Happy Friday everyone! We get a lot of questions on how to drive traffic to websites. Since our ads are search targeted, that makes sense – the more traffic, the better! There are a lot of great posts on the net that will teach you how to do this – a quick search on SEO… Continue reading Driving Traffic to your Website [Tips]
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Focus on the Sweet Spot: It does matter
The moral of today and of yesteryear is that web publishers and advertisers should concentrate on searches between three to six words long. The sweet spot for query length are four word queries. This result stands whether looking at the percentage of users clicking an advertisement, the number of total ads seen or the total clicks on ads.
SEO For Bing – What’s Different Than Google?
An excerpt from Daniel Ruby’s presentation at SMX Advanced London – while much of the Bing SEO formula is the same as Google’s, there are a few long-tail details you should know.
Google Panda Update: More Emphasis on Subdomains?
Everyone in web publishing is scrambling to figure out Google’s latest algorithm change, aimed at squashing content farms. We’ve been monitoring some data, and have a theory: has Google added weight to a site’s domain name and subdomains?
Blekko: Awesome SEO Tool
Blekko may have a long way to go before they become a major player in the search market, but their innovative /seo slashtag gives web publishers an incredibly valuable tool.
SEOs: Think Bing, Not Google
In the race for search dominance, could Bing be the tortoise, slowly and steadily catching up to the hare, Google? SEOs should be paying more attention to the world of Bing, because the world of Bing is starting to pay attention to them.
SEO Sweet Spot – Three-Word Searches
How many words does it take to get to the center of good search traffic? According to a new study by online ad network Chitika, three – as in, three-word search queries drive the most traffic from search engines. To determine the optimal word count, Chitika looked at a sample of 41,103,403 impressions of search… Continue reading SEO Sweet Spot – Three-Word Searches
The Value of Google Result Positioning
How much is the top spot on Google results actually worth? According to our data, quite a bit – double the traffic of the #2 spot, to be precise. See how much of a jump each step up the Google results is worth. Featured on Search Engine Watch.
SEO Tips for Bing – SMX Interview
Hi, all! I’ve put out a few research studies showing that Bing traffic converts better than Google traffic, and always the response from publishers has been: “Great, now what do I do?” How do you optimize your website to increase your traffic from Bing specifically? Well, last week I attended SMX West in San Jose,… Continue reading SEO Tips for Bing – SMX Interview