Google has updated Maps to include product-specific search capabilities, just in time for the holiday shopping season. This feature allows consumers to search for specific items and find nearby stores with available inventory. Key Features …
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Continue readingWP Engine Escalates Legal Battle With Automattic and Mullenweg
WP Engine escalated its Federal complaint by citing Automattic’s publication of the WP Engine Tracker website as evidence of intent to harm WP Engine and exposing customers to potential cybercrimes. The updated complaint incorporates recent …
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A fast website isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s a crucial part of staying competitive online. This guide covers everything you need to know to boost your page speed and user satisfaction for improved search visibility. …
Continue readingWordPress Security Plugin Vulnerability Endangers 4 Million+ Sites
A critical vulnerability was discovered in a popular WordPress security plugin with over 4 million installations. The flaw allows attackers to log in as any user, including administrators, and gain full access to their site-level …
Continue readingMeta aligns platforms with ‘Views’ as primary content metric
Meta is standardizing its performance metrics across platforms, making “views” the central way to measure content performance on Facebook, Instagram and Threads. What’s new: Views everywhere: The metric will apply to all content types – …
Continue readingBad & Toxic Backlinks You Should Avoid
Link building is a complicated art form with many different tactics and approaches. Despite being one of the most mature processes in SEO, there’s still much disagreement about what makes a “bad” or “good” link …
Continue readingGoogle to halt political ads in EU over new regulations
Google will stop serving political ads in the European Union by October 2025 due to new Transparency and Targeting of Political Advertising (TTPA) regulatory hurdles, the company announced. Driving the news. Google implemented strict rules …
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HTTPArchive is offering a new technology comparison dashboard, currently in beta testing. Users can now view real-world web hosting performance scores for Core Web Vitals. We compare six web hosts and find one that consistently …
Continue readingGoogle Maps adds products nearby for product searches
Google Maps now will show you products from nearby stores if you search Google Maps for product related queries. Google wrote, “Now, you can search in Google Maps for items like pickleball rackets, board games, …
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