19/03/2015
Send or Receive Money via Facebook
Facebook have added a new feature in Messenger that gives people a way to send or receive money between friends. This feature will be rolling out over the coming months in the US.
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18/03/2015
Facebook Advertising Now Lets You Target Expats
Facebook announced a new feature on its paid advertising service today that enables users to target the 92 million expats living away from their home country.
The new function will help businesses reach people, speaking their language, living abroad, thus widening their marketing audience.
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17/03/2015
In SEO
A21 Update: Mobile-friendliness Google Ranking D-Day
Barry Schwartz writing for seoroundtable.com today quotes Google's Zineb Ait Bahajji, a Webmaster Trends Analyst, revealing that Google's Mobile Friendly algorithm will have a bigger effect than that of Panda or Penguin. Barry writes that although...
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17/03/2015
In SEO
Google To Penalise Doorway Pages
Google will take algorithmic action on more doorway pages in the near future. The new algorithm adjustment will impact these pages trying to increase their search footprint, searchengineland.com reveals today. In a release via the Official Google Webmaster Central Blog today, Google’s Brian White writes that they “have a long-standing view that doorway pages that created solely for search engines can harm the quality of the user’s search experience.”
13/03/2015
In SEO
Yoast WordPress SEO Plugin Vulnerable – Update it!
Millions of WordPress sites may be exposed to a Blind SQL Injection vulnerability due to a security hole in the very popular Yoast SEO plugin,
searchengineland.com reports.
All the versions prior to 1.7.3.3 of ‘WordPress SEO by Yoast’ are vulnerable to Blind SQL Injection web application flaw, according to an advisory published on Wednesday (11th March).
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12/03/2015
In SEO
Will Google stop crawling AJAX completely or just discontinue the crawling guidelines?
Barry Schwartz writing for SearchEngineLand.com this week warned people whose websites use AJAX that “Google may stop crawling those pages” adding that more details are to come from Google as early as next week.