There is a wide array of uses for content to improve your search engine rankings or just add new traffic to your site. Here’s a look at three popular and effective uses of content, as well as why and how they’re effective with search engines.

Google recently launched the Google Analytics mobile app for Android users on June 29, 2012. Being an Internet marketing professional, I was pretty curious about what the app had to offer. In this post, I have tried to provide a preliminary review of the app and the various traffic reports that it offers.

Once again, Yahoo is earning so little under its search deal with Microsoft that Microsoft is having to make up the difference due to a revenue guarantee. If the performance doesn’t improve, Yahoo might go looking for a new partner, which could include Google. Let’s explore how the deal…

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According to a recent report by Rory Maher, Facebook appears to be losing users in many of its most important markets. Maher, who is the senior Internet analyst for Capstone Investments, told the media that his firm utilized “proprietary software” to analyze Facebook activity in order to determine Facebook user growth in more than 200

As consumers find products, styles and trends online, how can brands take advantage? What tools are at brands’ disposal?

As expected, Mozilla has launched Firefox 14, and the major feature release is that “Google searches now utilize HTTPS.” What this means is that you should expect an increase in the number of search queries in your analytics data showing the always fun [not provided] response.

If your current SEM team exhibits these six traits – even when frustrations are high and the value proposition is in question – you may not know how good you already have it and it’s merely time for a heart-to-heart discussion with your team.

Google has time and time again warned publishers that blocking ads will result in lower ad income. That is nothing new.