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How well-known do you need to be to get a Wikipedia Page (and not have it removed)?

You’ve probably Googled yourself (or your business) and thought – wouldn’t it be nice if a Wikipedia page popped up too? It’s tempting. A Wikipedia article adds credibility, helps with search visibility, and makes you look more “official.” But here’s … Continue reading →

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Does Google still use PageRank to rate your website?

“Ask David” short answer: yes. While you can’t see it anymore, PageRank is still a “core” part of how Google determines which websites are trustworthy and important. Related: What Makes a Simple Website Feel Trustworthy? (From Real User Experience, Not … Continue reading →

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Google vs. AI Search: How to Get Your Business to Show Up in AI Search Results?

Lately, you’ve probably noticed a shift in how people talk about finding answers online. It used to be, “I Googled it.” Now it’s more like, “According to AI…” Whether it’s ChatGPT, Gemini, or another AI assistant, more and more people … Continue reading →

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AIO vs GEO vs SEO: What’s the Difference – and How to Optimize for All Three

If you’ve been online lately and you’re a web dev like me, you’ve probably heard a lot of hype around AIO (AI Optimization) and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization). These buzzwords are being tossed around as the “new SEO” — but … Continue reading →

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Which Website Builders Let You Add PHP? Most Don’t – But One Makes It Easy

When choosing a website builder, most people look at design templates, ease of use, or maybe SEO tools. But there’s a powerful capability that often gets overlooked: support for custom PHP code. Whether you’re just launching a site now or … Continue reading →

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Spotting the Robot in the Blog: How to Tell if AI Wrote It (and Why Google Cares If You Didn’t Fix It)

Ever read a blog post that feels… off? The grammar’s flawless, the formatting’s clean – but the content? It’s oddly empty. Like a perfectly staged house that still doesn’t feel lived in. That’s your first clue: it might be AI-generated. … Continue reading →

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How Many Syllables and Words Make a Domain Name Easy to Remember

“How many syllables and how many words should a domain name contain to make sure it is easy to remember and user friendly?” While there’s no one-size-fits-all answer, it is generally advised to aim for short domain name vs longer … Continue reading →

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We don’t just create/sell UWB software, we’re a customer too!

How many website builder companies do you know that create their own website with the same website builder software that they are selling and promoting? There’s one company that we know, us! The UltimateWB website is proudly built on Ultimate … Continue reading →

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