Free advertising: I heard from a reader who runs a nonprofit and wants to get the word out. That led me to Google Ad Grants. Qualifying nonprofits get up to $10,000 a month in free search ads. More info here.
Calling all bookworms! Find your next great read
If you’re a reader, you know the bittersweet feeling of finishing a book and feeling that moment of “Wait, what now?”
Even if you have a stack of books waiting on your nightstand, it’s easy to feel like there’s always something better out there. Millions of new titles are published every year, after all.
How do you wade through them to find your next favorite? That’s where What Should I Read Next? comes in.
Whether you’re into science fiction, romance, murder mysteries, suspense or just a good old-fashioned biography, this helpful site can help you when you just don’t know what you want to read next.
The concept is brilliant. Simply type in the title of a book you’ve already read and enjoyed and hit enter. Then, WSIRN displays a handful of suggestions.
When you enter a book title, the site analyzes its massive database of real readers’ favorite books to provide book recommendations you’ll like.
WSIRN produces recommendations based purely on collective taste. When books are entered into the same favorites list, they become associated with each other. The more often items appear on different lists, the stronger that association becomes.
It works for author searches, too. Type in the name of a favorite author and WSIRN will show you other works by said author.
You can create an account to save your favorite books and create a reading list you can add to or modify any time.
The site is easy to navigate and free to use. To get started, simply tap or click the button below.
Update your PDF reader now to fix critical security flaw
Of all the computer brands out there, Macs get a lot of credit for their resilience and security. Although it’s not entirely true that they’re “immune to viruses,” Macs have experienced far fewer security holes and vulnerabilities compared to their Windows counterparts over the years.
What to do with an old iPad (or iPhone): 10 DIY uses
You can count on death, taxes, and a steady stream of shiny new Apple devices vying for your money. We upgrade even when the old one works perfectly fine. This poses the question: What to do with the old one?
Your old device contains a lot of personal information. Be sure you thoroughly erase everything before selling it or trading it in for a discount. Tap or click here for the important steps you need to take to be sure all your personal data is off that old device for good.
⛽ Tap and go: Use your phone’s electronic wallet app at the gas pump. All you have to do is tap your phone on the reader to pay. This way, you won’t have to worry about card skimmers at the pump stealing from you.