Switchbots Can Make Dumb Devices Smart

Part of the proposition of smart home technology is “less”—fewer plugs, fewer remotes, fewer extension cords. Items are controlled via wifi or Bluetooth, and the result is (usually) a sleek, streamlined gadget or switch. SwitchBot saw that model and gave it the finger. Read more…

The Best Ways to Thicken Chili

The word “chili” can mean a lot of different things, depending on where you are in the country. Setting chili peppers aside, the dish known as “chili” can take a few forms, most commonly a mess of meat or beans or some combination of the two, usually swimming in a base of tomato, garlic, onion, […]

The Best Ways to Actually Hear TV Dialogue

The good news is, you’re not losing your hearing. The bad news? Dialogue on television has been going down the drain for some time, despite improvements in technology. This is due to a variety of reasons, mainly having to do with actors not having to enunciate or articulate their lines as much—ironically, because of… Read […]

Why a Bitcoin rally could mean big business for NUGX as whales continue to diversify

TLDR Bitcoin’s upcoming pre-halving event has set the tone for a rally. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warns of possible inflation in 2024, which can affect Bitcoin’s rally. Crypto whales seeking ways to diversify their portfolios are looking to NuggetRush for considerable returns. As the pioneering digital asset, the movements of Bitcoin ($BTC) can sway the […]

Google Search Set Your Food Preferences For Restaurant Results

Google Search is testing a gear setting icon on its local places results to let you set your food preferences. This setting would then show you restaurant results that better match those food preferences.

Google Consolidating Local Search Photos Guidelines

Google will make the “existing Local Services Ads photos guidelines on the same page as the Local Services platform policies,” the search company announced. This goes into effect on November 13, 2023.

Google Tests Discover Feed On Google Home Page

Google is testing the Google Discover feed on the Google.com desktop home page interface. This test is currently in India, Google confirmed, and is just an experiment. Google’s Discover feed shows in the Google mobile app and you can turn it on within the mobile browser interface but Google kept the desktop interface clean, until […]

Google Drops Host Groups From Visual Elements Gallery Since Indented Results Are Gone

Last week, we learned that Google officially dropped indented results from its search results interface. With that Google, on Friday, removed the “Host group” section from its visual elements gallery help document.

Google October Core Update Heated Weekend Volatility

We are seeing high levels of volatility and SEO industry chatter over the weekend, starting late Friday, October 13th, through Saturday and Sunday. I suspect this is from the Google October 2023 core update and maybe some movement from the Google October 2023 spam update, but less from the spam update.

Vlog #245: Chris Long On SEO Strategy & SEO Testing

In part one, we learned about Chris Long and his experience working with Bill Slawski. Then, in part two, we spoke about helping people with SEO on LinkedIn and using Facebook for a career change. Now, in part three…

Speedy home updates help agents sell fast as market slows

All sellers want for Christmas is to get their homes off the market before the end of the year, but all buyers want is to stay put. Even though it is still a seller’s market overall, this end-of-year shift can make getting your listings off the market a bit more challenging.

How different generational groups approach real estate

With the sweeping changes in society, technology and economics over the past century, the differences in how each generation thinks, speaks, and makes decisions about luxury real estate opportunities have never been more pronounced.

​​Real estate doesn’t need more software

It’s a weird thing for a software CEO to say that real estate doesn’t need more software. But here at Lone Wolf, we know it’s true. So do agents and brokers.

Moving from NIMBY to YIMBY on workforce housing

Workforce and affordable housing options make communities better and stronger. Broker and advocate Nora Crosthwaite shares strategies to help encourage them in your market.

4 family-friendly ways trunk or treating connects your community

Whether you’re hosting or sponsoring, trunk-or-treat events are a great way to give back to your community while promoting your business. Coach Darryl Davis offers tips for connecting this Halloween.