Your iPhone Can Now Find Your Apple TV Remote

The Apple TV remote certainly has a sleek design, but that doesn’t always work in its favor. Its design makes the remote susceptible to slipping in tiny nooks and crannies in your couch, and it’s not easy to find once it’s misplaced. Sometimes, it’s easier to use your iPhone as your Apple TV remote than […]

How You Can Try ChatGPT’s New Image Generator

DALL·E 2 introduced many of us to powerful AI image generation. Once OpenAI lifted the waitlist restriction, anyone could type a prompt into a text box and see their ideas brought to life by artificial intelligence. Now, OpenAI is soon bringing DALL·E 3 to the world, not only improving on DALL·E 2’s image generation,… Read […]

You Should Claim Your Part of the Fortnite FTC Settlement

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is compelling Epic Games, the online video game and software developer and publisher, to pay a $520 million settlement over allegations that they tricked players into buying game items. This is the largest refund in a gaming-related case to date, according to the FTC. Read more…

Your Pan-fried Dumplings Need a Crispy Skirt

The dumpling skirt, or dumpling lace, is one of my favorite dumpling embellishments, and you can stitch it on to any pan-fried dumpling. It’s easy to make, and adds an extra layer of crunch to your tender dumplings. Here’s how you can make it. Read more…

How to Start Indoor Gardening This Winter

I love a garden-ripe tomato, but my gardening goals also include avoiding a run to the grocery store. I want to always be able to pull fresh herbs out of the garden, and I wouldn’t turn my nose up at a radish or eggplant. Some of those herbs and tender annual vegetables cannot survive the […]

8 client appreciation event expenses that are totally worth it

In today’s economy, every dime matters. Here are a few budget-friendly expenditures that author and coach Darryl Davis recommends for your next client appreciation event.

The best advice most real estate agents don’t want to hear

Knowing and acting on what you need to hear, Jimmy Burgess writes, instead of what you want to hear, is key to growing and optimizing your professional performance.

Broker Spotlight: Charlie Taylor and Jake Doilney, The Agency Park City

Learn how a former pro golfer and a lifelong real estate developer joined forces to share their love of Park City’s lifestyle and culture with clients.

A Beginner’s Guide to Sex Parties

While they might seem intimidating to newcomers, sex parties can offer a unique opportunity for individuals and couples to explore their sexual desires and fantasies in a consensual, open environment. When all goes right, sex parties—also known as “play parties”—can be an empowering and affirming experience—but it’s… Read more…

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Google: Language Indicators In Title Tags Doesn’t Do Anything For SEO

Google’s John Mueller was asked if adding a language indicator to the meta title tag would have any impact on SEO and Google Search in any way. John Mueller replied that he does not think so, not in any positive or negative way, at least.

Bing Search Showing Recent Bing Chat Topics

Bing Search now displays a section named “recent chat topics” for some searchers who have recently used Bing Chat. The area is added at the top of the search results page; it is titled “recent chat topics” and shows a Bing icon with the query in a bubble.

Google Expands AI Tools For Search Ads

Google announced that it is expanding its AI-powered tools for Google Ads, its search ads platform. The AI powered conversational tools to create ads is going into a true expanded beta test and Google also said automatically created assets will start using generative AI.

From Making $48K/Year to Millionaire By His Mid-30s

Ryan Tseko became a multifamily millionaire by his mid-thirties after giving up his previous career to invest. By the time Ryan was thirty, he already had twenty-one rental units, paid […]

Homebuilder confidence tanks as mortgage rates rise

Builder sentiment for newly built single-family homes slid five points to a score of 45, the second straight month of steep decreases.