If you are looking for one more way to move up in the search engine results pages, check out the pictures on your site. Site speed is one factor Google looks at when ranking your page, and pictures can sometimes … Continued
Most of us don’t like to wait: in lines at the grocery store, for our food to come at a restaurant, at the doctor’s office, to go online until after we stop driving — and we really don’t like to … Continued
The little white search bar on the top of your Facebook page is finally getting an upgrade. Long dismissed as a feature with limited capabilities, the Facebook search bar just got a whole lot better and could be changing how … Continued
Last week we were looking at our Twitter feed when we saw our name mentioned in a SERPs.com tweet: “What?! Really?” we all said after clicking on the link and reading the article. SERPs.com analyzed over 400 SEO agency websites across … Continued
Recently there’s been a lot of discussion about Google’s privacy standards and the personalization of search results. In a nutshell, whenever you search for something on Google, that information is stored on Google’s servers. Google uses this information to then … Continued
If you have googled anything recently, you might have noticed a new feature called Knowledge Graph, which assists users by highlighting more relevant and informative search results for certain topics. When searching, Google now brings up the basics on your … Continued
Google Places is a local business directory paired up with Google Search. It gives a business a landing page where it can describe its services, additional contact information, highlight products through photos and video, and allows customers to leave reviews. … Continued
Bing is now the number two search engine in the U.S. after overtaking Yahoo in the latest search engine market share report from comScore. More than 18.2 billion searches were completed in December, up 2 percent from November and Google … Continued
Experian Hitwise recently released the top search terms of 2011 across the major search engines. Facebook once again tops the list and holds a total of 4 of the top 10 spots, just as it did in 2010. Although Facebook … Continued
October’s comScore search data has been released and Google continues to dominate the search market while Bing-powered search has dropped 1 percent since August. comScore’s US Search Engine Statistics for October: Bing increased to 14.8%, up .1% from September; and … Continued
