Podcast

Tips this week include:
• What you need to do to ensure you stay on the BlogAid email list
• The backup tutorials I’ve been updating for my webmasters
• The bonus you get as a site owner who is ahead of the change curves
• What’s up with my October site audit schedule and why you need to beat the rush
• An update on the status of the new Google Search Console course, and who will get discounts soon
• Mark your calendars for a show on Wed talking about Gutenberg and the future of the web
• An easy way you can guide the future of WordPress development
• What’s in the update for the Best Recipe Plugin tests
• A super way I found to speed up your site with lazy load, even if you run ads
• The new feature I’m tickled to see come to WP Fastest Cache
• Will the new schema markup Blocks for Yoast mess up your recipe posts?
• Why small biz site owners can now add Yelp and other reviews to their sites
• What’s in the updates to FireFox and Chrome that should deeply concern you
• Tips for great ways to grow your email list

Tips this week include:
• An update on my new image SEO research and the Pandora’s box that opened
• A WordPress Backup Checklist that is a must-read for all site owners
• New Backup Quick Checks for my Site Audit Plus clients
• Where to find a new Gutenberg Block Index
• How long the Classic Editor plugin will be available
• A radical split in vision from 2 major voices in forking WordPress and an LTS version
• What the release of PHP 7.3 means for site owners and plugin developers
• Why you need HSTS for your HTTPS conversion and what Google has to do with it
• Google begins notifying site owners of bad HTTPS conversions
• What your EAT score is and how to improve it for SEO

Tips this week include:
• Yoast’s video answer to my question about lazy load and SEO
• My new video tutorial on using iFrame and lazy load for faster video loading
• An unexpected issue I ran into with using lazy load
• The launch of a new member area for my site audit clients
• Test results for the best recipe plugin to use
• Conclusive evidence that the featured snippet formatting I teach in the DIY SEO course works
• Mark your calendars for my upcoming interview on the Tinkering with Tech Show
• What’s up with the ClassicPress petition and major fork of WordPress
• My thoughts on the “Try Gutenberg” adoption rate reports
• How convenience and free cost you more in the long run
• What Oakley Capital buying up cPanel means for us as site owners and our hosts
• How the Image data change to Google Analytics could look like a downturn in traffic
• A new auto verify feature for sites in Search Console and how it works
• How Google Analytics is lying to you in a massive way, or maybe not

Tips this week include:
• How a full HTTPS conversion saves and makes you money
• How to embed a video using iFrame code for faster page loads
• A new member level coming for site audit clients
• Why I’m not surprised that Google Authorship isn’t dead after all
• Huge news for foodie bloggers with the launch of the new Google Smart Display
• An update on my recipe plugin tests and a clear winner is emerging
• A look at the new Transport Layer Security version that just released
• What the Let’s Encrypt milestone of being trusted by Microsoft means for you
• The big font change by Gutenberg that all designers will want to know about
• A report on what it’s like to use Gutenberg and how it could radically disrupt your content creation process

Tips this week include:
• New Site Audit Client Flash Challenges and why we’re doing them
• A GoDaddy data breach that may affect you, and an update on that report
• How to restore a plugin update to the previous version
• Mixed reactions to the Try Gutenberg invitation in WP 4.9.8
• My Gutenberg tutorial schedule
• What’s up with SiteGround no longer offering free cPanel migrations
• Results on that massive Google Algorithm update at the first of the month
• The settings I’m checking in Yoast SEO for category archive pages
• Recipe plugin tests almost finished

Tips this week include:
• A sneak peek at what’s coming from BlogAid for the rest of 2018 including 4 new courses
• Why hiring the help you need is a good idea
• What’s in WordPress 4.9.8 and the first thing you need to do after you update
• What’s in the latest Genesis update
• The huge Google Algorithm update that whacked some sites hard
• How to watermark your blog images, plus the pros and cons of it
• The message Facebook is really sending with the shutdown of their API for auto-posting
• A super post on the top reasons visitors leave your site and how to fix them

Tips this week include:
• The new BlogAid theme is live!!
• A new Happy Clients page with success stories that just blew me away
• My new Gutenberg posts have launched, and more on the way
• WordPress 4.9.8 releases today and how to turn off the Try Gutenberg invitation
• The reports I’m seeing of the latest hacker probing attempts and how to protect your site
• What has me nervous about a new site cloning feature from UpdraftPlus
• What’s up with Google testing a new layout for images with titles
• Finally! Some corroboration about why you need to stop chasing green dots in Yoast
• New schema markup for speakable news posts
• 4 ways to write better blog posts immediately

Tips this week include:
• A call for Happy Client stories
• New Gutenberg posts on the way
• Why you need to upgrade your hosting to PHP 7 right away
• A check to see if your backup solution is complete
• The Not Secure warning for non HTTPS sites rolls out with Chrome 68 today
• Who just bought Stone Temple Consulting, and what this means for SEO tips for us
• A very interesting interview with Joost de Valk on what the future holds for voice search
• Synonyms finally come to the Yoast SEO content analysis tool
• What the top 10 OWASP security holes are on your site, and an easy way to plug them
• A new migration tool from SiteGround and why you don’t want to use it
• 7 tips to get you unstuck with blogging and generating new ideas