Study: TV Networks Not Ranking In Key SERP Positions, Losing Valuable Search & Traffic Opportunities.
After evaluating the organic search performance of America’s most popular television networks, SEO research firm RankAbove discovered a majority of the networks are missing out on significant search and traffic opportunities. The study examined four key areas of search, including keywords, rankings, traffic potential and Universal SERPs.
According to the findings, not only are a number of networks performing poorly in their SEO efforts, some are actually performing worse than they were a year ago.
Over the past three months, Google’s share of unique searchers had dipped below 80%, suggesting it has lost some regular searchers.
Source: searchengineland.com
According to a report from GlobalWebIndexOne, Pinterest may have dominated U.S. Growth in 2012, but Twitter had the largest global growth.
According to a new report from the Nielsen-owned company, Vizu, 64% of online marketers say their budgets for paid social advertising is increasing this year.
According to a recent report by GlobalWebIndex, Google+ has passed Twitter and is now the second-biggest social platform worldwide with 343 million active users. But the stats are confusing.
March Madness: Stats, stats, stats!
A list of March Madness stats from around the web, including direct links to databases, record books, searchable archived video and other material direct from the official information source for the Final Four, the NCAA.
Now you have no excuse not to win that office pool.
Source: searchengineland.com
