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A Salute to our Veterans through the Eyes of Search Engines

November 11, 2009

Happy Veterans Day and thank you to all our Veterans, past and present, who served our country for us and generations to come! God bless you and God bless America!

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Ask May Be the Engine that Could

March 27, 2009

Google maintains its dominance with 63.3% market share among the top five search engines. Yahoo! comes in second with 20.6% share, followed by Microsoft with 8.2% of the search market. Ask.com is the “also ran” engine with a mere 4.1% share of the core search market. When comparing the search volume from January to February, Ask.com shows an unusually high jump of 21% more search queries — despite February’s three fewer days.

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6 Ways Organic Search Results are Like Superbowl Ads

March 6, 2009

When it comes to advertising, the Superbowl is the granddaddy of them all. During this one football game, viewership is huge. Advertisers shell out millions of dollars to run just one thirty-second spot and agencies vie to produce THE spot that will have everyone talking, blogging and tweeting long after the MVP’s trip to Disneyland. It occurred to me as I reviewed the January search stats that organic search is the superbowl of online marketing; here are six ways.

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Search Engines on Twitter

February 24, 2009

Here’s a list of the top search engines’ accounts on Twitter.

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December Search Volume by Search Engine

January 19, 2009

Google Sites led the U.S. core search market in December with 63.5 percent of the searches conducted, unchanged from November, followed by Yahoo! Sites (20.5 percent), Microsoft Sites (8.3 percent), Ask Network (3.9 percent), and AOL LLC (3.8 percent).

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November Search Volume by Search Engine

January 10, 2009

comScore (website) tracks the volume of searches in the United States each month. Following are their findings for November 2008, compared to October 2008. November 2008 U.S. Core Search Rankings Google Sites led the U.S. core search market in November with 63.5 percent of the searches conducted, up 0.4 percentage points from October, followed by [...]

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