Mobile has finally overtaken the web and Google has announced that they’re going to be making some important changes to reflect this. Mobile-first indexing is going to reward websites that make mobile their priority with strong search rankings and the traffic that goes with them. And not just on mobile, but across all search. That […]
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Pew Research has released a new report summarizing social media usage and found, of the 68 percent of Americans using Facebook, 74 percent check the site daily and 51 percent say are on the platform several times a day. Conducted over the phone during a three-day period early in January, Pew polled 2,002 US adults
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The results are in. According to the 2018 Online Reviews Survey by ReviewTrackers, Google is the review site of choice. 63.6 percent of consumers say they are likely to check online reviews on Google before visiting a business—more than those consulting any other review site. Image via ReviewTrackers Yelp ranks second at 45.2 percent, followed
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The New York Times is reporting that Google will sell Zagat to restaurant search and recommendations site The Infatuation. Terms were not disclosed; an announcement will be made today. The potential sale was first reported by Reuters earlier this year. Google bought the Zagat brand and all of its content in 2011 for roughly $151
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Job seekers can now use Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) to search and apply at local businesses directly on the site in more than 40 countries around the world. This gives small businesses a whole new way to recruit talent. Job Seekers Can Now Apply to Jobs on Facebook When Facebook allowed job postings on its site
Running a website isn’t an easy business. It has many challenges you must overcome to survive the saturated market. Your SEO, reach, and content are things you need to deal with if you want to boost your site’s traffic. You can do these yourself. But it would take lots of time and effort to pull
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Online sellers have spent a great deal of time implementing features that support cross-device shopping. This includes researching and tweaking their websites to accommodate various screen sizes, browsers, and connectivity. But there’s another key mobile design feature: the thumb zone. A term coined by mobile interface expert Steven Hoober, the thumb zone is “the most
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Ecommerce sites are so different from other web platforms that SEO for them can almost be considered a separate branch of the industry. While many fundamentals are the same, ecommerce, especially of the marketplace variety, introduces complications that could almost be ignored if they occurred on a smaller scale on a different type of website
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Google launched Google Site Search (GSS) in 2008 to offer its technology to online publishers and their websites for searchers to use while on those sites, but the company recently announced that it will sunset GSS, forcing companies to replace its search technology by April 1, 2018. If you are facing that decision, ask yourself
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