As I previously reported, Apple is registering nonsense domain names and then deleting them after three years. This latest round of dropped and deleted domain names involves 21 domain names. … [Continue reading]
It's hard for me to calculate how many people currently make money online in one way or another. I estimate that we're most likely talking about millions upon millions if you add up all of the freelancers, online entrepreneurs, search engine … [Continue reading]
In this mobile-first world that we're in, emojis like ;) and :) are becoming increasingly popular. Google's search results do, in fact, support emoji characters. Especially in domain names. And, since we're all using our mobile phones now, and have … [Continue reading]
If you are an SEO (or an SEO Consultant like me), then you should be familiar with Google's Disavow Tool. Essentially you can upload a text file list of URLs or domain names that are linking to your website, telling them to disavow or ignore those … [Continue reading]
In the past week, you probably have noticed that there is referral traffic from Lifehacker.com that is showing up in Google Analytics. You could also be seeing traffic from one particular Reddit.com URL. This is, in fact, fake, spam, or "ghost" … [Continue reading]
Are you in marketing, like I am? Do you have a marketing-related blog and want the ultimate marketing blog web address? Well, here is your chance. The dot blog domain name extension, .BLOG, is launching on November 21, 2016. If you want to purchase … [Continue reading]