Tips Tuesday

Tips this week include:
• What I’m uploading in the new Google Search Console course
• How you pay a hefty price down the road using theme builders
• New designer help for Gutenberg in Genesis
• Cool updates to the Simple Social Icons plugin
• Why we need to be concerned about the upcoming release of PHP 7.3
• How and why to better vet your plugins before installing on your site
• An update on staging sites at both A2 Hosting and SiteGround
• How your database gets hacked and ways to prevent it
• Why I won’t be using the new Cloudflare Firewall Rules
• How to get more clicks from Search and social media like Pinterest

Tips this week include:
• New dates announced for the Gutenberg Beta release
• What will be in Phase 2 of Gutenberg
• Is Genesis becoming a theme builder?
• The new feature in Scriptless Social Sharing you’ll love
• The new social sharing plugin I’m hearing a lot of buzz about
• The big bucks Google paid out to remain the top search engine and what that means for you
• Why I’m rethinking what should be in our robots.txt file
• Does author authority on topic matter anymore?
• Big news on G+ shutting down, and the real story behind it
• A new cookie option from Facebook
• Improved staging sites at A2 Hosting

Tips this week include:
• What I’ve been finding in the new Google Search Console interface that worried my clients
• Why you must read what’s in the recent Google Images Algorithm update
• My thoughts on the new Image metadata that Google is now including
• How AI driven search results for content will change the way you blog
• How to download and delete all the data Google is tracking on you
• What to be concerned about with the recent Facebook data breach and why the GDPR fines may shake up all of social media
• Why you need to get super serious about protecting your own site’s data
• The amazing deal Cloudflare just announced for domain name registration

Tips this week include:
• The change I’m making to the New Search Console Course that you’re going to like
• What to look for in those Mobile-First Indexing emails you’re getting from Google
• Which site types can make the most use of the new Speakable Content schema markup
• What the future holds for the Genesis theme framework and Gutenberg
• All kinds of birthday goodies coming from Cloudflare this week

Tips this week include:
• It’s move week at BlogAid
• What my house adventure brought to mind about running an online business these days
• An eye opening post on Voice Search stats and how they’re growing fast
• How Google determines what date to show in snippets
• Rethinking the process of republishing posts
• Why I’ve got my eye on adding schema markup to how-to posts
• A super post on using templates and checklists to make your blogging life easier
• An easy way to clone your site for testing that is totally DIY and cheap

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