Adding schema markup to your website is a great way to give search engines extra information about your site. Google Structured Data Markup Helper is an easy point-and-click tool that lets you pick what goes into that information by highlighting the appropriate bits from your page.

There are two common errors that come up when using this tool, which are both covered in this article. The first is the "Unable to create page" error. The other problem is an inability to fill in the bits from your website and move on to get the code with the "Create HTML" button.

Fortunately, there are easy fixes for both of these problems. I'll cover them one at a time.

Perhaps you've been given some collard greens and you're not sure how to cook them. If you're wondering how to make collard greens taste good, here is an easy way to use them in pasta recipes that even picky eaters will enjoy.

Vingle is a neat platform for short-form writing, long-form writing, answering questions, and sharing images. Perhaps you're seeking to branch out into some alternatives to Vingle. Here are a range of excellent options.

Let's assume you don't yet have a website and you're trying to figure out how much bandwidth and disk space you need from your hosting plan. Here we'll use data from 3 of my own blog-style sites to find out how many visitors add up to how much bandwidth, and what amount of disk space is used.

Unsolicited junk emails have traditionally been called "spam". The problem with that is that there is a brand called SPAM which makes a canned pork product. It seems unfair to the SPAM brand that due to the rise of email spam around the world, the word "spam" now has a negative reputation. Therefore, why not call the such email by an alternative name?

You're hoping not to go over your allocated bandwidth or disk space at your web host, but you may be wondering what happens if you do. For example, what happens if you get a sudden traffic spike to your website, or your website simply grows faster than expected? Here the answers.