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Move over Google Brave announces private search. Back in 2016 Brave launched its first web browser. A free and open-source web browser built on the Chromium web browser, Brave blocks ads and website trackers. It also allows site visitors to reward content creators with crypto-currency-backed Attention Tokens. Brave subsequently launched a privacy-protecting newsreader and now the company has announced a new privacy-oriented search engine. With Google, even in incognito mode the search engine still knows who you are and tracks certain data that gets sold to advertisers. According to Gizmodo, with a browser like Brave, the goal is to keep consumer data as far away from advertisers’ prying eyes as possible. If you want to be one of the first to try out the Brave search engine, you can sign up for their waiting list.

SSL certificates are small but mighty digital certificates that you can install on your website to ensure users can access your website via an encrypted HTTPS connection. While SSLs are undoubtedly vital in this day and age, there’s an unfortunate misconception that an SSL certificate is a catch-all measure for all website security woes. Some of this confusion likely lies with the marketing language surrounding SSL certificates, as well as how major browsers treat websites that don’t have an SSL, flagging them as not secure. While not exactly a lie, it does simplify the actual role of SSL certificates in website security. The reality is, there’s a lot more you should be doing to ensure your website and its visitors are safe from malicious actors. https://www.namecheap.com/blog/site-security-ssl/

57% of consumers WON'T recommend a business with a poorly designed mobile site. 75% of people JUDGE a company's credibility on their web design. 39% of people will STOP engaging with a website if the layout is unattractive. Make sure that nobody is turned off by your website, CONTACT US TODAY!

Should Your Business Pay to Be Listed on Yellow Pages? The answer is no. As far as SEO is concerned, your business DOES NOT need to pay to be listed on Yellow Pages. https://nrdigitalbranding.com/should-my-business-pay-to-be/

30% of consumers won't consider a business that doesn't have a website. 45% of small business have no website! It's clear that a web presence is the bare minimum you need to compete. But having a web presence alone isn't enough. You need a website that engages your customers and stands apart from your competition like the website we did for The Core Store from Fort Langley https://incrediball.ca/... #incrediball See more