work in certain states and to get a licence I have to do examinations.No different than you. Except I’ve done my homework and know the barriers to licensure and practice.How could anyone move across the world and not ask themselves gee, I wonder if I can work in [insert country here]? Maybe I should do some homework.I’m an accountant! Fabulous. Do you know Canadian tax law and how to deal on a client’s behalf with CRA? You would if you had Canadian education and experience.I consult to a variety of government health authorities. I run into new Canadians who had been successful in getting jobs. Some with their credentials from abroad, others who have done a masters in Canada and then a post-graduate work permit.But with a 300,000 annual threshold for PR should you all expect to find meaningful employment when in competition for jobs with new and seasoned Canadians?To the people who write immigration is a cash grab in Canada! This is predicated on immigrants bringing funds to Canada to support themselves.Look at the number of dependents who get PR along with the principal applicant. Not as much of a cash grab as you think it is?How could the system be changed?Express Entry should be: Got a job offer, get PR. That would make new Canadians happy and meaningful employment reduces the economic hardship of coming to Canada.It would also do away with unreasonable expectations of new CanadiansTarget jobs to new Canadians to fill shortage areas more like the PNP not a free-for-all for anyone who hits the right CRS score.If we need dentists, doctors, lawyers, engineers, have a Federal-Provincial process to recruit professionals who can plug and play, and do you want to know something, that would reduce the number of dentists and docs driving cab because they would not get PR except under the proper circumstances.Outlaw the use of immigration consultants who are preying on their country people and using chicanery not facts. They system is simple that any individual can apply. If they can’t they are not suitable for PR.Make it harder for individuals to game the system. One area of gamesmanship I fully dislike is: find the cheapest post-secondary institution, pick a useless program to study because it is cheap and short and then expect to compete for a job. That is the antithesis of what post-secondary education is meant to be.Expect a higher level of English or French language proficiency if PR is to be tied to jobs. You could leave it to competition and allow employer to decide if customers and clients will be able to understand you.As it stands, there is a gap between the dream and reality. We need to rejig the system so potential PR applicants do so with their eyes wide open because right now there are many with eyes wide shut.Just look at the exquisitely naive questions on Quora which are evidence of people not even lifting one finger to make keyboard strokes to find source information on immigration and employment.

“I am a robot.”You just made my day.The answer: the Captcha is meant to stop robots from randomly filling out forms, creating fake accounts, etc. You’re not supposed to pass it.However, as a sign of good faith that you shall “do no harm unto others,” I’ll share the secret with you:When you’re asked to do some visual tasks, switch to audio mode. Dance to it. Finally, in the given space, type “I’m Batman.”Done? You’re in!

You can change registered mobile number in HDFC Bank account online by following the steps given below:Step-1: Go to official website of HDFC BankStep-2: Login to HDFC Net Banking PageStep-3: Click on Update Email ID and Landline NumberStep-4: Edit the number you want to changeStep-4: Confirm the number by typing it once againAfter following the steps mentioned in above articles, you can change or update mobile nimber registered in your HDFC Bank Account Online without visiting the bank branch.Your New Mobile Number will be Updated within 24 Hours!!!Point to be NotedIt is true that you can change your mobile number in HDFC Bank Account online still I recommend you to get this done personally by visiting the bank branch. It will eliminate risk( although very rare) of hacking confidential information.Hope this works for you.

It's not that simple. If you've been named executor in a loved one's will, you might be wondering if you, as executor, have final say in all matters related to the liquidation of the deceased's property and personal belongings. There is no simple answer to this question. The executor does not \u201ccontrol\u201d the estate.

Independent probate cases still require executors to provide accounting to beneficiaries and courts. However, the accounting does not require a judge to sign off on the executor's activities. An informal probate accounting may require beneficiaries sign off on the accounting.

The Beneficiaries Named in the Will All beneficiaries named in a will are entitled to receive a copy of it, so they can understand what they'll be receiving from the estate and when they'll be receiving it. If any beneficiary is a minor, his natural or legal guardian should be given a copy of the will on his behalf.

Probate is required in Minnesota if, at death, you own rEval estate titled in your name alone, or you have probate assets in excess of $50,000.

The attorney then draws up your will according to your specifications. If you're requesting only a will, the minimum cost can run from $150 to $600, for an average cost of about $375.