On the face of it, it may not seem as though YouTube would really have the dire need for any PPC efforts given it is a go-to website and household name for many. However, YouTube’s impressive scale and impact across … Read More
In an article published last week here on the site, Graeme Sewell of Webcertain alluded that 2013 could signal the beginning of the end of the PC and the end of the beginning of the tablet. The reasoning behind his … Read More
For the first time in over five years, global PC shipments saw a year-on-year decline by Q4 2012, according to IDC’s Worldwide Quarterly PC tracker. With 89.9 million shipments worldwide in Q4 2012, this meant a 6.4% decrease across all … Read More
Search and Digital Marketing company GMG SEO have compiled data on the percentage of states in Australia which have active search (SEO, social media, PPC) campaigns in place for their businesses. The figures are somewhat alarming for some states, yet … Read More
When Yandex last week launched Wonder, its “experimental” social aggregation app, the initial excitement it must have brought at the Russian Google did not last long. In fact, Facebook pulled the plug just three hours after Wonder went live by … Read More
One of the most important jobs for an SEO in these post-Penguin days is trying to maintain a natural-looking backlink profile. Penguin has now been rolled out in Googles across the world, and while it may not matter as much … Read More
Today, Yandex has announced a collaboration with CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, in which Russia’s leading search company will provide its computing resources and data processing technologies, including MatrixNet, to CERN researchers. In return, Yandex gets wide access … Read More
In a move to cash in on the rapidly increasing demand for mobile internet across Africa and the Middle East, Baidu and Orange have joined forces in an exclusive deal that will see the two companies launch a co-branded version … Read More
Given 2012 was such an eventful and record-breaking year for the mobile and app market, it is difficult to know where to start summarising! Apple has stated that half of its 40 billion down loads to date came in 2012 … Read More
Recent reports in Australia have identified that besides the fact that in the next 3 years more mobile and smart phone devices will be used for our Internet access than notebooks and computers, that the majority of mobile searches will … Read More
Naver is fascinating: it is one of the only search engines that has been entirely designed around its users. They actively participate in the shaping of the search engine by adding content, articles, questions and interesting facts. It therefore offers … Read More
There has been a lot of talk of Twitter in the news lately and since my previous articles were focused on Facebook, I figured I would turn the tables this time around. The Library of Congress is trying to make … Read More
Digital Marketing has become the buzz word in Australia over the past 3 months. Nearly every large company have now suddenly hired “digital marketing co-ordinators” to deal with the every day SEO practices and search activities for a business. Many … Read More
Europe is a region well known for its linguistic diversity and high degree of multilingualism among its citizens. There are 23 officially recognised languages and more than 60 indigenous regional languages. Then on top of this you have many non-indigenous … Read More
In 2012 one story after the other was published here on the site about the massive potential of going global, with especially the rapidly emerging BRIC countries receiving lots of attention. While no one can dispute the great economic potential … Read More
