Domain Renewal Letters – The Scam that Won’t Go Away
I first blogged about domain registration renewal scams in 2013. Clients were getting letters from “The Domain Registry of America” asking them to send money for the renewal of their domain names. The amounts were much higher than the price of the domain names, too. “Domain Listings” is also a common one and it just…
Read MoreComing in May: Google Core Web Vitals Update
In May of 2021, Google will use Core Web Vitals as signals for ranking in search results. Since these page experience signals will become an important ranking factor in your google search ranking, it’s good to learn more about them. Page experience signals consist of Core Web Vitals and other existing signals. Core Web Vitals…
Read MoreUnderstanding and maintaining your online contact form
One of the regular pain points for many website owners is their online contact form. When a website is launched, a form test is always done to make sure the proper email address is receiving the form. But, things can be working just fine, and suddenly a business owner will notice they haven’t received an…
Read MoreBest practices for contacting WebCami
I’m often asked by clients what the best way is to reach me. My answer is always, “It depends on what you need”. Here are the best practices for reaching me with your requests: Email Email is always the top option to get in touch with me. Especially if you need regular maintenance done to…
Read MoreAbout that Google “G Suite Domain Contact” email you might have received
If you use Google Suite, you most likely received an email this month titled, “Remove internal links to the G Suite Domain Contact page for your organization.” I received many emails asking what this was in reference to, and I wanted to let you know what I found out. Millions of G Suite users received…
Read MoreIt’s phishing season, again.
In my last blog post, I mentioned that scams and hacking are on the rise. There are two more items that are new on the scene that I wanted to share with you. Here are two more WordPress scams you need to look out for in 2020. They are both phishing emails and both spreading…
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