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Firefox "Burn" Millions Of Website Owners
First Google siphoned off keyword data from Analytics, with (not provided) becoming the top referring term for many site owners overnight. Now Mozilla are getting involved, with their Firefox browser encrypting search queries behind a HTTPS connection. So what does this mean for Analytics users?
Why I Occasionally Like Google
Yesterday, Alec wrote a rather compelling post on why he occasionally hates Google. Whilst all of the points made were entirely valid, in the interest of balance, I thought it might be worth looking at the more positive aspects of the search engine and what it has given the world.
Why I Occasionally Hate Google
This isn’t going to be a rant about how my rankings have dropped since an algorithm update or a rant about Google are shifting goal posts… No, to be honest I haven’t been negatively affected by Google in this way. Nonetheless, this is still a rant, but one with a little more merit than just simply moaning about poor results.
Google Put the Boot in on Webspam
Here we are again. Google have once more announced that they are taking action against those who persist with spammy SEO techniques as part of “an important algorithm update”.
Search Engine Market Share Statistics - April 2012
It’s business as usual when it comes to April’s search engine market share statistics. Read more
Display Advertising and Search Engine Marketing Experience Spend Growth
Does Google's Ambiguity Encourage Poor Practices?
In the last week or so there has been a lot of fuss over the penalising of certain blog networks by Google. Now, for as long as PageRank has existed and links have impacted rankings, people have always found ways of gaming the system. Link farms, networks, and other paid sources have flourished, offering a quick solution to pseudo-SEOers.
However, now, in 2012, Google finally appears to be taking a real interest in giving the more notorious networks a kicking. But what took them so long?
Search Engine Market Share Statistics - March 2012
This month has seen some interesting changes within the search engine market share. On the whole it’s business as usual, but there are some useful insights to be taken from the latest data.
In the US market, Google and Microsoft’s Bing have seen gains, whilst Yahoo and AOL actually saw a drop in their market share. The gap between Bing and Yahoo has widened, but by how much? In the UK, Google have seen a slight drop, with all other search engines benefiting. Does this show us the potential for a more competitive market? Here’s what we found this month.
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