If you used Google’s Search Engine from October 25, 2006 to September 30, 2013, you could get cash from a class action Settlement. A proposed Settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit called In re Google Referrer Header Privacy Litigation, Case No. 5:10-cv-4809-EJD, pending in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. [Continue reading]
On Twitter, I recently asked my followers for SEO Advice. I said, “Give me some SEO advice. A tip, a trick, or just plain old fashioned “SEO best practices”. I’d love to hear your advice, I’m sure me (and others) could benefit from it.” Of course, many responded with fabulous SEO tips, some short and some longer. I compiled all of the responses below, not necessarily in any order of importance. [Continue reading]
Web.com has launched two new AI-powered features aimed at easing the domain creation and content generation processes, two of the first major steps in launching a website. The first is an AI-powered domain name generator, and the second tool is an AI … [Continue reading]
Artlist, a creative technology company that is used by millions digital creators around the world, has launched their new AI-powered footage search engine. Artlist's new advanced search engine is integrated into its product, helping creators to find … [Continue reading]
All the talk around the water cooler nowadays, amongst SEOs, is Google's Search Generative Experience (SGE). For a simple explanation, I asked Google Bard to explain it to me. And it wasn't a very simple explanation. It was quite longer than I … [Continue reading]
Is AIO (AI optimization) the new SEO (Search Engine Optimization)? Search engine optimization is the art of optimizing a website so that it appears at the top of the search engine results pages, also knows as the SERPs. But what if you could train an … [Continue reading]
Starting May 3, 2023 (today), Google is integrating passkey support for Google Accounts. You will be able to create a passkey to "simplify the way you sign in" according to an email sent to eligible Google users. … [Continue reading]
WisTL Corp has launched a web-based app to help you explore the locations of where TV series and movies were filmed. Through a global map and through "WisTLing-distance", you can see where stars filmed scenes from your favorite television series or … [Continue reading]
BrandChamp, an ambassador marketing software (SaaS) company, has acquired CrewFire, a popular ambassador marketing software. … [Continue reading]
It looks like I won't be getting Meta Verified any time soon. I saw that my Facebook Profile is eligible to be Meta Verified, meaning that once I verify my identity, I can pay them $12.98 (includes tax) for being Meta Verified. However, Facebook … [Continue reading]
I've now used both ChatGPT and Google Bard, which are two distinct AI tools. Which do you think is better, ChatGPT or Google Bard? Well, both have their own unique qualities and features. I asked both ChatGPT and Google Bard the same questions, and … [Continue reading]
Many popular web browsers, such as Google Chrome, Safari, and Firefox are now notifying users when they try to load a website that is not secure. If you try to go to a domain name that has no SSL certificate set up, you'll get a warning message … [Continue reading]
Google is finally sunsetting their Google Glass product. They had discontinued support for Google Glass a while back, but they're finally going to stop supporting Google Glass Enterprise Edition. The Google Glass Enterprise Edition was mostly being … [Continue reading]
Microsoft is shutting down the Microsoft Teams Free Classic version on April 12, 2023. This is just over one month's notice of the shut down, which is not a lot of time for most users to decide if they want to upgrade or not. … [Continue reading]
There is a post on Reddit that details how a business owner lost their domain name because they relied on GoDaddy's Auto Renew service to renew their domain name. Their credit card failed to be charged, and they lost the domain name. … [Continue reading]
dotDB is NOT shutting down. Emails were sent out, apparently, to dotDB registered users claiming that dotDB was shutting down. However, a statement on the dotDB website (see above) claims that a spammer sent out those emails claiming that the website … [Continue reading]
Updated January 4, 2023 Someone stole the domain name Perl.com. They thought it was just a domain name snafu, but in fact it was stolen, transferred from one domain name registrar to another without the owner's permission. I am seeing more … [Continue reading]
The global web hosting services market was valued at $78.44 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach $254.86 billion by 2029. Data Bridge Market Research has recently published a report titled, "Web Hosting Services Market". … [Continue reading]
This blog post about search engine optimization and ranking in the top search engine results pages at Google was written by ChatGPT. Given the recent launch of ChatGPT, I thought I'd take a look at the quality of the content that it writes. Search … [Continue reading]
Starting today, I noticed that on my personal Facebook account, when logged in, I am no longer able to make a Facebook post. Instead, there is an options for Article, Live Video, or Photo/video. Clicking on the Article option, it takes me to a new … [Continue reading]