Google One vs Google Workspace

Google offers a suite of powerful tools and services, but navigating its various premium offerings can often be confusing. In this blog post, Google One (including Premium Plan) will be compared to Google Workspace because they may seem similar, yet, they serve distinct purposes and cater to different Google users. Understanding their differences is key… Continue reading Google One vs Google Workspace

Google Takeout

Ever wondered how to get a copy of all your important data from Google? Maybe you want to back up your photos, Gmail messages, Account Activity logs or even your YouTube videos or comments. Well, Google makes it surprisingly easy with an easy to use tool called Google Takeout. Think of it like packing a… Continue reading Google Takeout

How-to Rank in Google in Just 24 Hours

Seeing your website in the 1st page of Google search results is a goal for all business websites in 2025. Especially important when you want to capitalize on trending topics, recent news or drive immediate traffic. Although long-term proven SEO strategies as well as Google SEO guidelines are essential to follow, there are different ways… Continue reading How-to Rank in Google in Just 24 Hours

How-to Select ALL and Delete ALL Chrome Activity History

To be able to Select all and Delete all of Chrome History, understand that Google Chrome Browser History is tied to Google Account Activity. This means, if you only delete browsing data in Chrome Browser, this will not delete everything from Chrome History. When you want to select all and delete all, follow these steps… Continue reading How-to Select ALL and Delete ALL Chrome Activity History

Google Third Party Cookies

Internet and online advertising world is changing. Year 2025 and beyond will see even more changes coming such as third-party cookies are being phased out in future versions of Google Chrome as part of privacy sandbox. In this blog post RankYa will attempt to simplify what third party cookies (and first-party cookies) are, and how… Continue reading Google Third Party Cookies

Chrome Without Third-Party Cookies

The error message “Chrome is moving towards a new experience that allows users to browse without third-party cookies” indicates that a website or web application you’re trying to access is likely relying on third-party cookies for functionality, and Chrome is either blocking them or preparing to do so in the future. Understanding Google Chrome and… Continue reading Chrome Without Third-Party Cookies