Google search goes visual with updated Image results
Google Image results have been updated, making visual content key to SEO.
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Google Image results have been updated, making visual content key to SEO.
New research from both Pew and Edison indicates that Twitter adoption is slow but steady, and brands are likely to find advocates via Twitter marketing.
Schema is a new organization that offers webmasters mark-up data to make site design more manageable and search results more info rich.
BIGresearch reports that smartphone owners are increasingly likely to shop the mobile web, and content marketers should remember to cater to on-the-go consumers.
A recent survey reveals that Google is online shoppers’ first stop when making purchase decisions.
A study from Epsilon shows that open and conversion rates demonstrated modest annual growth in Q1 2011.
Twitter’s new search gives users relevant visual content in addition to tweets, and social marketers should make note.
Google has announced the release of its +1 button for websites, and content marketers may find it brings social advocacy to their search results.
Rumors are flying about Microsoft’s intention to purchase Nokia for $19 billion, and mobile search marketers might consider how this could solidify Bing use among a share of on-the-go audiences.
InboxQ reports that Twitter users are likely to engage with businesses on the microblogging site, and marketers who answer Tweet queries are likely to find customers.