Google Shares Early Feedback On SGE, Expands To Japan & India
Google has shared some early feedback on how searchers and consumers use the new Search Generative Experience while expanding access to SGE in Japan and India. Google also officially launched link cards in SGE after weeks of testing.
Official: Google Search Generative Experience Gets Links
After testing three different formats for links within the Google Search Generative Experience and then pausing that test a few weeks later, Google has officially decided to go with the arrow-down buttons that reveal links to web pages as cards.
Why the ‘Penny in Your Freezer’ Trick Is Pointless
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How many times have you heard that if you’re leaving your house before a storm, tornado, hurricane, wildfire evacuation—or even a long vacation—that you should freeze a cup of water and put a penny on top? Well, it turns out this trick doesn’t work and could actually hide the fact that your power went out. […]
Google Search Visual Results Section
Google is testing a “visual results” section in its search results. I am not 100% sure if this is new because we have seen very visual results similar to this before but the title “visual results” does seem new to me.
Google: Using A Different Email Domain From Web Domain Has No Impact On SEO/Ranking
Google’s John Mueller said that using a different domain name for your web site and your company email has no impact on your SEO. In fact, I believe those who work at Yahoo do not use Yahoo.com emails but rather yahoo-inc.com emails, or at least they use to.
Google: Illegal Content Is Not Always Spam
Google’s John Mueller said that “illegal content” is not always considered spammy content. He said on Twitter, “Illegal content isn’t always spam.”
Broker Spotlight: Javier Lattanzio, Time Equities Brokerage
Find out how this player from the international tennis circuit made the switch to the no-less-competitive real estate industry.
‘You’re so vain’: The illusion created by vanity metrics
Strategically positioning yourself and evaluating your performance with the metrics that matter will put you ahead of the competition, according to consultant Diana Zaya.
17 Properties in 3 Years Thanks to “Non-Stop Rejection”
Jason Lee owns more rental properties than most full-time real estate investors. But, he didn’t do this by investing after the last housing crash, inheriting millions from his parents, or […]
Investors: Waiting For a “Great” Deal Can Be a Huge Waste of Time
Great deals are great, right? But how much do you sacrifice when waiting for one? Sometimes, it might make sense to get an “okay” deal instead. Here’s why.
This PhiGolf World Tour Edition Golf Simulator Is $149.99 Right Now
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PhiGolf is a Kickstarter-funded golf simulator that connects to your iOS or Android, mirrors your device onto a bigger screen, and includes access to thousands of virtual golf courses. Normally, PhiGolf World Tour Edition is $249, but these open-box returns cost $149.99 right now. Read more…
Today’s Connections Hints (and Answer) for Thursday, August 31
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If you’re looking for the Connections answer for Thursday, August 31, 2023, read on—I’ll share some clues, tips, and strategies, and finally the solutions to all four categories. Beware, there are spoilers below for August 31, NYT Connections #81! Scroll to the end if you want some hints (and then the answer) to… Read more…
Where Your Investments Are Safest (and Least Safe) From Natural Disasters
As Hurricane Idalia barrages the Florida coastline, we’ve found the cities with a lower level of risk from natural disasters compared to the most at-risk markets.
Brokers fear losing commissions, agents if lawsuits succeed: Survey
Real estate professionals are preparing for painful changes and the upending of the status quo if courts rule in favor of plaintiffs in two key lawsuits, a survey on commissions conducted by Intel shows.




