That's why results-oriented professionals will refuse to work with your website until you satisfy Google's 90% rule.Google's 90% ruleGoogle shows its 90% rule when you measure the speed of any website:Let me translate the rule into human language: "First, speed up the load of your website and get your website visitor retention to at least 90%.

It said, when you’re playing a game, you’re having fun because there’s a challenge or hurdle you’re trying to overcome.  

Also the local county or city can have demanding high quality finishes that run up per sq ft costs.The site specifically can have challenges that are not typical site to site that increase costs.

I have no affiliation, and I haven't actually used them in almost 2 years, but I used them when I didn't have as many doors and it satisfied my needs really well. 

The town as marked where they believe they are based on survey results but the neighbors are not satisfied and are disputing the decision.

As of yesterday morning, I hit my goal about 2 months ahead of schedule.Reading, IMO, is also pretty meaningless unless you actually do something with it, apply it, and challenge yourself to grow in some way.

Challenges?

Lawsuits rarely get to the idea of selling off assets to satisfy a judgment.

Challenges?

Challenges?