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Google: 41 Percent Of Super Bowl Ad Searches Were Mobile
Feb 7th
A wide range of social and mobile data are being reported by various sources in the wake of last Sunday’s Super Bowl game. For example, ad network inMobi said 39 percent of survey respondents “used their mobile device in response to a TV commercial during the game” (discussing…
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Madonna’s Super Bowl Halftime Show Tops Google Searches [Infographic]
Feb 6th
We’re 24 hours removed from Super Bowl 46, in which the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots 21-17. But it was neither the Giants nor Patriots that people were searching for most last night on Google during the game. It was Madonna.
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Tom Brady vs. Eli Manning: Brady Searches Top Google, Yahoo
Feb 5th
Tom Brady and Eli Manning will renew their rivalry today in Super Bowl 46. While Manning has the edge in their on-the-field matchups, leading 2-1 including a Super Bowl victory four years ago, people searched more for Brady on Google and Yahoo.
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10 Reasons to Use Foursquare Explore for Personalized Local Searches
Jan 16th
Foursquare recently announced “Explore”, their new web-based tool that takes geosocial and local search to a new level. Check out these enticing perks that come along with the new features.
Beyond mobile check-ins for badges and mayorship battle…
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Do SEO poisoners seek to ban Chrome from Google searches? – Siliconrepublic.com
Jan 3rd
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Do SEO poisoners seek to ban Chrome from Google searches?
Siliconrepublic.com It seems the campaign was real and Google was not the victim of an SEO poisoning attack. Google forbids the practice of using paid links to influence search rankings. The campaign was first discovered by SEOBook's Aaron Wall. … Do evil: 'This post is sponsored by Google Chrome' SEO spam Google Takes Heat for Sponsored Chrome Campaign Google's Chrome Ads Violate Google's Ad Rules |
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Google Searches vs. Sentiment Analysis: Which Is The Real Zeitgeist?
Dec 22nd
Last week, Google released it’s Zeitgeist 2011 report, offering insights into how the world searched. The top searches overall are predictable – Rebecca Black, iPhone 5, Casey Anthony – but drilling down into specific categories reveals some pertinent trends in what interested Web searchers this year.
Sentiment analysis firm General Sentiment looked at some of these trends through a different lens. Using over 60 million sources across the Web, General Sentiment analyzed how Web users felt about these top terms. It produced side-by-side comparisons of how popular a term was on Google versus how often it was mentioned on the Web overall. It also noted how positive or negative overall sentiment was. Google searches are clearly not the only judge of a topic’s importance on the Web.
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Republican Presidential Candidates
Between trending on Google, overall mentions and positive sentiment, Mitt Romney seems like the most popular Republican presidential candidate on the Web. Rick Perry was only the fourth most trending GOP candidate on Google this year, but he was number 1 in overall mentions. Jon Huntsman stands out from the list, though. He was #6 in Google search and number #10 in overall mentions, but sentiment was the most positive.
Television Shows
American Idol was the Mitt Romney of TV shows this year, reaching #2 in search and winning mentions and sentiment. Big Brother was the most searched-for TV show, but it was far down the list of overall mentions. People were searching for Big Brother, but they weren’t talking about it.
Car Brands
Mitt Romney, American Idol and Ford automobiles. These wholesome American brands held steady in the #1 or #2 spot in both searches and mentions. But Ford was actually beaten out by a few other brands in overall sentiment. Jeep was #4 in search, but it was #9 in mentions, and it had the lowest sentiment of the top 10 car brands.
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One-Word Searches: Search Engines Doing More With Less
Dec 19th
Buy. Me. LeapPad. Online. Now!
Fortunately, most Search Engine Watch readers know at least the basics of using a search engine, and we’re not 7-year-olds drooling over the hottest toy of the 2011 holiday season. (Although, with just the ri…
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Google Zeitgeist 2011: Rebecca Black, Google+, Ryan Dunn Top Searches
Dec 15th
Google has released their Zeitgeist 2011 data, complete with the top 10 search queries in sports, entertainment, news, and more for 48 countries. Zeitgeist’s lists allow you to compare results of any two queries on each list across various s…
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Getting Your Web Site To the Top of Google Searches – CIO Today
Dec 13th
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Getting Your Web Site To the Top of Google Searches
CIO Today "On Page" SEO is targeted at the appearance of the site. "Off Page" SEO looks at everything in the site's background. The best Web site in the world won't do you any good if no one looks at it. And there are companies out there to help you rise to the … The 15 Minute SEO Audit: Ammo for Your Next Sales Meeting New WordPress Plugin Creates Thousands of Optimized Pages in Minutes |
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Yahoo Image Searches Get Infinite Scrolls, Social Sharing
Dec 8th
Yahoo has updated its image search with two significant new features. Searchers can now scroll infinitely through the results and share images they like on either Facebook or Twitter. Yahoo is the last of the major search sites to add such feature…
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