This is an example of the newsletter that I send out on a regular basis. Here's the latest edition, for June 2016. If you'd like to subscribe, you can do so at the end of this post. I truly has been a few months since I have sent out my … [Continue reading]
Even Those Sending Spam Don’t Understand the New gTLDs
One of the issues that seems to be plaguing the New gTLD domain name extensions is public acceptance. It's a hurdle that those selling these new domain name extensions have to overcome. As the public gets more familiar with the fact that there are … [Continue reading]
Why Building Trust is a Big Deal for Local SEO
When it comes to marketing your business online, building trust is a big deal. It's something that not only will help you get more customers, trust is extremely important because if you don't have it--it could be devastating. You could lose traffic … [Continue reading]
Google’s Request for Rehearing Denied in Case Vs. Mississippi
In a long dispute between Google and the State of Mississippi's Attorney General Jim Hood, Google's most recent request for a rehearing has been denied. The Times Standard reported back in April that the appeals court had overturned a ruling against … [Continue reading]
Yelp Was Down
Update May 16, 2016: 12:01pm Yelp is now back up and running, it appears that the site was down for several hours today, May 16, 2016. While it was down, they were displaying this message: Previous blog post below, as I initially reported … [Continue reading]
Google Search Console Search Analytics: Last Updated May 3, 2016
Google Search Console's Search Analytics feature, the feature that allows you to see the keywords, impressions, clicks, and average position of your website's pages, has not been updated since May 3, 2016. Usually, Google allows verified website … [Continue reading]