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Good Search Has Spoiled Me
by Nicholas Ward on 01/06/2010 at 1:29 pm in Commentary, Mobile Search, Within Range
The other day, the navigation software on my BlackBerry disappeared without reason. It was nowhere to be found. I could uninstall it, but I couldn’t open it from anywhere. After some research I figured out what happened, and the official fix from Sprint was to search the software store for “nav” and to download and reinstall the software. A direct link would have been nice, but I digress.
Full StorySEO Game Changers: Breadcrumbs in the Google Search Results
by Kerry Dean on 11/23/2009 at 5:35 pm in Commentary, Industry News, SEO
Recently I was thinking about what I call SEO game changers. These are developments that could have a major impact on the near and distant future of SEO strategies, methods and campaign management. I’m not talking about Yahoo claiming it does not support the meta keywords tag. That’s Bush League stuff that has been widely know for a long time (and, ironically, also disproved many times). I’m talking more about big stuff that will possibly affect the way that we do SEO at the core of our campaigns. Obviously, the typical buzzwords come to mind in regards to the future of SEO: social, mobile, local. But what else is there? I believe breadcrumbs in the search results is an SEO game changer. Let me tell you why.
Full StoryMobile – Get With it Already
by Danielle Smith on 02/13/2009 at 12:41 pm in Commentary, Market Research & Data, Mobile Search, Performance Marketing
I heard this today in a meeting and was pretty impressed by it: Apparently, out of the roughly 250MM cell phones in the US, 10%-12% of those are smartphones. Of those on a smartphone, 36% use this to access the web over a traditional PC.Pretty impressive stats, by themselves, but I’m more interested in putting them in a different context.
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