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Author of 10 Simple Ways To Improve Your Twitter Search Experience

10 Simple Ways To Improve Your Twitter Search Experience

Posted on January 17th, 2010 by Niall Harbison in Search, Twitter

Using Twitter search is something that many of us do on the web on a daily basis and it is indeed claimed by many to be one of the most important sites on the whole web today die to it’s real time search capabilities. Rather than just being a simple search engine to enter queries in to there are a ton of different syntax and tools that you can use to broaden your use of the service and improve the relevancy of the results you get. Here are some of our tip tips on how to get the most out of Twitter search…

Author of The Battle Between SEO And Social Search : A Debate

The Battle Between SEO And Social Search : A Debate

Posted on January 6th, 2010 by Niall Harbison in Search, Social Media

We wanted to bring in 2 experts to talk about the looming battle between SEO and social search and see if we could figure out where the whole industry was headed over the next couple of years. It is clear that search is becoming more social with the fluid sharing of links and content throug social networks like Facebook and Twitter and this is increasingly starting to influence search results and brands and businesses will have to sit up and take notice. This is very much a debate where we wanted to get opinion from as many people as possible to predict a market place that is going to change massively in 2010. It is the battle between social search and SEO…

Author of The future of Bing is not in search.

The future of Bing is not in search.

Posted on November 14th, 2009 by Lauren Fisher in Search, news

Bing has been grabbing a few headlines lately and it has certainly stormed onto the search market this year, making a big impact. I think there could be a potential for Bing, but I don’t think it’s future lies in search. At least, not as we know it. With their recent integration in Facebook search results and rumoured alternative to Google News they could make a real play for Google in areas other than direct search.

We all know just how important it is for businesses to protect their identity online and one of the most effective ways of doing that is controlling what people find when they search for your company or even for you as a person. You may not always be able to control it 100% (as you can see from this search negative results will always appear in some format) but there are some good practices that you can put in place so as people get a good first impression when they search for you on Google. Here are our 5 tips for controlling your image online…

Author of Is the honeymoon period over for Bing?

Is the honeymoon period over for Bing?

Posted on October 2nd, 2009 by Lauren Fisher in Brands, Search

Statcounter have recently released results that show search engine Bing has recorded the first decline in traffic since launch.The rival search engine to Google was beginning to take a healthy percentage of the search market.
Bing’s share of the US market fell from 9.64% to 8.51%. Consequently, Google’s share increased from 77.83% in August, to 80.08% [...]

Author of The Ultimate Guide To Delicious

The Ultimate Guide To Delicious

Posted on September 12th, 2009 by Niall Harbison in Search, Social Media, ultimate Guide

The chances are that you will have spotted the logo on the left many times on your travels and you have probably also heard about Delicious but you might not be familiar with what it is and what it does but I am urging you now that you should sit up and start using it. [...]

Author of Did Facebook Just Wipe Out Twitter By Adding A Simple @ Symbol?

Did Facebook Just Wipe Out Twitter By Adding A Simple @ Symbol?

Posted on September 10th, 2009 by Niall Harbison and Lauren Fisher in Search, Social Media, Twitter, facebook, news

Facebook just announced something that is going to shake through the whole social media scene and could just wipe Twitter off the map….they have added the ability to @reply your friends. Facebook (who recently got to fairly late stage discussions about acquiring Twitter) are very keen to get into the “real time” space and have [...]

Author of How Much Traffic Can Stumbleupon Send You?

How Much Traffic Can Stumbleupon Send You?

Posted on September 6th, 2009 by Lauren Fisher in Search, Social Media, technology

If you have a website or blog online and one of your main goals is to get as much traffic as possible (lets face it that is what a large proportion of people on the web are up to) then you will probably have read somewhere that you need to focus a little bit of [...]

Author of The Importance Of Favicons In Tabbed Browsing

The Importance Of Favicons In Tabbed Browsing

Posted on September 4th, 2009 by Niall Harbison in Search, Social Media

There is a very good chance that you have more than one tab open in your browser right now and are taking part in what is known as tabbed browsing. I am a maximum of three tabs open man myself but as the poll below will show there are a large proportion of people who [...]

Author of Search is getting social (really this time)

Search is getting social (really this time)

Posted on August 24th, 2009 by Lauren Fisher in Search, Social Media, facebook

I was messing about late last night, looking at stats for Twitter on compete.com (I know, I really know how to have fun on a Sunday) when I noticed something that got my attention.
According to Compete, the top referrer for Twitter is Facebook, with 11.4% referral share, compared to Google, which came in second with [...]

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