Entries Tagged as 'Search Industry'
Think Locally in Every Way Possible – International SEO
I just commented on an article over on Search Engine World. Check it out
Categories: Linguistics · Localization · Search Engine Optimization (SEO) · Translation
Facebook Bumps Google for First Time Ever as the Most Visited Site on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day
Is this a new trend? Will Facebook continue to be more popular than Google, or is this just a holiday fluke?
Categories: Search Industry · Social Media
Social Media Sites – Facebook, MySpace – Topped the List of Most Searched Terms in 2009, With Google and Yahoo Mail Most Visited Sites
Facebook and MySpace were the number one and number two search terms for 2009.. ..The top two sites visited by U.S. visitors didn’t change from 2008 to 2009
Categories: Analytics · Search Industry · Social Media
Late Holiday Shoppers Help Break Record For Online Spending
It seems that this year people are waiting until the last minute to do their Christmas shopping and guess what, they’re doing it online.
Categories: Blackbird e-Solutions · Search Engine Marketing (SEM) · Search Engine Optimization (SEO) · Search Industry · Social Media
Eric Schmidt From Google Responds to Rupert Murdoch and the Print Industry
The article strengthens the simple fact that if newspapers and magazines don’t learn to adapt and embrace today’s technology they will fail. Only by incorporating technology will they survive.
Categories: Search Engine Marketing (SEM) · Search Engine Optimization (SEO) · Search Industry
Top Search Cyber Monday, But Few Others Related to Shopping
Even though the number one search term for Cyber Monday..
Categories: Search Industry
The Only Thing to Fear is Fear Itself – SEO Doesn’t Need to be Scary
For those of us in the SEO industry to do is, educate. Educate potential clients, educate those in complimentary industries: web designers, PR pros, marketers, etc.
Categories: Blackbird e-Solutions · Search Engine Optimization (SEO) · Search Industry
Google Officially Admits They Don’t Use The Keyword Meta Tag
Matt Cutts from Google explains that they don’t look at the keyword meta tag.
Categories: Industry News · Search Engine Optimization (SEO) · Web Design


