Posts Tagged ‘Google’

This week: Google and Verizon’s net neutrality proposal; Twitter’s Tweet button; and the new Facebook fan pages

Google dominates the mobile search market (well, except in China); New search engine Blekko allows you to spin your searches; and YouTube lengthens video time limits to 15 minutes.

MySpace gets a pretty, new makeover; coming soon: log in to multiple Google accounts at once; and Google loses a bit of its search marketshare

In this week’s Found in Search, we take a look at the newest incarnations of the iPhone and WordPress; Google Voice gets a wide release; and social media marketing makes a big impact when combined with e-mail marketing.

If you’ve lost traffic due to the Google May Day Update, it’s important to understand why to figure out the best way to regain your lost SEO.

Google’s revamped search page could affect the way users find information on the Internet, as well as your SEO.

A few ways you can optimize your images to share them with more potential customers and maximize your SEO.

Up-to-date real-time searches allow you to connect with customers through well-timed, relevant social media posts.

Security threats associated with your Internet Explorer 6 (IE6), as evidenced by Google’s discovery of a security breach in China, make it even more important for you to switch to a new operating system, such as Firefox, Safari or Google Chrome.

Google’s latest enhancements to its Place Pages offer further proof that the importance of local SEO is continuing its impressive growth. In its ongoing effort to compete with Yelp as the number one destination for finding reviews and recommendations of local businesses, Google has added two new features to its Place Pages in Google Maps:
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