Search engines still dominate over social media, even for millennials
New research suggests when information gathering really matters, users turn to search engines.
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7 lessons to jump-start your digital marketing in Asia
Looking to expand your business to Asia and not sure what to expect? Contributor Eli Schwartz shares insights gleaned from living and working overseas.
Is Google’s Search Market Share Actually Dropping?
In a followup to his 2014 survey, contributor Eli Schwartz shares his data on search engine market share and looks at how it's changing over time.
7 Ways To Use Splunk For Technical SEO
Contributor Eli Schwartz recommends several ways to use Splunk, a tool which can help users derive actionable insights from server logs and other machine data.
Who’s Really Winning The Search War?
Ask any search marketer what Google's market share is, and they'll likely say around 66%. That's the stat comScore has long supplied. Contributor Eli Schwartz asks whether it's really accurate, and conducts research to prove it.
Could DuckDuckGo Overtake Bing?
Amid growing privacy concerns and a deal with Apple, DuckDuckGo has the potential to become a major player in search.
Right To Be Forgotten: Do Users Even Care?
In the last few weeks, two monumental events related to Internet privacy caused the biggest uproar in discussions about personal privacy since Edward Snowden’s revelations about the NSA. In May, the European Court of Justice ruled that Google must respect the “right to be forgotten” and at the request of private individuals remove “irrelevant” and […]