These Are the Best Single-Serve Coffee Makers
There’s something pleasurable about taking all the steps to brew a perfect cup of coffee, but there’s also something nice about doing as little as possible to get your caffeine fix when you’re having a busy enough morning as it is. Single-serve coffee makers produce one cup of java with little fanfare or effort and […]
Ways to Stay Safe (and Impress Your Coworkers), According to Former CIA Agent
Every year, the federal government spends an estimated $3 billion of your tax dollars on the Central Intelligence Agency. Other than the supposed protection a sophisticated international clandestine espionage network provides the nation’s citizens, what do we actually get for our share of CIA budget? Nothing! In the interest of getting something for my taxes, […]
You Can Now Edit ChatGPT Images, Photoshop-Style
You’ve no doubt noticed the plethora of AI art generators that have sprung up in the last year or so: super-smart engines that can produce pictures that look just like real photographs, or artwork created by real humans. As time goes by, they’re getting increasingly powerful, and adding more and more features—you can even find […]
How to Choose Between Building an Addition or Buying a New House
It’s a fact of life that we tend to need more space as time goes by. We acquire new stuff, new hobbies, and new family members, and we need space for all of it. One day you wake up and realize that the charming two-bedroom house you bought 10 years ago is no longer so […]
The Best Ways to Fix a Dry Cake
Cake is always right. It can be a casual comfort food or a symbol of celebration. It’s loved for its characteristic bouncy texture that offers moisture without coming off too sweet. Tragically, this subtle moisture can be hard to achieve and even harder to hold onto. We have tips on keeping your cake moist, but […]
Google Product Results Labels A Product As Product
Google is testing labeling product images in the product grid search results with a label that says “product.” I am unsure if this is Google mislabeling the percent discount tag and sticking “product” there instead or if this is a real feature test.
Google Explains Why It Shows Reddit & Forum Threads In Search So Often
Google’s Search Liaison, Danny Sullivan, explained that while SEOs hate to see Reddit and other forum threads show up so often in the Google Search results, searchers like seeing them. In fact, he said that searchers seek content out from these forums, and this is why Google shows them so often in the search results.
Search News Buzz Video Recap: Ongoing Google March Core Update, Googlebot To Crawl Less, Pay For Google Search AI & More
This week, I posted the big Google Webmaster Report for April; it is an excellent place to catch up quickly on the news. Google’s March 2024 core update had some volatility this week, and it is still rolling out. There are still no….
William Raveis reflects on 50 years of selling real estate
Inman sat down with Raveis following his firm’s 50-year anniversary to discuss what it takes to lead a brokerage for half a century.
Google Search Testing Four Images (Up From 3) In Search Results
Google is testing showing four images, instead of three images, in its search results. This is a small change but it does give more publishers a chance to show their images on the first page.
Google Related Searches Displaying Local Carousel
Google is testing showing local carousels, local search results to Business Profile listings, within the related searches section. It seems off but Google is sub-categorizing them with the types of local results they are.
Bing Tests Groups Cards In Knowledge Panel Design
Microsoft is testing showing more grouped cards in the Bing Search knowledge panel design that it launched earlier this year. Bing is showing four more cards, by splitting some of the cards in half, to make room for these knowledge bits.
Solar Eclipse Google Search Easter Egg
Google has a special easter egg in its search results for the upcoming solar eclipse. When you search for solar eclipse, you are shown a sun that gets covered by the move, in an animation, just like you’d see it if you were in the path of the solar eclipse.
Say farewell to the ‘Forever Home’
You need to earn $100,000 just to afford a starter home. Rachael Hite writes that, like spotting a dodo bird, finding your forever home in today’s market might be a thing of the past.
$110M Aspen mansion primed to set Colorado record
The seller of the 4.5-acre property at the base of Red Mountain is Canadian professional hockey player-turned-entrepreneur Patrick Dovigi. The buyers are former casino mogul Steve Wynn and financier Thomas Peterffy.
