The Importance of Organic Rankings Digital State discusses the importance of organic rankings. You have invested in a professional quality website to promote your company. The design is eye-catching and you have plenty of great content. But now it’s been
On the 9th of April 2010, Google announced via their webmaster central blog, the news that website page load times were going to become one of the factors in Google’s ranking algorithms. They went on to mention that the speed
The 2010 debates were designed to allow the three main parties leaders a change to discuss the matters surrounding the 2010 United Kingdom general election. The first of which on the 15th of April heralded the first time such live
It's taken us a while to get used to the idea of buying products over the internet. Even last year, a survey conducted by online marketing firm PoLR showed that 53 per cent of us might, after doing all our
Digital brands have been advised to consider setting up a mobile presence that is distinct from their online practices. The rise in the use of mobile internet has been phenomenal since the release of products such as the iPhone, and
Search engines are now a huge part of everyone in the western world’s life, and are still growing and becoming truly global brands. But how do search engines affect society and democracy? And do they act responsibly with their actions
1. Focus on the user and everything else will follow. From its inception, Google has focused on providing the best user experience possible. While many companies claim to put their customers first, few are able to resist the temptation to
Sony personal computers are now available with Google's Chrome internet browser following a deal struck between the two technology giants this summer. Sony has an increasing share of the market, going in direct competition with the like of Toshiba, Dell,
Yahoo slips, or at least would appear to. Is that the case? With Google and Microsoft Bing taking slightly bigger bites out of the search market, rival Yahoo is hitting a bit of a slump. Market analysis firm comScore Inc.
On Wednesdsay 29th July 2009, Microsoft and Yahoo! announced a ground-breaking 10 year deal in which the Yahoo! search engine would be replaced by a new search engine called Bing. "Through this agreement with Yahoo!, we will create more innovation