Google Sites

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Within a few weeks, I built a website on Google Sites, AmiraOptOutSFPS.com.

So it's a very simple site, but the goal of that was to push parents to opt out because it was about six weeks from the time I launched the site until school started.

I wanted parents to have power back in their hands immediately, show up the first week of school with this opt-out form.

I use Google Docs a lot, sheets even.

And I've started using Google Sites as a client portal and I'm really enjoying that actually.

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I've not explored that one myself.

So what we again, what we look at is what can be done in terms of, you know, solving the immediate business needs.

So I'm currently working on an intranet project that requires tens and thousands of Google sites to be migrated to the new intranet.

So over the last 10, 12 years, we had around 50,000 Google sites that were created and not managed.

And now we need to migrate all of this content to the new intranet platform.

Do we just bring all the 50,000, some of it? So that's basically the governance that we are trying to put in.

So this is a good opportunity for the company to look at what is the critical information that resides in these Google sites, whether we should bring it into the new platform or not.

So we believe in the concept of less is more.

And valuable content or high-impact content that most people use and what AI can make sense is what we need to bring into the new platform.

You have to invest in a website that plays well with Google.

I talk about this all the time, that, you know, you wanna be on Squarespa- Space or WordPress or buy one of my doula website templates that my team made because the, all of those play really well with the Google bots that are scrolling around on the web trying to f- figure out which websites they should be showing to people googling, "Doula near me." Um, i- Canva sites, Wix sites, Weebly, whatever, all tho- all these free options don't play well with the Google bots [sniffs] even Google Sites, which makes no sense, but Google Sites, those f- get making yourself a free Google website, um, is not the best option for search.

So anyway, I've been talking about Google, ranking high in Google and working on your SEO, you know, doing the things behind the scenes.

Uh, you know, I've been talking about this for years, and it's always changing, but the basics never change.

The concern, phones approve MFA, hold passkeys, and run corporate apps.

[screen swooshes] Fake CODEX lure rides Google Sites.

Cato Network says attackers are buying sponsored search results and using Google Sites to push a fake CODEX download for people searching for the CODEX macOS download.

The page impersonates OpenAI CODEX and uses a ClickFix-style trick that pastes a command into Terminal.

That command decodes a URL, pulls shell scripts, and strips macOS quarantine attributes.

I wanna create a signature offer and just lead with that.

So I was browsing through my older portfolio pieces to figure out if any of those fit into my current offerings, and I was going through this link that I have on Google Sites, and I also opened my folder in my Google Drive trying to figure out what stays in this current portfolio and what should be discarded or removed, or if anything at all brings value to my new page.

And I hit this whole stretch of dropshipping ad cuts.

There are so many of them.