2022 Toyota GR86: Why it’s no longer the GR 86

Toyota is making a small, last-minute change to the 2022 GR 86. Its marketing department is hitting the “backspace” key and deleting the space between GR and 86 to make the second-generation coupe easier to find on Google and on various social media channels.

First reported by CarScoops, the tweak was confirmed by a spokesperson for the Japanese firm’s British division. “It has to do with SEO,” the representative explained. Search engine optimization (SEO) is essentially what helps keywords and websites rank higher on Google and other search engines. Interestingly, it sounds like hashtags are also partly to blame: it’s better to use the hashtag #GR86 than to figure out how to deal with the space.

Digital marketing strategies that can help small businesses unlock their digital future

From decisions to proposals and strategies, the business owners learn how to set up the right e-commerce strategy and how tools like Facebook Ads, Instagram and video can support small businesses on their path to a digital future.

“There’s always new tools available in marketing land – that’s why it’s so fun, you’re always learning! Facebook shops just launched a new e-commerce product for example, and ensuring your website is connected to platforms like Shopify or ensuring your Google Tags are in place. It’s really about getting back to basics.” – Wes Morton, chief executive officer & founder, Creativ Strategies

What’s New for C#, F# and Visual Basic in .NET 6

In detailing new features and functionality in Microsoft’s flagship programming language, Dollard started out with global and implicit using directives, which let developers use types defined in a namespace without specifying the fully qualified namespace of that type. C# 10 features a new global using directive and implicit usings to reduce the number of usings needed, which are specified at the top of each file. Implicit usings, meanwhile, automatically adds common global using directives for specific types of projects.