By: RH An illustrated look at the "Who,What,Where and How" For those who spend time analyzing search data for their websites or SEM campaigns its worth reading Courtesy of Steady Rain
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Is Personalized Search Getting Too Personal ?
By: RH As search gets more personalized many people are mixed about it. They say they feel they are getting better results, but do not like all the info that is gathered about them. The Pew Research Center has gathered the info and MDG Advertising has presented an illustrated look at the data. (click to […]
Continue ReadingSocial vs Search
By: RH MDG Advertising did a piece comparing how Search and Social Media measure up against one another. They looked at what areas Search was best in and where Social Media was best. Courtesy of MDG Advertising
Continue ReadingSeoBook: How Google killed the longtail search
SeoBook.com did a nice little look at how Google has affected the long tail search. For domainers that own many long tail domains and use them for search value. its worth a look. Source: http://www.seobook.com/learn-seo/infographics/longtail-fail.php
Continue ReadingGoogle will now alert you to duplicate content issues
Anyone who develops websites knows the importance of fresh content. Sometimes you may think content is fresh, but maybe someone wrote something for you and you did not check it with copyscape. You could have both a plagiarism and duplicate content problem. Search Engine land published an article today on how Google will now alert […]
Continue ReadingBing is costing Microsoft billions
Tech Crunch reports Microsoft has lost $5.5 billion on Bing since its 2009 inception. Currently, losses are at about $1 billion per quarter. But wait — it gets worse. Before Bing was ever a not-quite-household name, Microsoft’s online services division had made no money whatsoever. In fact, CNN Money calculates that since Microsoft started showing […]
Continue ReadingGoogle changing search with expanded organic sitelinks
Google has introduced expanded organic sitelinks. So search for domaining.com for example: Now this is not under every search but it seems if the site is well known, you get these expanded organic listings. If this becomes the norm its going to get interesting.
Continue ReadingGoogle keeps above 65 % search share according to comScore
Eweek.com did a report on the latest comScore search results for July. Microsoft’s share of the U.S. explicit core search market remained unchanged between June and July, according to new data from research firm comScore. Overall, Google Websites led in July with 65.1 percent of the U.S. market, a slight decrease from 65.5 percent in […]
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