How to Watch Argentina vs. Ecuador for Free Using a VPN
For those who won’t be watching the fireworks on the 4th of July, the Argentina vs. Ecuador quarterfinal match on the Copa America is likely to be just as good of a spectacle. If you’re not paying for a streaming subscription to watch the Copa América, you can still catch the games for free using […]
What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: Jay Slater’s ‘Mysterious’ Disappearance
A few weeks ago, British teenager Jay Slater went missing in the Costa del Sol region of Spain, spurring international interest in the case and a deluge of speculation and conspiracy theories about the mysterious disappearance. But how much of a mystery is it really? Here are the facts that are publicly known: On the […]
Google Ads New Brand Exclusion Won’t Prevent Your Ads For Showing For Random Firms
The other day we reported about the new Google Ads brand controls. But as we gain more and more clarity, it seems it does not give advertisers all the controls they need.
Google Explains Why Search Console Reporting Delays Are Not In Search Status Dashboard
As of right now, Google Search Console is having a significant delay with its Performance reports and some are wondering why the status of the delay is not in the Google Search Status Dashboard like other search related issues.
Current Styles Google Search Carousel
Google Search has a new shopping-related carousel named “current styles.” This shows up for some shopping-related queries, and if you search for a product, it might show you style variations that may be trending.
Google Zero Click Study Now At 58.5% In 2024
Rand Fishkin has come out with his 2024 edition of the Google zero click study and it shows that in the US, zero clicks are now at 58.5%, which is down from 65% in 2021. The study says about 37% of Google searches lead to no action, 21.4% lead to another Google search and 41.5% […]
Google Search Console Delays Is Not A Google Core Update
Another rumor coming out of the Google Search Console reporting delays is that this is some sort of unconfirmed update is rolling out. Well, that is not the case at all. John Mueller of Google said this is not a core update or even an unconfirmed core update.
Proton Just Launched a More Private Version of Google Docs
Google Docs has been one of the go-to options for online collaboration for years. It’s integrated into Google Drive, it’s feature-rich, and it makes it dead easy to collaborate with others. But, Proton is—once again—pushing its way in on Google’s turf with a new privacy-focused alternative thanks to today’s launch of Docs in Proton Drive. […]
Today’s Wordle Hints (and Answer) for Wednesday, July 3, 2024
If you’re looking for the Wordle answer for July 3, 2024 read on. We’ll share some clues, tips, and strategies, and finally the solution. Today’s puzzle is easier; I got it in three. Beware, there are spoilers below for July 3, Wordle #1,110! Keep scrolling if you want some hints (and then the answer) to […]
Is Rent-to-Own the Easiest and Most “Passive” Way to Scale Your Portfolio?
Do you have a cash flow problem? Maybe property management fees are setting you back, or you’re spending too much on repairs and maintenance. Today, we’re bringing you a powerful […]
Hijacked: How hacked YouTube channels spread scams and malware
Here’s how cybercriminals go after YouTube channels and use them as conduits for fraud – and what you should watch out for when watching videos on the platform
AI in the workplace: The good, the bad, and the algorithmic
While AI can liberate us from tedious tasks and even eliminate human error, it’s crucial to remember its weaknesses and the unique capabilities that humans bring to the table
How Military Members Can Use Real Estate Investing to Fast-Track Their Financial Freedom
Military real estate investing is perhaps the easiest way for veterans to reach financial freedom. Today’s guest is a prime example, going from broke recruiter to “military millionaire” in just […]
What It Means When Your Apple Products Become ‘Vintage’ or ‘Obsolete’
Every tech product you own has a post-release “lifespan.” For example, Apple’s policies guarantee five years of support, starting from a device’s release date (as opposed to whenever you bought it). Once those five years are up, Apple can deem that device “vintage.” In fact, Apple recently classified three of its products as vintage: the […]
This App Alerts You As Soon As Your Mac Loses Internet
Anyone who regularly uses the public wifi at an airport, hotel, or cafe knows that being connected to a network and having internet access are not the same thing. Unfortunately, your Mac isn’t great about telling you whether you’re actually online or not, which can lead to some frustrating troubleshooting. A free application Online Check […]
