Freshness at Search Engine Land today!
With 1600% year-over-year increase in usage, Quick Response (“QR”), codes are emerging as the preferred 2D barcode format for “hard-linking” offline marketing to the mobile web. What will this mean to the website URLs … Read More
(Read in entirety at Search Engine Land. Published 2011)
SEO has greatly influenced web information architecture over the years, particularly with respect to URL structure. I think we’d all agree, it has long been considered gospel to “optimize” URLs at the … Read More
Freshness over at Search Engine Land!
The apps smartphone users love the most – Facebook, Google Maps, Google Search, Twitter, Yelp, Groupon – all fail to send referrer data into your analytics when users click your “natural” links within these … Read More
(Read in entirety at Search Engine Land. Published 2011)
Imagine justifying your PPC budget, if you could no longer track which keywords sent each visitor. Regardless of how successful your program is today, you probably would not think twice about … Read More
(Read in entirety at Search Engine Land. Published 2011)
Any smartphone shopper who’s tried to take advantage of the mobile Web will nod incredulously with Google’s recent survey that found 79% of marketers still do not offer mobile-ready content.
For … Read More
Freshness at Search Engine Land today!
Google says 21% of advertisers have a mobile optimized website. But just how “smart” is your mobile site at properly handling deep page requests from smartphone customers? In this column, I summarize original site … Read More
(Read in entirety at Search Engine Land. Published 20110)
In this column, I want to address the subject initiated last week, titled “Why Mobile-Friendly is Not Mobile SEO,” in response to Google’s recent change in its position towards mobile … Read More
(Read in entirety at Search Engine Land. Published 2011)
Mobile marketers love the data Google announced recently at the “Think Mobile” event. First, they shared that one in seven queries (15%) now happen on smartphones — up from 10% six … Read More
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