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DNN's Evoq 8 is now out and it will change the way you see the platform.

Finding odd domains traffic in your Google Analytics or getting unusual, no time on site, one-page, high bounce traffic? That's likely bot traffic. Here's a simple tip from Google on how to hide that annoying data.

Though your website may look great and house infinite amounts of information about your association, are you really maximizing its potential? Here are some best practices that today's most forward-thinking associations and nonprofits are employing to improve their websites and offer the best-possible member experience.

DNN 7.5, Evoq 8.0, Evoq Social 3.0 are coming in early 2015. Time to feel the "energization!"

Protech Fusion is a chance to meet several happy Engage association clients face-to-face and all at once. I love that.

We understand not everyone could make the trip to West Palm Beach, but for those of you who couldn't make it, we wish you could have -- organizers and sponsors of the event pulled out all the stops. 

Introducing Evoq Social from DNN. Your time is valuable, so why read about the power of Evoq Social when you can watch? Here's a quick (2:45) video from DNN Software that hits the highlights of why you should take a closer look at DNN's Evoq Social.

When we talk about DNN's core strengths, we frequently point to its extensibility, flexibility, and scalabity. Now that DNN has introduced an Azure-hosted solution in Evoq in the Cloud we can add redundancy and reliability to our list of reasons to love the platform.

Today DotNetNuke has undergone a dramatic and long-awaited brand relaunch. DotNetNuke is now a thing of the past, enter DNN Platform, Evoq Content and Evoq Social. DNN Corporation Co-Founder and CTO, Shaun Walker, shares his insights.

How do you migrate a large, static HTML site to DotNetNuke? NACADA asked Engage that very question and we were happy to oblige them with an answer.

The folks at DNN Social competitor NewsGator have released the results of a survey of 200 of their existing clients at Fortune 1000 companies. The results, while biased, are intriguing.

Brian Dukes and I have returned, fully recovered from the clanging of cowbells, shouts of "yee-haw!" and shots of moonshine from yet another successful Day of DNN, Charlotte's Southern Fried DNN weekend.