DUH! We know that. But before you just move on, the study is actually pretty interesting. PewInternet.org highlights some of this recent survey’s key findings. What the data confirms is that we ultimately use the mobile web differently than we use the Internet at a desktop computer. According to Pew, “42% of mobile device owners… read more →
Well, it’s official, Folks! According to Reuters, online readership & web advertising revenue has finally overtaken the centuries-old behemoth of Print Media. According to the data, the web advertising figures are following the larger trend of online readership. It’s simple – more people are going to the web for news. According the numbers, the study… read more →
The New York Times recently exposed the SEO shenanigans that led to retailer J.C. Penney’s top Google rankings highlighting their use of “black hat” SEO tactics (specifically underhanded link building). When the story broke, the good folks over at Google – apparently realizing that they’d been gamed – made the needed adjustments to bring J.C…. read more →
On Saturday, The New York Times ran an article called The Dirty Little Secrets of Search. It’s an interesting piece about J.C. Penney’s unfortunate run with black hat SEO (specifically a lazy link building strategy). SEO is a critical part of how businesses stand out amongst millions of competitors, and this article reinforces how critical… read more →