Albert Costill

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Albert Costill is a co-founder of evolvor.com and a freelance writer who has written for brands like ForRent.com and Search Engine Journal. When he’s not writing and brainstorming content ideas, this New Jersey native spends his time traveling, blasting music, and keeping his chocolate lab at bay.

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If you’ve been paying attention to Tumblr, you may have noticed the micro-blogging platform and social networking website has been making some tech headlines recently....

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Mozilla Firefox recently made some news by announcing that it was ending its decade long relationship with Google as its default search engine. Instead, Mozilla...

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So, you’ve decided to give this podcasting thing a try. After settling on a topic, purchasing the proper equipment, planned out your recording and even...

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Of all the search engines in the world, one of the most intriguing is Duck Duck Go. While the search engine hasn’t been able to...

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When the first version of Siri appeared on iPhones back in 2011, it was met with mostly critical acclaim. Google’s Eric Schmidt even considered Siri to...

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Every month we are highlighting some of the best marketing blogs around the world with the SEJ SEOlympics. This time around we are visiting our lovely neighbors to the north...

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Whether it’s Apple’s Siri, Samsung’s S Voice, or Microsoft’s Cortana, intelligent personal assistants have become a part of our daily lives when performing tasks or surfing...

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Matt Cutts, head of Google’s webspam team, recently posted some big news. “I wanted to let folks know that I’m about to take a few months of...

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Do you remember when the Segway was first released way back in 2001? It generated a lot of buzz from heavyweights like Steve Jobs and Jeff...

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