Google Business Profile Manager Search & Dashboard Bug Hiding Businesses
There is reportedly a confirmed bug with the Google Business Profile Manager where some business profiles are not showing up in the list. This can happen even when you search for the business you know you can access otherwise.
Google Ads Looking To Surface More Search Term Data
Ginny Marvin, Google’s Ad Liaison, said on Twitter that there is “ongoing work to surface search term data in privacy-preserving ways.” This also includes bringing “more functionality to search terms Insights,” Ginny added.
GA4 Fractional Cross-Channel Conversion Credit Now Imported Into Google Ads
Google posted an update that now Google Ads will import fractional, cross-channel web conversion credits from Google Analytics 4 properties. Google said this is even if the last non-direct click was not Google advertising.
Opinion: Volatility lowest since January, but until it drops further, Bitcoin serves no purpose
Bitcoin’s volatility is a massive problem, writes our head of research, Dan Ashmore The volatility is the lowest since January, but that doesn’t provide much solace with regards to Bitcoin’s actual utility For Bitcoin to deliver on its potential, it needs to become boring, with volatility closer to gold’s famously steady return profile It’s relatively calm in […]
Google Search Tests Color Swatch For Product Grid Results
Google Search is testing adding a color swatch to the product grid layout in its search results. Google is showing colors in small boxes and a “+ more” label if there are more colors to choose from for that product.
Making $71K on ONE DEAL After 5 Failed House Flips and Six-Figure Debt
Feel like you’ve already made a few blunders to kick off your real estate investing journey? Well, you’re in great company. Most real estate rookies make their fair share of […]
Discarded, not destroyed: Old routers reveal corporate secrets
When decommissioning their old hardware, many companies ‘throw the baby out with the bathwater’ The post Discarded, not destroyed: Old routers reveal corporate secrets appeared first on WeLiveSecurity
Daily Search Forum Recap: April 18, 2023
Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…
Memorize These Cheap 4/20 Food Deals Before You’re Too High
What started as a meeting time for high schoolers to smoke weed in California during the 1970s, “420” has become an unofficial holiday. But whether you smoke or not, these food deals will be here for you this Thursday, April 20. Read more…
What’s New on Hulu in May 2023
Is Elle Fanning secretly the best Fanning? Elder sister Dakota may have come into her precocious fame a bit early, but over the past decade, little sister has proven herself to be far better at choosing projects that make great use of her talents—namely, fierce intelligence and biting comedic timing. Both serve her… Read more…
How to Tell If You’re Buying Nudes of a Real Person…or AI Porn
From VHS to Web 1.0, pornographers have always been early adopters of technology, so it should be no surprise they’re pioneering the use of artificial intelligence to sell sex. According to a recent Rolling Stone article, enterprising smut-peddlers are using AI to create computer generated simulacra of women in order… Read more…
What’s New on Disney+ in May 2023
This month on Disney+, it’s everything everywhere all at once as the streamer premieres a new limited series based on an acclaimed graphic novel and featuring most of the cast of this year’s Best Picture-winning hit—plus episodes of two Star Wars shows and a new series starring some musical Muppets. Read more…
We asked a property manager how she used AI. Then we asked a bot
Strategic marketing consultant Chrissie Rivers shared five reasons property managers might use artificial intelligence for managing properties. Then we asked ChatGPT for management advice.
Multifamily proptech you’ll want to watch for in 2023
Proptech will continue to transform real estate across the rental, operational and residential journey, particularly as we develop more creative ways to deploy it.
