Early Learning Coalition Has A New Website

The ELC of alachua county came to us looking for some help with their current website. They had evidently been hacked on their Joomla installation and there were a number of issues that rippled out from that. We attempted to fix the installation but the site was outdated

Local Search Listing Management on Google

Building a strong customer base in your local community has always been one of the most significant components in the success of a business. With over 50% of Google searches completed on mobile devices, it’s more important than ever that on-the-go users can locate your business fast through

Don’t Get Smacked by Copyright Infringemnt

Developers do it all the time – they need an image for a website and head on over to Google images, put a keyword in and voila! Free pictures for everyone! Not so fast. Many of these images are protected under copyright law and if you get caught,

Search Engine Optimization

More important than ever and we’re at the leading edge. One of our best success stories is Rose Petals Nursery. We’ve been doing optimization for them for some time now with some great results. We’re dominating from top to bottom. Just check out this high level, competitive keyword: Old Garden

TOP 3 PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS AND WHY THEY ARE SO IMPORTANT

Whether you are a Freelancer or a small business owner, you know the importance of an accurate project management, here are 3 of the best project management tools that can help you achieve your goals. 1.- Teamwork Projects Teamwork Projects is a cloud-based project management solution it allows you

Javascript called by PHP

Interesting little snippet. What is going on here? Livewire gives you the low down. if($num_rowvs == 0){ echo ‘<script>// <![CDATA[ alert(“This is an alert message. I’m alerting you that you are totally awesome!”); // ]]></script>’; } First, we’re creating a simple if statement in PHP. Not entirely

Google Removing Anonymous Reviews

June 5, 2018

So it appears, as far as Search Engine Journal is reporting, that Google is removing anonymous reviews. And, honestly, why wouldn’t they? If you’re going to write a review you should have the guts to state your first name … or take the time to create a fake profile. At a minimum it will thin the nonsense out a little.

This is being reported only on a couple of sources, so the evidence is thin.

In the tweet from May 24th it was reported that anonymous reviews stopped counting toward the total rating, but were still visible when a user clicked through to see all reviews.

On May 28th it was reported by another user that Google My Business has stopped displaying anonymous reviews altogether.

In any event, if Google does keep counting on anonymous reviews then they should carry less weight, or be kept to one per IP. Some kind of threshold for detecting erroneous reviews should be expected.