Search is no longer all about Google and a hare-less rabbit is rising to fame on Instagram – it’s time for this week’s My Five!
Domain Authority: Vanity metric or meaningful measure?
We look at the origin of the domain authority, its value as a performance metric and why you shouldn’t lose sleep over a fluctuating DA score.
WhaleSlide versus Google – privacy and philanthropy
Google may sit pretty in its search engine top spot, but in this review series I look at some of the smaller startups that take a different approach to search.
DuckDuckGo versus Google – You gotta fight, for your right, to privacy
Google is undeniably king of the search engine world, but other engines are worth talking about, especially when it comes to privacy. I find out more about DuckDuckGo.
Ecosia v Google – Are we seeing the wood for the newly planted trees?
Google is gospel in many people’s minds, but other search engines do exist. Should consider switching up your search and save the planet in the process?
Search engine market shares around the world
Econsultancy has created an infographic showing search engine market shares across 10 countries around the world. Is Google dominant worldwide?
Ask.com throws in the towel
Search engine, Ask.com has announced that it will no longer be operating as a search engine.
Eric Schmidt outlines a speedy future for Google
Never underestimate the importance of fast – Eric Schmidt talks technological advances, personalised search & mobile growth. See the keynote.
Google’s contribution to the UK election
2010: The Internet Election. Conservatives dominate YouTube & Lib Dems fail during old school TV debates. Is this the future of UK Elections?
Bing Launches New Search Features
Microsoft’s Bing announces new search features in line with customer feedback. Currently available in US, will they make it across the pond?
Google Strikes Deal with Twitter
Following the example set by Bing, Twitter updates will now be shown in relevant Google searches giving users the most up-to-date info
Has Bing’s Market Share Peaked?
Bing’s market growth is gradually slowing down, whilst Google’s is on its way up again. Does this mean Microsoft’s peaked too? SEO Wars!