According to Hitwise, Google's share of search results in January was almost 68% in the United States. Yahoo received a little over 14 1/2% and Bing received almost 13%. While Bing finished 3rd out of the Big-3 again, searches on Bing increased 21% this past January. According to the same report, Bing
Search leader Google is still the leader.........by a large margin as well. No surprise here. The question is of course where do the other major search engines come in? comScore released their report for November 2010 and those results are listed below, courtesy of searchengineland. The big news is Bing had their
I have a couple of clients who repeatedly tell me online doesn't matter. Since you are reading this post online, I will take a guess that you will disagree. I certainly do. There are close to 300 million websites online with another 50 million added each year. Take a moment to ask
Those of you who remember the 80's, remember the Speaker of the House, Tip O'Neil's famous quote of "All politics is local". The same can be said of the tsunami change of online presence, the localization of the internet. From geolocation websites like Foursquare and Yelp, to online yellow page sites, to
Remember the SNL skits and movies Wayne’s World? Mike Meyers and Dana Carvey played characters promoting their public-access TV show with lines like “Two thumbs up….Excellent!” or ” Wow, what a totally excellent discovery— NOT!” We laughed like crazy in 1992 when they came out with their movie and place reviews. Today,
