Mobile use in the travel sector is booming, with 64% of mobile owners searching for holiday sites via a mobile device compared to 58% in a desktop environment. Mobile marketing agency, Yodel Mobile, has produced infographic which details how mobile is used by consumers for the travel sector.
Mobile gaming phenomenon Flappy Bird has been pulled from the Apple and Google Play app stores, after its Vietnamese creator said its fame “ruins my simple life”- although he has not ruled out a sequel.
Last year, Google announced the end of the Google Commerce Search the spring of 2014. As the search platform, relied on by many retailers, approaches its deadline, SLI has launched a new service to help them migrate to its search and navigation service.
The secrets to Google’s page ranking algorthyms have always remained a tightly guarged (and ever-changing) secret. But recently, Matt Cutts of Google took to YouTube to explain how Google handles social media posts on its search rankings.
Google has offered further concessions to address regulatory concerns about its search technology, the European Commission said on Wednesday, effectively settling a three-year investigation and avoiding a fine of up to $5 billion.
Microsoft has announced that Satya Nadella has been promoted to the role of CEO, replacing Steve Ballmer as the software giant’s third boss.
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it is difficult for people to ignore the bombardment of dating web site ads that pop up on computer screens or stare them in the face during the daily commute, all asking if you are ready to find love. Once an embarrassing secret for the digital sect, in … [Read more…]
Advertisers using a combination of affiliate and display are 3.5 times more likely to convert a prospect into a customer than if they used those marketing channels separately, according to new research from Rakuten marketing.
Google has beaten expectations with its latest financial earnings, recording fourth quarter profits of $3.38bn (£2.05bn), up 17% from a year earlier, boosted by stronger advertising revenue.
UK doctors consider search engines ‘the most useful source of information’, ahead of medical education materials, according to a new survey.