Happy Tuesday,
Here are some trending Internet marketing article to keep you up-to-date: Why Google Can’t Answer All Of Your Questions About Your Site; Can New Facebook Insights Determine the Best Time to Post on Facebook?; Retail Paid Search Traffic Up 30%, Organic Visits Drop 3%; and Google to hit U.S. Gov’t Harder With Transparency Report Demands.
Why Google Can’t Answer All Of Your Questions About Your Site
With over 250 million domain names out there, it seems that it’s difficult for Google to handle the demands and requests coming from webmasters. Most email responses delivered from Google are automated; however, webmasters need more one on one detailed conversations. Matt Cutts says they are looking for new ways to communicate better.
Can New Facebook Insights Determine the Best Time to Post on Facebook?
Facebook recently updated its page insights. The dashboard is more visually appealing making it easier to track the performance of business Facebook pages. The type of analytics that Facebook provide showcases a lot of insight, everything from who your audience is and what the find most interesting on your page.
Retail Paid Search Traffic Up 30%, Organic Visits Drop 3%
Retail paid search campaigns seem to be attracting more traffic than organic SEO. This is likely because retail ads containing intriguing headlines that offer a promotion or discounts in exchange for clicks. Mobile traffic is also contributor of these numbers, with more consumers using their phones while shopping in search of a deal.
Google to hit U.S. Gov’t Harder With Transparency Report Demands
Google makes its way off the hot seat once more as the Department of Justice pauses their transparency report investigation for the sixth time. It`s seems as though maybe people are in question of Google privacy and transparency policies.
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Google is trying to move away from the image of “bad guy” in privacy matters by showing users it is trying to be more transparent. It’s PR. Their nightmare is that people stop using the search engine.