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Search Engines Send More Traffic Than Social Media, New Study Reports
For the first time in over 3 years Search Engines were once again the dominant referrer of website traffic in 2017, overtaking Social Media that held reign since 2014. This revelation comes through a recently released report from the folks at Shareaholic who track web visits.
Continue Reading "Search Engines Send More Traffic Than Social Media, New Study Reports" »GoTo.com – The Original PPC Search Engine Launches New, Organic Web Search
GoTo.com, a ground breaking pay per click search engine from the Dot Com era, launched a new Alpha version on March 28th, 2017 with a nostalgic design but to little fan fare. This time it’s positioning itself as “A human-powered search platform” with Organic search listings instead of paid.
Continue Reading "GoTo.com – The Original PPC Search Engine Launches New, Organic Web Search" »Bing Homepage Spotlight: Boardman, Oregon
by James Svoboda | February 10th, 2017 | Posted in Portland Events, Search Engines | Comments Off on Bing Homepage Spotlight: Boardman, Oregon
At WebRanking, we are proud of our home states. We love it when Oregon and Minnesota get a little outside recognition! Today Bing featured Oregon on their homepage and a somewhat eerie Tree Farm in Boardman, OR:
Continue Reading "Bing Homepage Spotlight: Boardman, Oregon" »Google’s New Mobile Friendly Algorithm Update
Having a mobile friendly website might be one of those items thatโs been on your to-do list, but was never a real priority and kept getting pushed back for more โimportantโ tasks. You might regularly brush aside mobile recommendations from your web designer or digital marketing agency, or feel that mobile isnโt an important facet for your […]
Continue Reading "Google’s New Mobile Friendly Algorithm Update" »Google Tests New SERP, Shifts Links to the Top
When I opened my browser this morning (Google Chrome FTW!) and did a search on Google, I noticed that the Search Engine Result Page layout was quite different. I tried a couple searches to verify that it wasn’t a glitch in the matrix, and sure enough, I was seeing the new SERP with all my […]
Continue Reading "Google Tests New SERP, Shifts Links to the Top" »Google Testing Combinations of Ads and Ad Formats in Image Search Results
by James Svoboda | July 13th, 2012 | Posted in Pay Per Click, Search Engines | Comments Off on Google Testing Combinations of Ads and Ad Formats in Image Search Results
In keeping with Google’s habit of conducing AdWords SERPs tests on Fridays like the left side search tool test, the Olympic Logos test, and the โRelated toโ Ads Segmentation test, another unique test was spotted today for their Image Search pages. This test appears to be for SERP combinations with and without standard AdWords PPC […]
Continue Reading "Google Testing Combinations of Ads and Ad Formats in Image Search Results" »Google, what the (bleep) are you doing?
Google announced its new privacy policy last week – it was immediately met with Congressional concern, fire and brimstone from privacy advocates and some good old fashioned ribbing on Twitter from none other than Steve Martin (yeah, THE wild and crazy guy). This was just another dark cloud in a growing storm of concern regarding […]
Continue Reading "Google, what the (bleep) are you doing?" »Bing Testing a New Media Bar on the Homepage
Likely in advance of the upcoming Windows 8, Bing.com appears to be testing a new bar on the home page below the image. I first saw the new homepage on Tuesday, January 10th when I opened Internet Explorer 9. We opened Bing in different browsers, and on different machines, and did not see the new […]
Continue Reading "Bing Testing a New Media Bar on the Homepage" »Bing.com Refreshes Homepage, Launches New Layout (Not HTML5 Yet)
I’m sure there are plenty of you who are too excited for the NFL Kickoff 2011 to notice any small changes over at Bing.com. Or maybe you are celebrating the new football season by playing some Tecmo Super Bowl (I highly recommend this one). Well we’ll have none of those fun and games here at […]
Continue Reading "Bing.com Refreshes Homepage, Launches New Layout (Not HTML5 Yet)" »Bing’s Small and Powerful Social Media Marketing Move – Facebook “Like” Button Now on Home Page
by James Svoboda | April 8th, 2011 | Posted in Search Engines, Social Media | Comments Off on Bing’s Small and Powerful Social Media Marketing Move – Facebook “Like” Button Now on Home Page
In a progressive and highly tactical move, Bing has added a small and significant Social feature to their home page: the Facebook “Like” button. Bing is the first search engine to add the Like feature to their home page. In truth this is probably not even something that Google could do as they do not […]
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