Just a few days ago, Google released a very handy infographic entitled How Search Works. Even if you already consider yourself well versed in search engine optimization *SEO) and marketing, the infographic is certainly worth a read.
In an apparent effort to streamline their various interfaces and give users better access to all their services, Google is testing a new navigation tool on Google.com.
Nearly 8.5% of all search engine click results bring users to Facebook, according to the 2013 Digital Marketing Report prepared by Experian Marketing Services. In fact, a whopping 20% of all search clicks go to just five different websites, including YouTube, Yahoo!, Wikipedia, Amazon, and Facebook, if the report is to be believed.
If you weren’t already saying “why didn’t I think of that” with regards to photo sharing site Pinterest, you will now. According to a new report in CNET, the site – which hit 10 million unique monthly visitors faster than any other independent site in Interent history – is now worth a staggering $2.5 billion.
Previously we discussed how Google’s global search market share had dipped slightly in December of 2012. Although we do not have more recent data on how Google fared against their competitors, we do know that they have rebounded, at least in the United States.
Well, at least Bill Gates has a reason to be biased when the word Microsoft is mentioned in a conversation – Bill Gates is the one who founded Microsoft in 1975, and many years later, in 2008 to be exact, stepped down as CEO of the company.
