Other Search Engines.

When we moved into our new offices in the heart of Worthing the first thing we noticed, well, it was unavoidable really, there were acres of room and when you compare the space to the office we came from… It was like releasing battery chickens into… Read more

Duane Forrester published a post to the Bing Webmaster blog on August 31st titled Link farms and Like farms – don’t be tempted showing how easily Bing could detect and disregard artificially manipulated social media signals. Specifically, the post… Read more

Google has shown no sign of loosening its grip on the search market after figures revealed 92% of all UK searches went through the website in June. The search giant managed to increase its share by 1.49% over the number of searches it was used for in… Read more

As search engines, mail programs, news feeds and social media streams become increasingly personalised, users are missing out on potentially important information and living increasingly sheltered online lives. For internet marketers and SEO it’s a… Read more

Brands have used some odd and seemingly irrelevant fronters for their campaigns in the past.  Anyone remember those giant sea-dwelling thoroughbred horses that make you crave a frosty pint of that stodgy stouty goodness they call Guinness? Even if you… Read more

Google finished last year by maintaining its domination of the search markets in the UK and the US according to Hitwise and comScore. The search giant may have suffered a few setbacks over the course of 2010, but it still stands head and shoulders above… Read more

Up front: Cutts is not going to Bing! Repeat Not! That aside, writing a post on how Google annoys me would be very easy indeed. I understand that it’s easy to whinge from an SEO perspective forgetting that most of the “normal users” out there couldn’t… Read more

Advertorial is the next stage on from editorial features and press releases. It’s either an advert or an editorial yet it has many of the features of both, hence the name. Back in the old days of last year when all this was fields and the internet was… Read more

It was announced yesterday that the once highly successful search platform ‘Ask.com’, was laying off 130 of its employees in the U.S and China after making the decision to withdraw from the ultra-competitive search market. Instead, the Ask brand will… Read more