comScore Data Reveals App Popularity Shakeup
comScore recently released data for United States smartphone marketshare for September, and although the data has not
comScore recently released data for United States smartphone marketshare for September, and although the data has not
If you want your site to rank higher, you should strive to add as many pages to it as you can, right? Not so fast, according to a new video from Matt Cutts, chief of search spam at Google. In the video, Cutts explains that certain factors related to overall website size do indeed play into your rankings, but that size itself isn’t really an issue.
Many companies are competing for your attention when it comes to local search, and it appears that Foursquare isn’t looking to be left out in the cold. A recent post on the Foursquare Blog heralds the arrival of a new home page for the company, offering not just a bold new look but also new functionality that improves the usefulness of the site.
Apple hardware enthusiasts had a lot to talk about yesterday with the company unveiling their new and heavily updated Mac Pro and MacBook Pro models, not to mention their free-to-download OS X Mavericks operating system software.
Matt Cutts, chief of search spam at Google, has been especially prolific with his question-and-answer videos as of late, and he’s back again with a new one covering the benefits (and potential drawbacks) of guest blogging.
comScore just released its search market share report for September, and the figures reveal remarkably little change since August. Google continues to dominate the search scene, while Bing and Yahoo traded a tiny amount of traffic to keep their overall share of the search pie roughly the same.
Matt Cutts, chief of search spam at Google, is back with a new video in his ongoing series featuring a question-and-answer format. SEO experts worth their salt know that using an excessive number of redirects on any page is a good way to have it lose ranking in Google’s search results.
After revamping their desktop search experience earlier this year, Yahoo is back with a retooled search site for iOS, just in time for the release of iOS 7 and Apple’s new smartphones, the iPhone 5C and 5S. Not surprisingly, the mobile Yahoo experience is now very similar to the experience Yahoo rolled out in early summer for desktop users.