For years, Google Chrome had an option in their settings to let you see more than just 10 results. I used it for a long time, and there was a slider in the settings, that let you show up to 100 results for any search, and that became my default setting for Chrome on...
For quite a while now, I’ve been playing with the Google Search Console API trying to build a tool for analyzing websites from Google Search Console. With Google Analytics 4 turning out so horribly, I thought there had to be a better way to get the data I need,...
Update: As of 2pm PST November 18, 2021 the BBB has fixed the errors, and member profile pages have been correctly redirected. Hooray! Can you guess what Afternic, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, and A2 Web Hosting all have in common? All three are members of the...
With the addition of the rel=0 code, embedded videos will show additional videos from the creators own Google Channel instead of random Google “related” videos. Watch to the end of my video below, and you’ll see all you get are more of my own from my...
We built this free Excel add-on to combine multiple CSV files exported from Screaming Frog into one Excel Workbook, with a table of contents and live hyperlinks throughout the workbook. It saves a LOT of time, compared to manually creating a report from multiple CSV...
We’ve recreated a fun free tool called GoogleFight that quit working a few years ago, and it helps settle the eternal question, “What gets searched for more often, “apples” or “oranges?” Because I consistently have unused API...
I’m not suggesting this is a good time to be asking your customers for reviews, especially since Google announced they won’t be publishing any new ones during the pandemic. However, it’s still worth pointing out that Google now offers business owners...
Over the past few days, we’ve put up a few Covid-19 statements on client websites. No two of them are exactly the same, but they all do have some things in common. I’ve also received countless COVID-19 emails from vendors, customers, clients, newsletters,...
I got a call from a client today that really shook me. Apparently, one of their employees sent an email to their bookkeeper, asking if they could change their direct deposit to their new bank. The bookkeeper replied to the employee, sending a form to be filled...
This morning I received two Paypal invoices that were sent to me directly. At first and even second glance they appear to be legitimate, but they’re not. The invoices looked like real invoices via email, and they contained the GoDaddy logo, but the $64 amount...
