Content marketing alert: Google brings ‘News near you’ to mobile
Google is making it easy for mobile searchers to find news about their surroundings with “News near you” – and content marketers should take note.
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Google is making it easy for mobile searchers to find news about their surroundings with “News near you” – and content marketers should take note.
Data from Performics reveals that nearly one in 10 search ad clicks come from mobile users.
Social media marketers who are looking to engage online audiences with their brands will be happy to learn that Facebook has enabled a new photo tagging feature that lets users tag brands.
The latest mobile suscriber report from comScore suggests that search marketers looking to connect with on-the-go audiences should optimize their content for Google.
Facebook has been accused of starting a “smear” campaign against Google in light of its social product, Google Circles, or perhaps because of social search.
Internet marketers should take note that ecommerce saw year-over-year growth in Q1 2011. Online campaigns can pay off.
Quaker boosted in-store sales with online video content positioning the company as an authority on breakfast cuisine.
A number of internet users have noticed that Google is experimenting with a new results page, and marketers should ask themselves if this will impact the appearance of Google organic listings and – in turn – SEO.
A study shows that the majority of CMOs believe social media does or will produce ROI for their businesses.
The most recent search engine ranking report from comScore reveals that Bing is gaining ground in the search market.