There have been reports that Mozilla, the organization behind the Firefox web browser, is working on a device similar to Google's Chromecast, a media streaming stick. Brad Linder reported that "Mozilla is working on a small stick that you can plug … [Continue reading]
Google just dropped their real name policy. So, starting now, this means that there are no restrictions on names you can use when signing up for services such as Google Plus and YouTube. As you might recall, Google+ had revised their real name policy … [Continue reading]
I just got ahold of the latest copy of Google's Quality Rater Guidelines, with a date of March 2014. It's an interesting read, all 160 pages of this document. There are a lot of new phrases and concepts that are included in this latest version, but … [Continue reading]
In what appears to be yet another Corporate America social media fail, Cottonelle inappropriately used the viral news that LeBron James is returning to Cleveland to tweet out a message to their followers to use Cottonelle brand toilet paper and … [Continue reading]
Relevant content in organic search results distracts people from clicking on sponsored search advertisements.— Bill Slawski (@bill_slawski) July 11, 2014 I know that's a really long title for this post, but I wanted to get to the point … [Continue reading]
Back in 1996, I was spending my spare time (early mornings and evenings) trying to rank web pages that I built in raw html code. There were no WYSIWYG editors out there, or at least I didn't have access to any. I created websites using notepad and … [Continue reading]