{lang: ‘ar’} The comScore has published the data for April last week. Bing has finally reached 14% of total share, with yahoo raised a bit from 15.7% to 15.9%. U.S. Explicit Core Search comScore Explicit Core Search Share Report* April 2011 vs. March 2011 Total U.S. – Home/Work/University Locations Source: comScore qSearch Core Search Entity [...]
{lang: ‘ar’}The Hitwise released March search data, saying Bing-powered search shared ~30% of the market share. Google down 3 % from 67% to 64%.
{lang: ‘ar’} Representatives of Google and Bing recently stated the importance of social sharing signals. Hence it is not surprising to see link builders are shifting attention from traditional ways of link building to social media platforms. Both search engines see the author/account authority of the linking page, which means that if you get links [...]
{lang: ‘ar’}Matt confirms Google uses data from Twitter and Facebook in ranking. Related articles Google’s Matt Cutts Talks Facebook/Twitter Links’ Influence on Search Ranking (webpronews.com)
{lang: ‘ar’} Image via Wikipedia Yahoo Inc. announced it will lay off 4 percents, which means 600 employees, with a view to cut short its operation expenses and revive revenue. Most of the said employess were in the company’s product group, which apparently due to the incorporation with Bing early this year… Anyway it [...]
{lang: ‘ar’} Image via CrunchBase Danny Sullivan from searchengineland.com did a great job on discovering if social signals count by Google and Bing. As you all now, outbound links on facebook and twitter are nofollowed, thus (in theory) it shouldn’t pass any SEO value to the landed page. Danny conducted an interview with the representatives [...]
{lang: ‘ar’} Image via CrunchBase Recent release of Hitwise report shows Bing and Yahoo got minor increase in market share. Unsurprisingly, Google remains dominate in the market by getting 70.10% of all market searches that conducted in November. Yahoo, which powered by Bing now, captured 15.17% and Bing got 10.1%. It adds up with the [...]

{lang: ‘ar’}Microsoft has launched a new search engine – Bing, basing on the live search engine. It is understand that Microsoft set to invest an $80 million to $100 million campaign for this search engine, and the expenses will include online, TV, print, and radio advertising publications. I would consider this as a very big [...]
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