If your potential clients could get a price estimate up front, how easy would it be to sell your service? How much time could you save from haggling?
In this YouTube video by the channel “SiteKrafter,” the host, Mak, reviews a tool called Cost Calculator. Cost Calculator is a WordPress plugin, or app, that lets website visitors input data and get a cost estimate for a project. If you run a business such as construction, you can include settings like material costs, measurements, labor costs, and so on. Cost Calculator works for many types of service businesses.
There is a free version of the plugin, or you can pay for the premium version with deluxe features. Ask us about adding this tool to your business website.
Google has released Google Ads API version 13.1, and below is a list of what changed. The big changes include bid simulations retrievals, added several recommendation types related to Shopping campaigns, and much more.
Google has removed the ability to opt out of Education Q&A carousel in its search results. The original help documentation had a section with a link to a form to request not to show your content in the Education Q&A carousel, which was now removed.
Google is testing showing the number of followers a specific social media account has in the mobile search results. You usually see this information in the snippet itself, but Google is testing showing the count also directly below the site name, in place of where the URL would be.