IPweb Blog: Articles and analytics about website and social network promotion

The manipulation tactics competitors use (fake reviews, install fraud) and where IPweb fits in.

How Patreon works in 2026: real fees, the November billing deadline, proven promotion tactics and the best alternatives for selling digital content.

Steam, Epic, consoles, mobile and web: what each game store costs, how to get in, and how to promote your game the right way in 2026.

Why your business belongs on Google Maps, Apple Maps and beyond: easy backlinks, trusted reviews and a faster start for new companies.

Relying on one platform's algorithm is a riskier bet than it looks. This guide covers the realistic YouTube alternatives for hosting (Vimeo, Dailymotion, Rumble, Odysee), platform-specific promotion tactics for TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and Twitch, and why buying views or followers...

Steam charges $100 to publish and takes up to 30% — but it's far from your only option. This guide covers Epic's 88% revenue share, console certification on Xbox/PlayStation/Nintendo, mobile and web platforms, how to actually get your game noticed (wishlists, Curator Connect, tags, ASO), and how ...

A personal take on collecting real business reviews: best platforms and how to stay compliant

Follower count matters less than it used to. Meta is paying creators to post original content and penalizing reposts, Instagram now lets users opt directly into or out of topics, and YouTube and TikTok are both leaning into AI-assisted creation and native in-app formats. Here's what actually chan...

Two app stores aren't the whole distribution picture. This guide covers every store worth knowing for the English-speaking market (US/UK/CA/AU): actual scale, revenue share, ASO tools like Apple's Custom Product Pages, and what's changed in 2025–2026 — Amazon Appstore dropped support for third-pa...

Where to host your code — and how to actually get it noticed.

Where an article actually gets read — and how each platform decides.

Etsy isn't the only option — here's where else handmade and resale actually sell.