UK Search Engine Marketing Agency
Blog
Search engine market shares around the world
We recently reported the web browser usage share statistics for November 2010 based on research by Net Applications. While in the statistics groove, we were interested to see that Econsultancy has created a very nice infographic showing search engine market shares across 10 countries around the world. Econsultancy blogged; “We were conducting research into search engine market shares around the world and couldn't find a source that could give us details for…
Click here to read more »
Google becomes hot and trendy
Earlier this week Google launched it’s new search feature in it’s latest attempt at becoming more real-time, and providing it’s users with information about the hottest current events and topics. Twitter has become extremely successful over the years, allowing users to microblog or ‘Tweet’ within seconds about current topics, people and events, which is causing others to turn to Twitter to find the most real time information about these subjects….
Click here to read more »
Google Trends
An interesting tool has been launched by Google which allows you to view trends for selected keywords. Called ‘Google Trends’, you can enter one or more keywords and see how the search volumes have changed over the past couple of years. Potentially extremely useful for identifying seasonal peaks and troughs (a quick test on ‘christmas presents‘ reveals a very unsuprising peak prior to Christmas, but demonstrates the feature very well)….
Click here to read more »
Qualified Google Professional
Exactly 90 days after enrolling on the Google Adwords Professional (GAP) course, Browser Media has passed the exam with flying colours and is now officially recognised as a qualified Google Adwords Professional. The GAP scheme was introduced in late 2004 to give recognition to the top professionals managing Google adwords campaigns. To become a Qualified Google Advertising Professional, an agency must demonstrate a full understanding of the Adwords PPC system…
Click here to read more »
