Can you imagine the Internet without any websites at all? I’m pretty sure science fiction has already explored such a concept, so I won’t be coming up with any original ideas. In any case, I visualize it as one big information hub where you get just one answer for your request instead of many – and the more detailed your request, the better the result.

How long have you been on the Internet? Long enough to understand what it is and how specific things work? You might have already caught the trick: the Internet is not a constant thing; it’s not the same as it was twenty years ago. The only constant thing about it – the Internet is changing every minute. Websites are getting better or worse, outdated by their appearance or the data they present. Their quantity is growing second by second and the competition for a user’s attention is getting more serious.

2020 is almost here, which means that the time for setting SEO benchmarks and writing to-do lists has come. The beginning of a new year always requires not only a never-ending list of wishes to be fulfilled but also a lot of research, as there is a necessity to learn what will actually be trending over the next 365 days. 

Merry Christmas to all your homes and home pages!

Have you already cooked your Christmas turkey? Or do you prefer ham with cranberry sauce? The time flies way too fast, as eggnog is already waiting to be drunk and colorful lights are blinking on the walls and Christmas tree, spreading the holiday spirit to every corner. Santa will soon be by your chimney carrying his bag full of presents and dreams that will come true in 2020!

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Google Search Algorithm Updates always were, are, and, we suppose, will be something that strikes some fear into the hearts of webmasters who care about their site rankings. Google plays hardball, webmasters play whack-a-mole.