In one of my most recent posts here on Multilingual Search I did a global comparison of Android and iOS by analysing KPIs such as market share, engagement, and profitability. In short, the post concluded that while Android was the
This blog talks a lot about the opportunities connected with expanding to other markets – but can it work the other way around too? Is it likely that your home market will be “invaded” by marauding businesses who do the
Today I want to share some numbers for 2011 and fresh data reported from different sources for 2012 that shows unprecedented, double digit growth of RuNet, Russian Internet eco-system, and what potential it presents to those who are willing
It’s a global world indeed. And it’s getting more global by the minute. But while the realisation that growth is largely being driven by emerging markets is starting to pick up amongst business execs, going global can seem daunting. Indeed,
It is all very well the international SEO community rattling on about Hreflang tags and the like – but if you are a global marketer what are your real options? Global SEOs face a daily conflict between their own internal
Global Android growth is quite mind-boggling. About a month ago Andy Rubin, the father of Android, stated that 900,000 Android devices were being activated every single day. 900,000 – take a minute to let that number sink in. Obviously, such
This is far from the first post about astonishing Facebook-growth, nor will it be the last. But if you are to believe relatively recent data released by comScore, Facebook user numbers and engagement in South America are truly out of this
Making sure that the right content is displayed to the right people at the right time is always the objective. For international website owners especially, this is a rather complicated task. The following is far from an exhaustive guide, but it
