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AOL goes for Bing over Google
It seems as though changes and developments are happening all the time within the SEO world, and this is yet another to add to the list. Following a recent announcement and deal, […]
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Twitter ad management on mobile
Twitter has in the last week announced that twitter ads can now be managed when you are out and about. If you are on the train or on your way to a […]
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Google attempts to smash explicit postings without consent
It’s something that has been heard about in the news many times. People have major fallouts or break ups with their partners then seek revenge on them by posting ‘uncomfortable’ pictures online. […]
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Twitters project lightning for live events coverage
There have recently been too many changes to Twitter which seem to solely benefit advertisers and make twitter money. They seem not to have been created with the everyday user in mind. […]
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What to expect from Google’s future updates
We have recently posted about many changes which have taken effect over the last few weeks and months. These have ranged from the introduction of mobile friendly rankings to Pigeon and Hummingbird […]
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Improve your campaigns using Facebook Insights and Twitter analytics
If you are not already using analytics tools for your social media, you may find you can improve all of your campaigns just by taking a look at how you are currently […]
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Mobile outshines desktop for searches and YouTube views in the UK!
With the importance of mobile becoming increasingly more obvious to SEO after Google announcing their mobile friendly algorithm, and the bombshell that non-mobile friendly sites may get penalised, it is no surprise […]
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Googles ‘gonna make ya a star’ (by accident)
This is precisely what happened to one Egyptian repairman! The story goes that there appeared to be a quirk in Google’s algorithm procedure which allowed this man to appear right at the […]
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Googles paid news link ‘discrimination’
Rather surprisingly when it comes to news reporting, free and paid content is treated differently by the ranking programmes. Paid content doesn’t tend to get the same level of ‘audience’ as free […]
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