Google Releases the Annual “Year in Search”
Every year, Google compiles a key list of search trends and tendencies, which can shed important light on user tactics and changes in search traffic throughout the year.
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Use Year-End Marketing Tools to Heighten Performance Through the Holidays
Although it is hard to believe, we are now sitting firmly in the heart of the 2018 holiday shopping season. Although the finish line is well within sight, your startup or small to medium-size business still has time to capitalize on seasonal marketing tactics to drive your numbers even higher this year.
Search Engines by the Numbers
In the early days of the internet, search engines were still brand new and there was uncertainty about which ones would catch on and how users would interact with the various brands. You had options like AltaVista (1995), Ask Jeeves (1996) and HotBot (1996).
3 Ways You Can Leverage Chatbots to Boost Traffic and Drive Conversions
Customers, especially those in the more tech-savvy generations, overwhelmingly desire to purchase goods, research services
How Can You Boost Your Conversion Rate?
Overall traffic means nothing with a low conversion rate. That’s the one key number your analytics need to revolve around. It may mean slightly different things depending on your business model.
Survey Reveals the Top 3 Local Search Factors Your SMB Needs to Thrive
As the digital marketplace becomes an increasingly competitive space, it is difficult for many startups and SMBs to determine the best strategies to attract new customers and boost growth opportunities.
Google’s Updated My Business App Helps Businesses Boost Marketing Opportunities
Google’s recent announcement discussing the next round of updates for the My Business app presents some exciting news for local startups and small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
Which Social Media Sites do Millennials Use Every Day?
When it comes to social media, millennials are dialed in. They connect, they communicate, they engage. Social media defines their lives. It’s something many of them feel they have known all their lives, as intrinsic as television or electricity. They use it to replace a host of services and activities: text messages, garage sales, photo albums and more.