u/Known_Flower_869

There has been a few search updates during the Google I/O a couple of days ago.

The biggest one for search is now AI Mode is part of the search box and AI mode is slowly slowly becoming a bit of a default. I don't think it will happen yet but they are moving towards this. On mobile I already notice that the moment you scroll you basically default in AI mode.

What are you going to keep your blog relevant, not be so dependant of Google search results and still create a full-time income from it?

Bloggers already diversify with Pinterest, Flipboard and social media but Google always remains the main source of traffic.

Hi, I'm looking for activities and things to do in Rincon de Guayabitos or nearby locations as I will be staying there.

What are some cool acitivities to do there, that are less known or touristy?

I have some blogposts where I share restaurants and food spots. Is there a way to monitize this through affiliate platforms when I recommend a place?

Hi, I saw that Pinterest has a bulk upload feature, I'm wondering if this is only for paid ads or also for organic scheduling?

In order to do this, the link to your image needs to be in an open folder so Google Drive doesn't work for this set up. Anyone bulk uploading pins have a proper method for storing the images they want to use making the link public?

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If you're looking for a reliable travel eSIM that actually works across multiple countries, Sim Local is worth considering.

Unlike a lot of eSIMs that put you on whatever local network is cheapest, Sim Local partners with Orange so you get consistent 4G/5G speeds whether you're in a city or navigating rural areas between destinations.

Use code BETWEENOCEANS at checkout for 5% off any plan.

If you're looking for a reliable travel eSIM that actually works across multiple countries, Sim Local is worth considering.

Unlike a lot of eSIMs that put you on whatever local network is cheapest, Sim Local partners with Orange so you get consistent 4G/5G speeds whether you're in a city or navigating rural areas between destinations.

Use code BETWEENOCEANS at checkout for 5% off any plan.

If you're looking for a reliable travel eSIM that actually works across multiple countries, Sim Local is worth considering.

Unlike a lot of eSIMs that put you on whatever local network is cheapest, Sim Local partners with Orange so you get consistent 4G/5G speeds whether you're in a city or navigating rural areas between destinations.

Use code BETWEENOCEANS at checkout for 5% off any plan.

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Ubigi is a solid eSIM option with coverage in 190+ countries, worth considering if you travel frequently and want flexibility without committing to a single region plan.

If you're going with Ubigi for your next trip, use code LB010 at checkout for 10% off any plan.

Ubigi is a solid eSIM option with coverage in 190+ countries, worth considering if you travel frequently and want flexibility without committing to a single region plan.

If you're going with Ubigi for your next trip, use code LB010 at checkout for 10% off any plan.

Ubigi is a solid eSIM option with coverage in 190+ countries, worth considering if you travel frequently and want flexibility without committing to a single region plan.

If you're going with Sim Local for your next trip, use code BETWEENOCEANS at checkout for 5% off any plan.

Sim Local runs on Orange which means you get proper local speeds rather than roaming on whatever network is available, makes a real difference when you're navigating across multiple countries.

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If you're going with Sim Local for your next trip, use code BETWEENOCEANS at checkout for 5% off any plan.

Sim Local runs on Orange which means you get proper local speeds rather than roaming on whatever network is available, makes a real difference when you're navigating across multiple countries.

Works worldwide.

If you're going with Sim Local for your next trip, use code BETWEENOCEANS at checkout for 5% off any plan.

Sim Local runs on Orange which means you get proper local speeds rather than roaming on whatever network is available, makes a real difference when you're navigating across multiple countries.

Works worldwide.

If you're going with Sim Local for your next trip, use code BETWEENOCEANS at checkout for 5% off any plan.

Sim Local runs on Orange which means you get proper local speeds rather than roaming on whatever network is available, makes a real difference when you're navigating across multiple countries.

Works worldwide.

I have a client that is switching to a Framer website, and I need to redirect 160 pages. I found some threads about it from 2 years ago that Framer didn't have a bulk option. I'm hoping that 2 years later there might be a solution now to do this? 😅

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