In an updated digital and mobile advertising forecast eMarketer has projected that mobile search will be worth more than $15 billion in the US by 2017. Accordingly it will lead all other types of mobile advertising, similar to its current position online. Display advertising will follow with $14.5…

On which types of pages is it OK to use authorship? Does authorship support multiple authors? Can a company or persona have authorship

There has always been a lot of confusion amongst none experienced SEOs about the difference between a manual and algorithmic action by Google. And Google is aware of that and promises to make changes to help clarify the difference between the two…

Google’s special animated, musical logo for Achille-Claude Debussy features a historic moonlit French city scene reminiscent of the 1800s that unfolds as one of his most famous musical works, “Claire de Lune,” plays in the background.

China’s dominant search engine, Baidu, offers huge potential for marketers seeking to connect with Chinese consumers. Yet, for US companies there are several barriers to entry that haven’t made it worth the hassle — for starters, all documentation is in Mandarin and ads and… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

In a recent video answer, Google’s head of search spam Matt Cutts said that page speed is not any more important in terms of a ranking factor for mobile search than it is for desktop search.

Google’s search results pages have undergone some big shifts – including product listing ads, algorithm updates, AdWords enhanced campaigns, and content integration – that will profoundly impact the ability of retailers to drive sales this season.

Compared to rivals Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or Pinterest, Tumblr may not be the go-to social media site. But, after the company was acquired by Yahoo! for a whooping $1.1 billion in May 2013, Tumblr’s profile got a little boost

The Technology reports in Google Analytics contain a host of fantastic data. It’s an essential place to look when you’re thinking about making changes to your site that may work differently in various browsers, operating systems and screen sizes.

Users spend the majority of their time not on your online store, and even when they do browse your website, there’s only a 2 percent chance they will complete a purchase.