bhartzer

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by bhartzer 2y ago
You're thinking of some other service, not NameBlock or GlobalBlock. There's no automated purchasing of all similar domain names. You don't pay registration fees, as the domains that end up being blocked will never be registe
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by bhartzer 2y ago
If you place a block on a brand/companyname (a string of characters), then no one can register a domain name that contains those strings of characters. They also block up to 500 variations (placing a block on 'paypal' would g
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by bhartzer 2y ago
What I don't understand is why companies and brands like this just don't use NameBlock or a similar domain blocking service like GlobalBlock. They literally can block domain names that have their company name or brand in them from
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Unstoppable Domains Was Hacked(twitter.com)
1 points by bhartzer 2y ago|0 comments
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WIPO Launches UDRP Portal, Forgets to Secure Response Form(twitter.com)
2 points by bhartzer 2y ago|0 comments
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by bhartzer 2y ago
This is very similar to Majestic's Link Graph where you can put in any domain name and see all the links, up to tier 5, that link to that domain name.
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Advertisers sue Meta for allegedly inflating ad viewership in $7B lawsuit(searchengineland.com)
31 points by bhartzer 3y ago|1 comments
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US Business Tech Awards(usbusinesstechawards.com)
1 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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Why Did Google Gemini "Leak" Chat Data?(searchenginejournal.com)
4 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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The Far Right's Favorite Web Host Has a Shadowy New Owner(wired.com)
25 points by bhartzer 3y ago|44 comments
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Meta Will Label AI Images Across Facebook, Instagram, & Threads(searchenginejournal.com)
4 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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The anti-SEO article on the Verge is an elaborate SEO linkdrop(twitter.com)
2 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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Websites made with Google Business Profiles will be turned off soon(support.google.com)
1 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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by bhartzer 3y ago
I'm wearing a Series 9 right now. What are the chances that they have to 'turn off' or 'disable' the pulse oximetry function? I haven't heard that mentioned--or if it was I missed it.
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by bhartzer 3y ago
You can actually get a manual action (penalty) from Google if you do IP cloaking/redirects. It's still mentioned prominently in Google's Webmaster Guidelines: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer&
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by bhartzer 3y ago
That 'policy' is still actually in effect, I believe, in Google's webmaster guidelines. They just don't enforce it. Years ago (early 2000s) Google used to mostly crawl using Google-owned IPs, but they'd occasionally
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by bhartzer 3y ago
Google actually shut that down pretty quick. That 'loophole' doesn't exist anymore. Pro Tip: if you're going to boast on how you're spamming Google, then expect it to be shut down, especially if it's a hole in
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Google is apparently struggling to contain an ongoing spam attack(searchenginejournal.com)
325 points by bhartzer 3y ago|226 comments
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by bhartzer 3y ago
I get what you're saying, it's weird to interview him as a Google employee. But actually it would be really weird if they didn't include Danny Sullivan in the article in some capacity. Danny Sullivan, over the years, has been
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Some thoughts about The Verge article on SEO(dannysullivan.com)
72 points by bhartzer 3y ago|66 comments
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Apple briefly pulls MetaMask from App Store(cointelegraph.com)
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by bhartzer 3y ago
I own the domain of my last name. Several family members use (firstname@lastname.com). I once went to get a new phone at Best Buy, and the employee needed my email address. I gave it to here (firstname@lastname.com) and she insisted that it
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Hosting Company Received $3M in Bitcoin After Hack(splcenter.org)
6 points by bhartzer 3y ago|1 comments
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by bhartzer 3y ago
I agree, now that you pointed it out, there probably isn't a legal leg to stand on. IANAL, though--would be interested in hearing from an attorney about that. Regardless, if you can prove you're the website owner, then Internet Ar
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by bhartzer 3y ago
I know websites (and some of my clients) who are actually actively REMOVING copies of their website from the Internet Archive. There's a specific process for getting all of the content removed, and asking them to not archive the websit
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Suit over ‘unauthorized’ sale of web domain name advances(masslawyersweekly.com)
1 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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Epik Insult on Top of Injury(providencepost.com)
2 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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Google’s Ad Tech in Peril as EU Joins US’s Breakup Bandwagon(msn.com)
3 points by bhartzer 3y ago|1 comments
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Squarespace’s Google Domains Acquisition: Keeping Your Domain Names Safe(dnaccess.com)
1 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments
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Biden launches campaign to target 20M missing internet discount(dailydot.com)
1 points by bhartzer 3y ago|0 comments

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