This 2nd Gen Google Nest Cam Just Dropped $50 on Amazon
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. The 2nd Gen Google Nest Cam is a versatile smart security solution for indoor and outdoor use, and right now, it’s 28% off on Amazon. This battery-powered camera is ideal for people already in […]
The Public Beta for iOS 26 Might Drop Next Week
Apple has been beta testing iOS 26 since announcing the update at WWDC, so the tech world has had plenty of chances to see what changes the company is cooking up for the fall. The thing is, this beta is only supposedly to be for iOS developers—though that hasn’t stopped the general public from installing […]
Daily Search Forum Recap: July 16, 2025
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web. Google said barely indexed sites can mean Google isn’t convinced of the site overall…
Eight Illegal and Unenforceable Rules Your HOA Might Try to Sneak Past You
Unsurprisingly, most homeowners in the U.S. would prefer not to live in a neighborhood ruled by a homeowners association (HOA). The reason is no secret: HOAs have a reputation for interfering with people’s everyday lives, and the possibility that a busybody neighbor with nothing better to do will try to dictate how you live is […]
Three Ways to Remove AI From Google
Unless you’ve already ditched Google for good, you’ve probably noticed that these days, your search results typically start with an AI-generated answer. Maybe you’ve found this useful, or maybe you’ve found it annoying. But the thing is, whether you want it there or not, most of your Google searches include these long, AI Overviews by […]
This Roku Streaming Stick Is at Its Lowest Price Ever
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. If your older TV still works fine but lacks streaming features, the Roku Streaming Stick (2025) offers a low-cost way to modernize it. Now down to $19 from its usual $29.99 on Amazon, it’s […]
Google: Barely Indexed Sites Can Mean Google Isn’t Convinced Of The Site Overally
Google’s John Mueller replied to a question around indexing issues on a site and said that if the site is hosted on a strong platform and is technically sound, and “it’s barely getting indexed, often that’s a sign that our systems aren’t convinced about the site overall.”
Mortgage Rate Drops Are Coming: How to Prepare Today
Looking to buy a rental property in the next 12 months or so? The housing market is shifting fast, and today’s guest has some major insights on what’s changing in […]
You Could Have More Equity Than You Think! (How to Use It)
It’s the situation every real estate investor wants to be in: your house just appraised for more than you expected. Now, you’ve got some home equity added to your net […]
Google Business Profile Appeal Tool Now Shows Rejection Reasons
Google Business Profiles appeal tool now shows the reason your appeal was rejected. It can show a list of reasons why the appeal was rejected, so that next time you submit the appeal, you can hopefully get it approved.
Google Search Console Adds More 24 Hour Data Comparison Options
Google has added two more comparison views to the Search Console performance reports. One lets you compare last 24 hours to previous period and the other lets you compare last 24 hours week over week.
Google Ads Change History Ghost Users – AdWords Administrator
Have you ever noticed ghost users in your Google Ads change history log? It just shows “AdWords Administrator” but doesn’t show which user, by name, made the change.
Google Ads Expandable Summary Row (Fed vs Asset Metrics)
Google Ads seems to be testing an expandable row in the channel performance report that shows you an overview of your feed-based vs asset-based metrics. You can click on a carrot icon to expand the row and expose the data summary.
Google Core Web Vitals Update In Search Console – Bug or Normal?
Google seems to have updated its core web vitals metrics within Google Search Console a few days ago. The weird thing is that good URLs and URLs need improvements metrics all went down around that date but the poor URLs stayed the same.
Unmasking AsyncRAT: Navigating the labyrinth of forks
ESET researchers map out the labyrinthine relationships among the vast hierarchy of AsyncRAT variants
