This weekend’s Snapchat Story was the Kentucky Derby. The 142nd Kentucky Derby took place on May 7 2016. I watched the Kentucky Derby with family members, many of whom are from KY and introduced me to Kentucky Hot Browns and Mint Juleps. Of course, the Kentucky Derby
Read more →I hope that one day people will look back at this article and see a little piece of strange history. And that they scratch their heads in disbelief! A brief history Back in the 1990’s people used BBSs. By the late 90s people had transitioned over on
Read more →Straight from the “I told you so” department comes Instagram Local. In spring 2015 I wrote up the article Is Instagram Local coming soon? This article shows off all of the latest developments at Instagram and some of the features which have been rolled out to a
Read more →Last week, a so-called “warrant canary” in Reddit’s 2014 transparency report — affirming that the company had never received a national security–related request for user information — disappeared from its 2015 report. What is a warranty canary? What are they used for? And Why did it get
Read more →MSQRD was released this week and promptly purchased by Facebook- the news just hit a few hours ago. Some of the very first tweets about #MSQRD are “PLEASE DON’T MESS WITH IT!” or people complaining of more garbage in their Facebook feed. The selfie filter niche was
Read more →The best way to learn SEO is via trial and error. If you’re a small business owner and want to learn just check out my very simple DIY Guide to SEO. What about social media? I’ll tell you exactly what social media is good for. Talking to
Read more →“Peeple” is quite possibly the most hated app ever created, and many people are going to want to opt out of it. Can you opt out of the Peeple app? Maybe. It depends on when you ask this question. As of 2015, a Washington Post article reports:
Read more →Peeple, the people review app, is finally out. The first thing people are going to wonder is, can you see negative reviews on the Peeple app? As of March 8, 2016, the Peeple website clearly states: “Recommendations never go live without your permission. You can delete any
Read more →Peeple requires the use of a Facebook account. Facebook is filled with fake accounts. For example: Due to Facebook’s repeated abuse of privacy, I personally use Facebook as my dog. My hobbies include chasing my tail and playing fetch. Apparently, to create a Peeple account I can
Read more →At the moment all of the 2016 presidential candidates have a Google Podium Posts page, except for Gary Johnson. Will Gary Johnson get a Google Podium Posts page? This remains yet to be seen. There are many occasions, debates, news outlets and more who either ignore or
Read more →If you’ve been following our blog you’ve read about Google Podium Posts showing in Google search results back in February. The first Podium posts are from 2016 presidential candidates. However, if the candidate has not posted anything to Google in the last 7 days their posts stop
Read more →If you are looking for the Google Podium Posts page of 2016 presidential candidate and Governor of Ohio John Kasich, we’ve got you covered: https://posts.google.com/share/QdvAHtHw Kasich’s page looks great, is updated regularly, and has no content about Donald Trump. His most recent shares include looking for donations,
Read more →When searching for certain politicians in Google search, Google Podium Posts display. In other cases, they do not. Of course, I wondered, how long do Google Podium posts display for? For example, today, March 6, 2016, if you Google “Donald Trump”, you will simply see a normal
Read more →Rafael Edward “Ted” Cruz is a politician and Senator from Texas seeking the Republican nomination for President of the US in the 2016 election. If you are looking for Ted’s posts on Google, Google Posts, or “Google Podium”, this is the link that you need: https://posts.google.com/share/7mwvfsvq “Google
Read more →If you are looking for the permanent link to Hillary Clinton’s Google Podium posts, here is the link: https://posts.google.com/share/Sw432FhV “Google Podium” is the sort-of-social social network which displays right in Google’s search results which we noticed in February. As of March 6, 2016, Hillary has posted a
Read more →If you are looking for the permanent link to Marco Rubio’s Google Podium posts, feel free to follow this link here: https://posts.google.com/share/df19q1QR “Google Podium” is the sort-of-social social network which displays right in Google’s search results which we noticed in February. It will be interesting to see
Read more →I rarely use social media but today I did and I got into a discussion on Twitter. Someone was chatting about the new Google Posts. I said “you mean Google Podium?” Anyways we were talking about the same thing. Google hasn’t given it an exact name but
Read more →Google Podium Posts and Google Plus are 2 very different platforms. Here is Bernie Sanders verified Google Podium account vs Bernie’s verified Google Plus page: The two pages are completely separate and have nothing to do with each other. Here is Bernie’s Google Plus Page, and here
Read more →Well, Google has finally integrated social with search. At least for prominent user accounts, starting with presidential candidates. First came Google Podium Posts, then came the addition of “on the issues” to mobile search. Now, on the issues and Podium Posts are being added to some people’s
Read more →Google Podium Accounts can be tough to track down. I will begin keeping track of them here on the blog. If you are looking for the permanent link to businessman, author, real estate mogul, billionaire, and 2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump’s Google Podium account, look no further,
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