Google tests new travel search results
One U.K. searcher has spotted a new type of Google result that offers direct answers to travel search queries on the results page.
One U.K. searcher has spotted a new type of Google result that offers direct answers to travel search queries on the results page.
Facebook has provided figures indicating that Likes and its social plugin drive website traffic and conversions.
A survey reveals that websites are the top providers of new customers, and marketers may want to optimize their site content accordingly.
HubSpot’s State of Inbound Marketing report reveals that Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are becoming increasingly important channels for bringing in new clients.
Gartner has released its Q1 smartphone sales report, and the data reveals that Android is the market leader – good news for Google mobile search.
The search marketing community may or may not be worried about tomorrow being the rumored Judgment Day, but it should consider that high volumes of search and social traffic are going to sites that cover Rapture 2011.
A study from HubSpot reveals that marketers are increasing their inbound lead budgets this year because blog marketing brings more sales for lower costs.
Research from the Pew Internet and American Life Project indicates that internet marketers might be able to reach teens via mobile devices more easily than through desktops.
Today, LinkedIn is going public and the professional social network’s skyrocketing value should be a clue to social marketers that they can’t ignore this B2B-oriented space.