Who were the big winners and losers last month in search market share? According to a a new press release from the analysts at comScore, Google made major gains and came out on top with a gain of about half a percentage point.
The ability for employees to work from home is not the only thing CEO Marissa Mayer is getting rid of at Yahoo. According to a post on the Official Yahoo Blog entitled “Focusing on our future – some changes to our product line-up,” Yahoo will be cutting seven services from its offerings, including some that SEO’ers might miss quite a bit.
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.
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.
Google is still the worldwide juggernaut when it comes to search engine market share, but a new report from Search Engine Land reminds us that there are plenty of other search providers that could be just a few ingenious ideas away from cutting into that dominance.
Social media firm Wishpond has just released a new infographic describing how users typically interact with photo sharing web site giant Pinterest. If you are an internet marketer selling photogenic products or services, this information could greatly influence your social media strategy in 2013.
The Super Bowl pulled in about 108 million viewers this past Sunday. But what did all of those people do while they watched the Super Bowl? Searched the internet, of course!
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