The Negative Side Of Twitters New Verification Policy
It has been a topsy-turvy couple of weeks in the Twittersphere. Since the takeover from Elon Musk, the social media giant has gone through some drastic changes, from firing 50% of its workforce to opening blue tick verification to everyone (who wants to pay $8 (£7) a month). It’s that latter point that has been […]
What You Need To Know About GA4, And How To Implement It
Google Analytics 4 or GA4 for short, has been around for a while. But it has recently been announced that Google will be sunsetting Universal Analytics (UA) in favour of pushing everyone to use GA4 as the primary method of website analytics. Here I will go through GA4 and the changes that you will see […]
The Future Of Search Engines Is Here Today. Voice Search Is Now
For years, search engine result pages (SERPs) provided 10 results with blue titles and green URLs. However, Today, search results come in all shapes and sizes, often drastically changing appearance depending on the searcher’s intent, the device they’re searching from, their location and countless other factors. It’s a lot to keep up with. The No. […]
2021 Update: Is Your Website Speed Quick Enough for Google?
Website speed has always been a key part of the way that Chrome differentiates itself from other search engines. Since 2019 this has been even more important. With Google rewarding fast loading websites in a way that had not been done before. By displaying a badge on slow loading websites, Chrome planned on clearly indicating […]
Two Google Core Updates to Search Coming In June And July
Google has announced that there will be two core updates to its search algorithm this summer. Two updates this close together is certainly unusual however, as all the planned improvements for the June 2021 update are not quite ready, there will be another core update in July. What you should definitely know about the core […]
5 reasons to move your website to WordPress
WordPress is a very popular website platform. So much so that it powers more than a third of the world’s websites, ranging from small blogs to multinational sites like Skype and Microsoft. It is among the top three website packages. In recent years, many bloggers/writers, as well as businesses, have shifted their websites from other […]
What is the difference between hosting webspace and bandwidth?
When it comes to web hosting, it is always better to have a proper understanding of all the important terms so that you can put your web hosting resources to optimum use. Among the various resources offered, hosting webspace and bandwidth are the most crucial aspects of the package. When it comes to selecting the […]
Entering a cookie-less world
At first glance, Google’s decision to ditch third-party cookies in its market-leading Chrome browser has a good feeling about it. Cookies are intrusive and off-putting, and their over-use is steadily driving digital advertising towards a crisis point of ad-blockers, ad-blindness and regulation. Google has recently released their future outlook for what a post cookie world […]
How Microsoft buying Pinterest can affect marketers
Microsoft appears to be hell bent on acquiring another social media company to go alongside LinkedIn in its portfolio. Starting last year, its pursuit of the US operation of TikTok failed after cloud computing rival Oracle gate-crashed talks after the Trump administration raised national security concerns. Despite being rebuffed in their attempts to acquire TikTok […]
New Super Follow Feature on Twitter
Twitter has revealed a new feature called ‘Super Follow’. This will allow users to earn money from their tweets and other content. Similar to other creators monetisation platforms, OnlyFans and Patreon, Twitter creators will be able to provide access to subscriber-only content, deals and groups for a monthly fee starting at $4.99. It may also […]