Last week Freshegg had a #BingFriday. On this day they specifically looked at Bing and they specifically asked people to use Bing. I thought that was a very nice and smart idea. Bing can use the attention with all the talk about Google.
We already saw the questions they asked Bing’s director Stefan Weitz yesterday. One of the other things they posted was this infographic about Bing. A little bit of Bing, in numbers. (more…)
Last year in a panel I got the question whether or not in five years ‘websites’ would disappear and everybody would be using Social Media pages. I thought that would not happen. Another panelist disagreed and I still think websites matter.
You do have to think well about your website: what purpose do you want it to have. Why do you need it. And off course after that comes the question: but how? This infographic looks at all these elements. (more…)
The web is open and free. Which means everybody can be who they want. Or you might also say: anybody can create who they want. The web has many fake profiles. Something Google for example tries to prevent from happening at Google+ with their real name policy.
Whether that will work remains to be seen. In the mean time other social networks like Twitter and Facebook are filled with fake accounts. We’ve talked about how to recognize Twitter bots before. This time we look at Facebook and we get help from Barracudalabs who produced a great inforgraphic telling us what to look out for when trying to spot Facebook fake profiles. (more…)
So Facebook is going public. But what does that mean? Is it a big deal? And if so, how big a deal, what for example is the perspective towards other IPO’s? And who are the current shareholders? All this captured in one infographic.
The second infographic shows the numbers on Facebook: revenue, employees, income and more. (more…)
SEO Book has a nice set of infographics they are sharing. Like for example this one below. They show the different types of SEO tactics in several categories based on whether they are too hot, too cold or just right.
Our friends from Majestic SEO have made an infographic to give us some insights into how Majestic SEO actually works. A nice overview. By the way, make sure to check out how the Majestic Million for our industry is doing. (more…)
Location Location Location, it’s what real estaters say but its what marketers should say also. Local can and should play a huge role in marketing, all sorts of marketing, whether it is search, social, online or even offline marketing. Especially brands can benefit a lot. That is what this infographic is all about (more…)
I always say linkbuilding is a profession of its own. It is hard work which not every SEO can do. And even with all the changes Google is making links will continue to play an important role in optimizing your website.
But even if you are not an expert, linkbuilding is still something you can start off doing. And if you do it is always nice to ‘get some help’. Maybe this infographic will help a little. (more…)
Google is not only the biggest when it comes to users, it’s also (one of) the biggest when it comes to money. There is a lot of money going around. Where does all that money come from? Part is adsense off course, but who spent the most?
This infographic from Wordstream gives us some insight. Turns out the finance & insurance industry spent the most, followed by retailers & general merchandise and travel & tourism. (more…)
So you’ve been hearing a lot about SOPA, is the interweb turning black today? And why? And what does that mean for me? A lot of questions if you have no idea. And since going to Wikipedia is not an option today, because they did turn black you have no clue.
That is why we decided to publish not one but two infographics. In one post, don’t worry you infographic-haters out there 
. One will give you a quick overview of what SOPA is, the other one looks at the implications of SOPA when it comes to business. (more…)
When building or optimizing a website you have to keep in mind you need to do things so the website can be found in search engines pretty well. Therefore you have to ‘obey’ to the rules of Google. And since Google sends its bots around to find what site is relevant it might be a good idea to consider ‘what would the Google Bot do?’ when optimizing a site. (more…)
Google and affiliates, they will probably never be friends, even though in a way you could claim that Google is an affiliate themselves and has affiliates themselves. Still, it will be an ever love-hate relationship. This infographic from SEOBook gives a nice inside into the relationship. (more…)
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