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Google Changed How it Presents Search Data – Websites Are Still Important, But Your Google Business Page Is Must-Have – Here’s Why

"Google and the Google logo are trademarks of Google LLC. TL;DR Let me paint you a picture. It's a Saturday morning. You open Google Search Console, coffee in hand, fully expecting to see the steady little mountain range of clicks you've worked years to build. Instead, you're looking at something that resembles a ski slope - one that goes in the wrong direction. You refresh.…
Fix for Bricks Builder Backend Not Loading on GoDaddy Hosting

On a recent website build for a client, I ran into an issue where the Bricks backend was not loading - only a white screen. Add the code snippet below to the .htaccess file to fix the issue, enabling the Bricks Builder backend to load properly on GoDaddy hosting. Source: Bricks Builder Forum.
CSS Fix for Border Radius on Nested Elements

When you nest an element or image inside of a card and both have border-radius and padding, the border between the card and nested element can appear thicker at the corners, making it appear incongruent with the overall border of the card. In the image below you'll see the outer border In the image below…
How to Make Your Website Domain the Handle for your Bluesky Account

If you use Bluesky social, you've noticed you can't remove .bsky.social from your handle so it appears as handle.sky.social. There is a way, though, to change your handle so it shows your domain name, which is great for branding or marketing. Here's how. You will need to have your own domain name and access to…
Download Free 2026 Vote Goal Worksheet

It's never too late to plan for 2026. I created a Google spreadsheet many years ago to help me calculate the number of votes I need to win per precinct, based on a similar-turnout election, which usually is the election four years previously for the same or similar office. Even if it's a race held…




