W3C Invites Implementations of Linked Data Notifications (LDN)

The W3C Social Web Working Group is calling for implementations of Linked Data Notifications (LDN), which is now a Candidate Recommendation. LDN describes how servers (receivers) can have messages pushed to them by applications (senders), as well as how other applications (consumers) may retrieve those messages for use, for example in a user interface, or an automated process. Any resource (like a blog post, or a user profile) can advertise a receiving endpoint (Inbox) for the messages targeted to that resource. The messages themselves are expressed in RDF, and can contain any data. Implementations can be any or all of senders, recievers or consumers. Existing Linked Data Platform implementations are already LDN conformant receivers – an LDN Inbox is just an LDP Container – so we particularly encourage testing and reports from previous implementors of LDP.

Publication – W3C News

W3C Invites Implementations of Linked Data Notifications (LDN)

Podcast Push Notifications

Reach out to your podcast audience via push notifications!

When a podcast listener is on your website this widget asks your audience to opt-into in hearing from you via browser push notifications.

Using PodHero"s push notification feature, you can reach your audience in a powerful and high converting medium– browser push notifications.

Visit https://podhero.io to learn more about our podcast marketing toolbox and this widget.

PushHero Supports:

– Chrome
– Firefox
– Android Phones
– Safari (coming soon)

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Podcast Push Notifications

SearchCap: Google Now, My Business insights, AMP notifications & Wifi Maps

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. The post SearchCap: Google Now, My Business insights, AMP notifications & Wifi Maps appeared first on Search Engine Land.

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SearchCap: Google Now, My Business insights, AMP notifications & Wifi Maps

Google Search Console sending AMP notifications to encourage adoption

Google is proactively pushing AMP through the Google Search Console message center. The post Google Search Console sending AMP notifications to encourage adoption appeared first on Search Engine Land.

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Google Search Console sending AMP notifications to encourage adoption

First Public Working Draft: Linked Data Notifications

The Social Web Working Group has published a Working Draft of Linked Data Notifications. Linked Data Notifications is a specialized use of Linked Data Platform (LDP) for sending and consuming notifications. It is not dependent on a complete implementation of LDP, but an easy-to-implement subset. This specification describes the particular features necessary to make it easy to exchange notifications in a decentralised, interoperable way.

Publication – W3C News

First Public Working Draft: Linked Data Notifications

Text Notifications

Email + Text

You can now receive text messages when leads take the following actions on your website:

• Listing “More Info” request


• Contact request


• Showing request


• Valuation request

When enabled, these messages are sent in addition to the email notifications already sent by your account for these events.

Access Lead History Instantly

Each message includes a link to your lead management system where you can access all of the lead’s activity since their first visit.

How to Enable Text Messages

1. Log into your Control Panel | Learn how >


2. Go to SETUP > Alert & Email Settings > Basic Settings


3. Enter your mobile phone number in the Main Company Mobile Number field. Use the number of the phone on which you would like to receive text messages.


4. Select “Yes” next to “Receive lead notifications via text message?”


5. Save your changes

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Text Notifications