July 2022 / 348 posts found
3 reasons why Polygon (MATIC) is up 100%+ during a bear market
Steady adoption and internal growth back MATIC’s 118% gain, even as most altcoins struggle to hold on to their short-term gains.
34% of gamers want to use crypto in the Metaverse, despite the backlash
According to Globant, 34% of gamers are interested in conducting crypto transactions in the Metaverse, while 16% have purchased NFTs in the past.
Google Confirms Bug Affecting Ads & Analytics Reporting via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Google confirms there’s a bug affecting reporting across Ads and Analytics products. The issue is ongoing with no word on when a fix is coming. The post Google Confirms Bug Affecting Ads & Analytics Reporting appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
TikTok Brands That are Winning at Marketing in 2022
It’s getting difficult for marketers to ignore the popularity and influence of TikTok. Brands on TikTok are reaching younger audiences, increasing brand awareness, and going viral — all by leveraging the power of short-form video. Of course, it also helps that TikTok has over 1 billion active users and a fantastic engagement rate — far exceeding any other social platform today. In this post, we’ll discuss why you should leverage TikTok marketing in 2022 and how smaller companies can build a scalable, fun, and creative strategy on the platform. We’ll also cover eleven brands that have gone viral on TikTok. […]
Interaction To Next Paint (INP): Everything You Need To Know via @sejournal, @BrianHarnish
Google is adding a new metric to their Core Web Vitals. It’s called Interaction to Next Paint, or INP. SEO pro, Brian Harnish, talks INP. The post Interaction To Next Paint (INP): Everything You Need To Know appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Google Confirms Ongoing Issue With Its Search Index via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
Today, at 10:50 a.m Eastern time, Google confirms there’s an ongoing indexing issue affecting a large number of sites. The post Google Confirms Ongoing Issue With Its Search Index appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
OpenSea Just Laid Off 20% of Its Staff
OpenSea has let 20 percent of its staff go, in a colossal decision to weather the crypto winter that everyone in the NFT space is living in, according to a tweet from Co-Founder and CEO OpenSea Devin Finzer. And while the broader context of a market downturn has many worried about the wider Web3 and NFT space, Finzer stressed his belief that we’re in for an “explosion in innovation and utility across NFTs,” hinting at a brighter future for everyone. Today is a hard day for OpenSea, as we’re letting go of ~20% of our team. Here’s the note I […]
In This Bear Market, NFT Communities Still Find Reasons to Celebrate
Sometimes, you need to focus on the good stuff in life. Even when the market’s down, we can still have nice things. Really nice things, in fact. At least that’s the perspective taken by Trevor Jones, the OG crypto artist behind the now iconic NFT artwork “Bitcoin Angel.” Jones, a traditional painter with a keen interest in the intersection of art and technology, wrote his name into NFT history with the piece when it sold for $3.2 million in February 2021, setting the record for the most expensive open-edition NFT artwork ever at the time. The sale was one of […]
Contracts Are Still Crucial for NFT Sales of Real-World Objects
When blockchain technology went mainstream in 2016 and Bitcoin hit its then-record high of $20,000 the following year, entrepreneurs and visionaries were eager to leverage the crypto-mastermind Satoshi Nakamoto’s vision for decentralization for as many real-world applications as possible. And the list of innovations is seemingly endless. IBM went all-in on the blockchain, launching its program to speed up the development of blockchain-based applications for businesses. The Sacramento Kings became the first NBA team to mine Ethereum. Even Walmart expressed interest in employing blockchain centers to help bring transparency to the supply chain and reduce instances of foodborne illness. Clearly, […]