By: Raymond Hackney
What do people search for ?
This infographic was put together by iacquire.com and Survey Monkey. Interesting that 50 % of people clicking an ad think they are clicking an organic search result.
Courtesy of iacquire and survey monkey
By: Raymond Hackney
Happy Mother's Day to everyone out there, since my Mom does not read my blog because she has no clue about domaining I will have to show her this at dinner today. A special Happy Mother's Day to my sister who just had a baby on Tuesday.
I hope everyone out there has a relaxing day and gets to share a meal or gets to share memories with the one person that really defines us all.
Here is a little look at Mom's Around the World.
By: Raymond Hackney
Since so much of this business centers around advertising, I thought this was a nice piece to post on the History of Advertising.
By: Raymond Hackney
History of Domain Names
100Webhosting.com put together this infographic that takes a look at the history of domain names. Nice little piece for helping to educate those new to the business or for students that are writing about the domain space in high school or college.
By: Raymond Hackney
Wicked Vouchers put together this piece about online shopping trends from around the world. Thought the number on social influence seemed a bit high, interesting if accurate.
By: RH
VideoExplainers.com put together this infographic on just how video may help you with increasing conversions and doing more business.
Some facts: ● 63% of senior executives visited a vendor’s website after viewing a video.
● 53.1% increase in money spent by marketers on video
● $1.42 billion. 2010 ● $2.16 billion. 2011 Visitors who view video on retail sites stay two minutes longer than those who don’t.
● Increased conversion by 30% And increased average ticket sales by 13%
By: RH
Corvus Seo put together a little 7 point checklist that may be helpful for those who handle SEO on their own. Its just a decent little checklist to keep you on track.
By: RH
Is Google A Monopoly
FranchiseGator.com put together this cool infographic on Google and what is really neat is the design elements of the infographic. Make sure to click on the graphic, where they actually allow you to mouse over for things such as the source of each data point. Designers will find this graphic cool imo.
(click on the graphic for more info)
By: RH
How Much Does Google Really Know About You ?
Dell Gines put together this infographic about just how much Google tracks and knows about you.
Some things like tracking your searches on your computer even if not logged in for up to 6 months, may surprise some.
By: RH
WordStream put together this infographic on Google and their mobile strategy. The whole article is worth reading so check it out here
The mobile search market is experiencing out-of-control growth. Mobile searches have increased 200% year over year in 2012, and it’s predicted that within the next year, mobile will become the primary way people access Google’s services. But despite early reports, Google isn’t doomed from a sudden shift to mobile.
Far from it – the opposite in fact! Google has managed to transform itself into a “mobile first” company. Currently, the majority of Google’s $8B run-rate mobile revenue derives from advertising (excluding Motorola). That’s why the company is totally restructuring the way its pay-per-click advertising platform, AdWords, works – Google wants more businesses advertising on mobile, so it’s making mobile PPC radically simpler with the introduction of enhanced campaigns, as well as new mobile conversion types, offer extensions and a mobile app ad type, all specifically created to address mobile-centric use cases.
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