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  1. Google Site Speed Study Says the Web is Getting Faster

    The average size of web pages has increased by 56 percent. Desktop page load times have decreased slightly. However, mobile page load speeds have decreased by 30 percent. Nearly every county is trending toward faster page load times on mobile.

  2. March Madness = Search and AdWords Madness?

    Another year of busted brackets, bets runs rampant, and anxious fans glued to NCAA college basketball action is in the books. So how did searches for each team and for the event as a whole change for the duration of the March Madness season?

  3. 8 Findings on Google’s 7-Result SERPs [Study]

    In August, Google began showing three less results for certain searches. Was this due to branded searches? Or sitelinks? SEOMoz investigated Google’s search results, in an attempt to figure out why certain queries return only seven results.

  4. Google Once Again Claims 67% Search Market Share

    It’s hardly headline news that Google is by far the most popular search engine for users in the U.S. and most of the world. But what is headline worthy: for two of the past three months, Google has owned 67 percent of the U.S. search market.

  5. Is Super Bowl Advertising Money Well Spent?

    The Adobe Digital Index analyzes the consumption patterns of sports-related video content across devices and how web traffic is impacted by television advertising around the Super Bowl to determine whether marketers will win big or fumble Sunday.

  6. Twitter Ads: Are You Wasting Money on Mobile?

    A recent desktop vs. mobile device experiment revealed that targeting mobile devices results in a 60% lower conversion rate and a 160% increase in cost per acquisition. Check out the layout, data, and results from the device targeting experiment.