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A domain name is more than just an address on the Internet - it is often the digital calling card of your business blog or hobby project. Yet it is common for domain names to expire unintentionally. In this blog we discuss what happens when your domain name expires what the risks are and how you can easily prevent it. What happens when your domain expires? When your domain name expires it means you lose the right to use that domain name. Usually this happens because the annual registration fee
Google AdSense has launched a new beta program for a new type of ad. In this blog post we want to take a quick look at exactly what kind of ads this is. And how you as a website owner can benefit from it to generate more revenue from Google AdSense ads. What is the Offerwall Beta Program? The Offerwall Beta program offers you the opportunity to generate more revenue from your most engaged users when you place Google AdSense ads on your website.Easily create new revenue models for visitors who regularly
Protecting privacy on the internet is more important than ever. While tech giants like Google are slowly taking steps to limit online tracking of users internet browsers like Brave have been one step ahead for years. What happens to cookies in Chrome? Google has been working on eliminating third-party cookies in its Chrome browser since 2020. After several delays the introduction has now only really begun in 2024 and 2025 via a new system: the Privacy Sandbox.Privacy Sandbox introduces alternatives
Last night (Dutch time) the latest major update of WordPress was released with version 6.8 which again contains a lot of improvements in many areas. In this blog post we will discuss what has changed and how you can safely update your WordPress website to the latest version. What's new in WordPress 6.8? WordPress 6.8 is an enhanced version that focuses on performance usability and security. Above all this update brings improvements to existing tools that simplify your daily workflow. Below you
If you have painstakingly written and published a new blog post or page you naturally want it to be visible in Google as quickly as possible. But how long does it actually take for Google to pick up your new content? The short answer: it varies. The speed at which content is indexed depends on a whole range of factors - from the technical health of your website to your reputation and how actively you promote your content. In this blog we'll take you step-by-step through the key influences on indexing
E-E-A-T are factors that Google takes into account when ranking websites in its search engine. In this blog post you will learn exactly what this stands for and how you can apply it to rank your website in the organic search results not only of Google but also of other search engines and drive traffic to your website. High level of experience expertise authority and trustworthiness (E-E-A-T) The criteria for E-E-A-T can therefore be broken down into the following factors that Google takes into
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