Search, Social, Gaming, and the Internet

Fixing the Chrome Redirect Loop

Posted by Dan on February 21, 2012 in Guides | 3 comments

This webpage has a redirect loop Have you come across a website that causes Google’s Chrome browser to spit out an error message like this one? After fighting with Chrome for several weeks and countless Google searches, I’ve found a few answers to why this message shows up on websites. For me it was only occurring on OpenSiteExplorer.org, a site that’s far to powerful to give up using. I actually ended up switching back to Firefox until I found a solution to this problem. The most obvious solution to this error is to clear your...

Optimize Your StumbleUpon Traffic with One Ridiculously Easy Step

Posted by Dan on February 6, 2012 in SEO | Comments Off

After seeing a blog post shared on Google+ and the trail of comments to follow it, I’ve decided to do a brief write up on how I was able to take traffic from StumbleUpon and “optimize it” into a funnel of traffic that actually converted… for the most part. Can you get converting traffic from StumbleUpon? Regardless to what you’ve heard elsewhere, the answer is absolutely! StumbleUpon already does the targeting for you. People sign up for StumbleUpon and assign interests such as marketing, video games, coffee,...

Moving Apps to the SD Card, Samsung Galaxy Precedent

Posted by Dan on December 13, 2011 in Guides | 114 comments

And now for something different! It’s been awhile since I’ve blogged over here. Things have been a bit busy between my business’s blog, working on websites for local businesses, housework, and playing Skyrim. I did however find this blog post to be important to include because I spent the better part of the last 3 days looking for information on how to accomplish such a task. In general the subject has been taunting me for several weeks now, probably since sometime in October. Aftering seeing how easy this was to...

Google’s Public Hearing, September 2011

Posted by Dan on September 24, 2011 in Everything Else | Comments Off

Just a good video, three hours long, I still don’t understand how the government can even bring up such a topic. Anyone can visit Google, Bing, Yahoo, or anything else. Users are not locked in. It’s not a matter of people having to spend money to get out of using Google. It’s free, getting away from Google is as easy as opening up a browser and typing in a different address. There is no monopoly, there is no conflict. I guess that’s the downfall of going public? Argue if you...

iGoogle Homepage Facelift?

Posted by Dan on September 8, 2011 in Everything Else | 2 comments

I know there’s always a lot of talk about Google on my website lately. It’s been mostly due to the fact that I’ve been extremely busy working on a few of my own sites, keeping up with Client sites and campaigns, and I have recently moved into our new home, which has really consumed a lot of my remaining free time. Needless to say, that leaves very little room to do both reading and writing about industry news. Luckily I’ve been able to keep up on my reading at least. Below you can see what the new design looks like. ...