Facebook has announced the following message which affects how we are able to track conversions for Facebook Ads clients: Changes to attribution settings Apple has announced changes with iOS 14 that will impact how we receive and process events from tools like the Facebook SDK and Facebook pixel.. In response to these changes, we have […]
The Google server outage earlier this week caused issues with emails managed within Gmail. Some Gmail users have had issues with downloading email from their domain-based emails that are managed within their Gmail accounts. If you feel you are missing emails or you test send an email to yourself and don’t receive it, you may […]
20 years ago this month Google Adwords was launched to help businesses get more exposure in search results. Before that, search engine optimization was the only way to appear at the top of the search results. Google Ads helped a new business appear at the top for a modest per click fee. At the time, […]
Hope you are doing well. First we want to assure you that for us business in running as usual. We are working Mon-Fri and handling tasks as they come in. Our workload has increased a bit therefore their may be delays. If particular tasks are of an emergency nature, please let us know and we […]
Blurb from article by Engadget: …ICANN is just days away from ending a consultation into the future of the .com top-level domain that’ll put an end to Obama-era price freezes. If successful, it’ll see the cost of a .com address rise by two bucks by the end of 2026, and potentially more thereafter. ICANN is a […]
Google is shutting down on April 2, 2019. If you manage your website yourself, please remove sharing buttons, plus one buttons and links to Google profiles from your websites. If you would like us to do it, please let me know and it can be done for $5 per site. It’s particularly important to remove […]
It depends on the business. Generally a combination of Facebook Ads, email marketing, and Google Ads has done well. If you do these well, good rankings in organic search or SEO will happen naturally. More specifically, if you are selling products with current demand, Google Shopping should be where you start. Then use Facebook Ads […]
Sometime in July 2018, Google Chrome browser will start warning users that any site is not safe to use if it doesn’t have sitewide SSL. It’s also a small ranking factor in Google’s search results. I suspect it will be become a more important factor going forward. Here is what it will look like: You […]
A few clients have received letters/emails related to two types of scams. iDNS Scam First, the iDNS domain registration scam where they send letters that look like the one below near registration renewal time appearing to be a renewal letter. However, they are actually trying to trick you into transferring your domain registration to their […]
WooCommerce 3.3.3 has been released. This is a minor update. However, 3.3.0 had some substantial changes. Some of the changes include: Orders Screen Redesign: looks much better! On Backorder stock status and stock management – products can now have “On Backorder” stock status. Greater theme support/customization Image size improvements and more. Click here for more […]