Spotify Is Getting DMs
I feel like there are too many ways to message people—or for people to message me. iMessage, Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp Instagram DMs, Signal, Telegram—the list goes on, and with it, the list of apps I need to keep track of to stay in touch with friends and family. Now, apparently, it’s time to add Spotify […]
This Bose TV Speaker Is Over 40% Off for Labor Day
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The Google Pixel Tablet Is 38% Off for Labor Day
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How to Save Your Favorite Websites to the Mac Menu Bar
There are some websites that you might want to get to in just one click. Think of your work email, your local radio station, or maybe even ChatGPT. You can pin these sites in your favorite browser, sure, but then you have to go looking for those bookmarks each time you open it. What if […]
This Samsung OLED Gaming Monitor Is at Its Lowest Price Yet for Labor Day
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Daily Search Forum Recap: August 26, 2025
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Declaring Bankruptcy
There is a movement growing online of self-proclaimed financial advisors trying to change the perception of personal bankruptcy. Instead of seeing going broke as a shameful thing—the theory goes—we should view it as an act of financial empowerment and feel no regret about filing Chapter 7, even multiple times. “We have to pay attention to […]
‘Skelly’ Is on Sale for $300 Right Now for Labor Day
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These Are the Best Countertop Appliances for Small Kitchens
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The Sonos Era 300 Is Down to Its Lowest Price for Labor Day
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Dos and Don’ts Of Microsoft Advertising Suspensions & Appeals
To those of you who run advertising campaigns with Microsoft Advertising to show ads on Bing and other Microsoft properties, here are the dos and don’ts of handling suspensions and appeals.
Sparktoro Research: Traditional Search Is Not Declining
New research released by Rand Fishkin and friends at Sparktoro says that traditional search is not dipping in usage, even as searchers continue to adopt AI search features and tools. “95% of Americans continue to use them each month, and 86% are heavy users,” Rand wrote.
Microsoft Responds To Hard To See Search Ad Labels
I’ve covered the almost invisible and incredibly hard to see experiments with Microsoft Advertising placing hard to see search/sponsored ads in the Bing search results many times. Well, now that we have a Microsoft Advertising Ads Liaison, we finally got a response from Microsoft on the topic.
Google Search Console Link Report Doesn’t Have A Last Updated Date
Did you notice that one of the only reports in Google Search Console that does not have a “last updated” time stamp is the links report. I asked John Mueller from Google why and he said, “No particular reason. Different reports are different.”
Google: We’re Testing Changes To AI Mode To Encourage Clicks
Google’s Robby Stein said that over the coming weeks, Google will be testing changes to AI Mode that will aim to encourage clicks to publishers. He said on X that Google has “been experimenting with how and where to show links in ways that are most helpful to users and sites.”
