Search engines.
Americans Conducted 15.4 Billion Core Searches in March 2010
According to comScore qSearch, Americans conducted 15.4 billion “core searches” in March 2010, with Google accounting for 65.1 percent search market share.…
How to Gain Traffic Using Twitter, YouTube
Recent developments on Twitter, YouTube will change the lives of search marketers, and show us a new way to look at (non-Google)…
Hitwise: Ask Share of Searches Increases for Fourth Straight Month
Experian Hitwise announced today that Google accounted for 69.97 percent of all U.S. searches conducted in the four weeks ending March 27,…
Rip Van Winkle: Paid Inclusion & Trusted Feeds at Search Engine Strategies NYC 2004
If Rip Van Winkle woke up last month and re-read the agenda for Search Engine Strategies NYC 2004, he might not notice…
PPC or SEO? The Ultimate Search Marketing Battle
“Pay per click is just frittering money away when SEO is free.” The argument rages on. Is PPC or SEO more effective?…
SEO With a Skeleton Crew
Crunched for resources? Here are some simple search engine optimization tactics for those faced with limited staff or budget.
SEMPO Survey: Paid Search Spend to Rise 22% in 2010
And most of it’s going to Google. We take monthly look at search engine rankings here on Search Engine Watch, but that…
Where Search and Social Media Collide: Real-Time Search and Twitter
The Search world is all atwitter with talk of social media. Google has thrown its hat in the ring with Buzz. Multiple…
How Twitter Data Can Improve Real-Time Search
Problem: Google must vastly enhance real-time search the same way it improved search in the late '90s: by establishing authority. Solution: see…
Should You Worry About Real-time Search?
Marketers think real time search is a flop. Google thinks it improves relevancy of search results. Who's right?