Hitwise UK have released the last four weeks search terms, here they are – 1.facebook 3.49% 2.youtube 1.02% 3.ebay 0.93% 4. facebook login 0.72% 5. bebo 0.42% 6. ebay uk 0.32% 7. you tube 0.26% 8. argos 0.22% 9. bbc 0.22% 10. amazon 0.22% The result aren’t so surprising but has made wonder how the [...]
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Hitwise overall search terms 12/08/09 to 12/09/09
Posted by Danny Denhard on September 17, 2009 0 comments
Ask.co.uk bring back Ask Jeeves – go askjeeves
Posted by admin on April 20, 2009 9 comments
Do you remember 3 years a certain Internet based butler was put into retirement, well Ask have brought back the very helpful butler back just for the UK. Ask Jeeves will run a large tv based campagines over the next few weeks designed by Hanft, Raboy and Partners – “Why do onions make you cry?” [...]
Search Engines stats in the UK last 6 months
Posted by admin on March 19, 2009 0 comments
After reviewing all sorts of internet stats I thought I would assess search engines market share and stats used in the UK over the last six months. Google 90.21 Yahoo! 4.21 AOL 1.74 MSN 1.34 Windows Live 1.33 Ask Jeeves 1.03 AltaVista 0.08 Source: StatCounter Global Stats As you would expect Google has the majority [...]
Yahoo! mail get a 3rd of all Yahoo! traffic
Posted by admin on March 12, 2009 0 comments
Thanks to the good folk at Hitwise they released figures about Yahoo! and their traffic. Now as an internet geek and SEO its interesting to see where their traffic goes to, as Yahoo is basically a portal to their services and external services. Here are the top 3 – 1. Yahoo! Mail 36.71% 2. Yahoo! [...]
Well done G
Posted by admin on January 23, 2009 0 comments
My fellow SEO G has had almost instant success with Squidoo, he is an expert in the finance industry, especially the mortgage industry. His latest post http://www.squidoo.com/standardvariablerate helps break down the nightmare that is SVR – standard variable rate. Check his expert blog @ http://mortgage.ghead.co.uk Google SERP’s http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=should+i+go+onto+the+standard+variable+rate&btnG=Search&hl=en&lr=&sa=2 Follow G through Twitter @grahamhead Danny Denhard [...]