Last night Instagram rolled out a new update on iOS and Android devices (v7.4) which introduced a more detailed place search, allowing you to see trending places and search for posts at specific places. However they also took away something dear to most marketers on Instagram – custom locations. That’s right, Instagram no longer supports […]
Author Archives: Michael Boguslavskiy
Get A Users Gravatar Image Via PHP
Gravatar’s have been popular for years now – and to date they’re integrated across a plethora of websites – serving over 8.6 million avatars every single day. With that said there are also a ton of plugins available for most blog and CMS scripts; however what if no plugin exists for our website, or we […]
Ad Blocking Is Killing Your Favorite Websites
Websites that offer free resources, be it services or simply news, rely on advertising to stay alive. However a recent report from Adobe & PageFair shows that ad blocking will cost publishers nearly $22 billion throughout 2015, and $41.4 billion by 2016. As an avid Internet user I can understand how advertisements can be annoying […]
Top 300 Freeware Software by winAddons.com
Back in 2007 winAddons.com published an awesome list of 300 freeware software, organized by category. There’s some great software listed here – and the majority of them are still around and functioning perfectly in 2015. Unfortunately somewhere between the end of 2014 and now the winAddons.com domain name began to point to a default GoDaddy parked domain […]
UK Businesses Can Get A Free VMware vSphere Health Check
VMhosts has launched a free VMware health check service open to all UK businesses. The free health check is offered via a remote installation of Veeam ONE, a free tool intended to identify performance issues with your VMware setup. Furthermore VMhosts will look over your storage and your network configurations. All tests are done by […]
Infographic: We Like 4,166,667 Posts Per Minute On Facebook
DOMO, a business management platform in the cloud, has compiled an infographic showcasing how much Internet activity happens every minute across sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Amazon, Netflix, Snapchat, Vine, Uber, and more. The infographic embedded below shows some staggering info that says two things. There is absolutely no excuse for a business to NOT […]
New 20% Coupon Code for Midphase Hosting
UK2 Group has just introduced a new coupon code good for 20% off on ALL orders from Midphase Hosting. PLUS this coupon code can be used with any other Midphase offers and coupon codes. AAAAAND it’s not going to expire until January 1st, 2016. Simply use coupon code [coupon code=”Midphase SAVEMEMORE” /] during your checkout […]
Create A Fake Profile In Seconds
These days almost every place you visit asks you to register and create a profile to get access to something, and these days with online security the way it is – not everyone is comfortable using their own name or email address to create these profiles. This is where fakena.me comes into play. Fakena.me generates […]
Google Confirms You Can Use Pipes & Commas In Title Tags
I always say that I get pretty excited at anything that gets confirmed by Google. Well Google’s Gary Illyes confirmed on Twitter that it makes no difference if you decide to use pipes ( | ) or simple commas within your title tags. @osandacooray doesn't matter @Buddhini5 — Gary Illyes (@methode) August 10, 2015 Personally […]
Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter & Yahoo Join Together To Fight Child Pornography
Earlier this week Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Twitter & Yahoo officially joined forces with the Internet Watch Foundation to help fight child pornography online. Utilizing a hash-based platform the companies hope to prevent the ability to upload and share any child pornography online. Microsoft already utilizes this technology within PhotoDNA – a standalone tool which has […]
Bing Doesn’t Want You Buying Fake Drugs Online
As our way of life changes, and we start to rely more and more on the Internet there will always be people out there trying to anonymously scam you out of your hard earned money by selling you fake products/services behind a shady website name. Over the years we’ve all seen those emails advertising cheap prescription […]
How Do You Start Your Small Businesses Online Presence
I’ve put together several videos now where I urge business owners to make more use of social networks by communicating more with their customers and their fans – however without some sort of established online presence this is pretty hard to do. How are you going to tell your Facebook followers about your brand new […]
.ORG Domain Name Prices Increased At Most Registrars
Are you shopping for a new .ORG domain name and noticing that the prices seem to be changing everywhere? That’s because the Public Interest Registry, the registry responsible for the .ORG domain name has raised it’s annual costs for new .ORG domain name registrations, renewals, and transfers – and most registrars will be passing that […]
InMotion Hosting Updates Dedicated Server Specs
InMotion Hosting has announced a refresh of their dedicated servers aimed at bringing things up to speed a bit. This refresh had a huge focus on integrating solid-state drives (SSDs) into InMotion’s dedicated servers – and as such all Advanced, Elite and Commercial class servers now have the option of going SSD. Our top of […]
Score 30% Off on Host1Plus VPS Servers
Host1Plus have launched a 30% off coupon code which is valid on any of their VPS hosting plans, and on either a monthly billing cycle or a 3-month billing cycle. Really the only limitation is that you must be a new customer – and considering that this is the first Host1Plus coupon code I’m mentioning […]
Google Now Displays Only 3 Local Results
I have some rather unfortunate news to report guys. Google has changed their search layout once more – getting rid of the seven local results they used to show for appropriate queries and displaying only 3 local listings now. I first noticed this around August 6th/7th, and Barry Schwartz over at SearchEngine Roundtable reported on […]
Infographic: Getting More From Your Google Searches
Way back in 2011 HackCollege put together a phenomenal infographic with Google tips & tricks that everyone should know to get the most out of every single search. The original post about this was targeted towards students – however these days everyone does some sort of online research. Business owners, content creators, etc. I haven’t seen […]
Facebook Finally Let’s Business Owners Reply Privately To Customers
When we come right down to it, no business will ever satisfy everyone. Eventually someone, somewhere, will have a bad day and take it out on your business. Yelp has always allowed you to handle certain responses and communications with your customers in a public or a private manner; however Facebook has always required you […]
YouTube Videos Will No Longer Get Stuck At 301 Views
YouTube has always had an issue when it came down to video view counts – how did they determine whether or not the views that a video was getting actually came from real people? In the past YouTube would essentially freeze view counts once they hit 301 and then verify the incoming traffic. Once they […]
YouTube Transparent Player Officially Launched
A few months ago YouTube began testing out a new transparent video player and personally I was always such a huge fan of it that I’ve been using it on a daily basis since April 2015 while it was in it’s beta stages. Today I am happy to say that YouTube has officially launched the new transparent […]