New data indicates that Tumblr.com has overtaken WordPress in terms of the number of blogs hosted on their respective sites. According to statistics published by each site, Tumblr now leads WordPress by more than 80,000 blogs with both sites reporting more than 20 million blogs. The important thing to note about these figures is that … Continued
Google recently released two new features for the new version of Google Analytics which help users zoom in on clustered locations and see individual states and provinces outside of the United States. The first feature is a magnifying glass which pops up when you have a large cluster of cities. In previous versions, clustered cities … Continued
A new study published by Performics reveals why Linkedin is considered the most important social network. The study of nearly 3,000 people looked at active social network users and examined how they use and perceive services as well as information on social media sites. There was an even split among people who seek and give advice … Continued
During the keynote of SMX Advanced, Matt Cutts confirmed that Google plans to release another tweak to their Panda algorithm change that deals specifically with content that is scraped and reposted on other sites. One of the most common problems in search over the last few years has been sites re-posting content and outranking the … Continued
Our company generates hundreds of pages of content each month for clients and our own site. We write blog posts and informative articles as well as develop on-site content. However, our ability to measure the effectiveness of an individual piece has largely been at the page level, which combines the content with meta tags, URL … Continued
Analytics reports are becoming more robust as data from Google Webmaster Tools will now be integrated into Google Analytics. Google made the announcement earlier today at SMX and expanded on it with a subsequent post on their analytics blog. The data sharing is now in a pilot program, but when it’s rolled out later this … Continued
Recently two of our clients have been given multiple one star reviews from user accounts whose sole purpose is to down-vote competitors while giving glowing reviews to one company in particular. While I think that consumers can recognize that a one star review with no comment is probably junk, search engines add them to the … Continued
In May we received many questions about site penalties, SEO best practices, organic click-through rates, and Google’s foray into financial lead generation. If you have any questions you would like us to answer for our Monthly Marketing Q&A, leave them in the comments below or click here to email us a question. Penalties Do Manual … Continued
Last week, Matt Cutts held a live chat to discuss a variety of search-related topics. Below are some of the highlights: Google’s Algorithm and Ranking Factors – Google will be rolling out their Panda update for languages other than English. However, it will be months before they are ready to implement. Once the update is … Continued
This month marks the 6th birthday of YouTube. In order to celebrate, YouTube has released some interesting statistics. Currently, 48 hours of video are being uploaded to YouTube every minute, with 3 billion views per day. This is up from 24 hours of video per minute, and 2 billion views per day only one year … Continued