Google has unveiled its new Enhanced Campaigns format for Adwords, which is set to revolutionise the way accounts are managed, to a mixed reaction from the search advertising community… Read Article
Blog Archives: Google
There’s been a lot of speculation over when Google will be taking its new-look Product Listing Ads live in the UK, well, it’s started already – as can be seen from the screen grab below taken yesterday. Now that the biggest landmark dates are approaching, we thought it would be useful to give you the… Read Article
Search engine optimisation has become a household name in the world of marketing, seen as a vital tool to help any online business succeed, and we couldn’t agree more (obviously!). However, the World Wide Web as we know it, is very young, and as a result, this is also true for SEO. With the invention… Read Article
Well, after an unfortunate encounter where I accidentally installed MyWebSearch onto my home computer (which, might I remind you all, is a bad idea), I’ve realised how much I actually appreciate the more popular search engines. It’s no surprise as to who the top spot will go to, but let’s humour ourselves and pretend that… Read Article
Neat graph, huh? Browsers usage data gathered from http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp. So why have I made this? Well, I feel like a mini-rant. Let me explain… Last weekend I went home to visit my folks for a wedding and as we loaded up the address of where to find the venue, I was horrified to see that… Read Article
Any readers of the blog might have noticed a definitive shift in the direction of this blog towards viral and shareable content – this is not because I’ve lost the plot and just enjoy looking at cat pictures (though I really do), it’s simply because of the oversaturation of SEO blogs that seem to bleat… Read Article
American competition watchdogs could be about to hand out their biggest fine yet to Google, over claims that iPhone and iPad users' privacy was breached when the company overrode device users' requests to reject cookies. The Wall Street Journal claims to have seen documents which show that the US Federal Trade Commission is close to… Read Article
The boss of a company which is taking on Google in the European courts in an effort to clear up suspicions of anti-competitive practices says new scientific evidence shows that Google's placing of images in advertisements for its own products on search results pages means they attract up to 80 per cent of the clicks… Read Article
A predictive 'auto-complete' function, similar to that used by Google's search engine, is among a raft of changes which Twitter has announced to its search facility. This was just one of a series of changes which the microblogging site has introduced. Others include letting users search only tweets posted by people they follow, and search… Read Article
Search engine optimisation – to some it's the key to unlocking the potential of the internet, while to far more it's probably a closed book. But a Spanish SEO company has just shed some light on this mysterious and changing art of helping people and companies make as much noise as possible on the leading… Read Article