My Favorite Smart Tech Devices of 2023

I reviewed a lot of smart technology this year—and the best of what I reviewed made my life more efficient, saved me some money, and relieved anxiety. That’s what good smart tech should do. Surprisingly, however, some of the best finds this year were the least essential—they just quietly made life better. Here are the […]

Galaxy Digital CEO predicts Bitcoin ETF approval by January 10 as Everlodge tokenizes real estate

Galaxy Digital CEO predicts Bitcoin ETF approval by Jan 10, citing market dynamics and SEC urgency. Everlodge disrupts real estate with blockchain and fractional ownership. Everlodge’s ELDG token features discounts, rewards, and staking; the Beta presale stage attracts investor attention. Galaxy Digital CEO Michael Novogratz’s recent insights into the highly anticipated Bitcoin ETF approval set […]

My Three Favorite Smartphones of 2023

I’ll be honest: 2023 wasn’t the greatest year for smartphones. Sure, we had a lot of solid options, but the age of crazy innovation year-over-year seems to be behind us. However, that didn’t stop a few smartphones from standing out this year. Here are three of my favorites. iPhone 15 Pro Max When I reviewed […]

Avoid These End-of-year Financial Mistakes

The end of the year can be a financially stressful time: Between gifts, parties, traveling, and festive foods, costs really add up. And with all those obligations, it can be easy to overspend and regret it later when the credit card bills arrive in January. This year, change the narrative and be proactive so you […]

The Most Important Things to Consider Before Buying a Used Car

While used—sorry, pre-owned—cars are more affordable than brand-new models, they also come with the potential for more problems in both the short- and long-term. It’s always a good idea to do your homework and fully understand what you’re buying; but if you don’t know what to look for, the process can quickly start to feel […]

These Apps Can Help You Track Any New Year’s Resolution

What kind of New Year’s resolution you make depends on your unique goals—which means you need a way to track your progress that is just as unique. If your goal is to quit social media and your friend’s is to run a faster mile, you won’t measure success the same way, right? There are different […]

Top crypto picks to buy at rising market before it’s too late

A new and promising crypto, ScapesMania, has witnessed impressive presale success. Ethereum is poised for growth with potential regulatory advancements like an ETF while Solana is the 5th most-traded cryptocurrency, stable and growing. Polygon is resilient and attracts investments, Dogecoin balances community projects amid market fluctuations, and Shiba Inu faces uncertainty due to whale transactions and […]

Google’s Sullivan Collecting & Submitting Low Quality & Problematic Search Results

Over the past few months or so there has been a lot of complaints both from the SEO community and the general internet community about the quality of the Google search results. The SEO community has been very vocal on social and on this blog about the issues they see with Google search quality.

Crazy Long Google Ads Description In Google Search

Here is a wild bug in Google where the Google Ads description is just about 90 words. The limit Google Ads has for description is 90 characters, not 90 words – this one is 660 characters, 600 times more.

Google On Why Some Sites Should Use Hierarchical Site Category Structures

Gary Illyes from Google explained when he thinks it makes sense to use a hierarchical versus flat structure for your website. In short, he said larger sites might benefit from a hierarchical structure if they want to encourage Google to crawl sections of the site faster.

Google Explains How It Handles Non-Consensual Explicit Imagery In Spam Policies & Ranking Guide

Google has documented how it Google handles sites with a high proportion of non-consensual explicit imagery. Google updated its spam policies and the Google ranking systems guide with links to this help document explaining the topic.

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Google Ads Tests Headlines In Ad Description Without Notifying Advertisers

Google’s Ginny Marvin confirmed that Google Ads is testing placing ad headlines in your ad descriptions. This was spotted by advertisers, Anthony Higman who posted on X a screenshot showing the ad headline in the Google Ads advertisers console but it showing that headline also in the ad description.

Personal info of nearly 15M people exposed in Mr. Cooper data breach

Personal information in exposed files included names, addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, bank account numbers, Mr. Cooper said.

WeWork asks bankruptcy court to hide 600K tenant names from rivals

Once valued at $47 billion, WeWork attorneys argue that releasing the names of its 600,000 clients would allow office landlords to poach customers.