Question

How do you display a big number on websites? (E. g: 35 years experience) I know you can make it count up, but do you know if any other ways? Thanks in advance.  

Answer 1

Just type 35 years experience into your computer and click save.  

Comments

@frottage some SEOs also having that much experience, they are SEOing before even Google was born.  

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@impolitic seo did start before Google. It was just very different then. Basically adding your website to directories

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@nguyen SEO is search engine optimization, not directory submission.  

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@impolitic but some of the early search engines all you needed to do was submit your domain.  

Answer 2

"Since 1985"

Answer 3

35 years’ [apostrophe] experience. 35 years [no apostrophe] of experience. Proofreader, copy editor. Trust me. There’s an apostrophe denoting possessive for “experience. ” Little-known rule. I agree with Justin, though, because otherwise you have to update it every year.  

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@madder wish I could like this more than once.  

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@deathly Noted. ❤️

Answer 4

Counter with the + after the number. Ex 35+ years experience

Answer 5

Can you not just use a little piece of Java like they do the copyright footers that change every year?  

Comments

@punchball59914 javascript. Java does not run on websites. Javascript ! = Java.  

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@deathly they'll understand what I mean hopefully lol

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Brent, glad you said it. Was about to slap  @punchball59914 for this indiscretion.  

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I usually see it as php and it might be slightly more efficient server side with php vs javascript.  

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@frottage you couldn't reach fella!  

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@emoryemote64 You might be right mate but I have seen it done with a little JavaScript snippet in the footer. However I would assume you might be right.  

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Christopher, no need for JS. Can just use PHP.