Facebook’s mobile ad revenue grew 73% year-over-year. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: What’s more, their mobile ad revenue now makes up a 78% share of their total ad revenue. That’s a pretty insane number if you think about it...
53% of consumers agree that there is too much content out there. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: How do you cut through the clutter and get your content noticed by your target audience, when people want to disconnect now...
50% of search queries are 4 words or longer. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: Stop thinking in terms of old school keyword optimization. Instead, think about actual phrases your customers are using, such as frequently asked questions about your...
Google owns 71% of the global search engine market. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: Google is king of the search engine market, not just here in the US but worldwide. No matter how long you’ve been in the game,...
90% of consumers engage with a second screen while watching TV. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: Ninety percent! That’s huge. Why not try to capitalize on this opportunity? If you’re running TV ads, it’s essential that you at least...
Facebook plans to test a new button – widely reported as a Dislike button. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: Brands and Retailers – be prepared for a Facebook “dislike” button. Mark Zuckerberg made statements recently on how Facebook will...
Social shoppers spent $108.72 per order in Q2-2015, the highest amount ever recorded. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: This data is not just from a small sample of a few hundred shoppers. This comes from a report that sampled...
On a daily basis, 15% of queries submitted have never been seen before by Google’s search engine. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: This is exactly why you need to be regularly reviewing your search query reports in Google Adwords...
56% of US smartphone owning adults have abandoned a mobile transaction. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: This statistic is down from 66% in 2013, but as you can see, many people are hesitant to purchase on mobile devices. It...
Wikipedia’s organic search traffic from Google dropped 11% from May to July. Click To Tweet Key Takeaway: Have you noticed less Wikipedia results in Google’s organic search? The 11% drop works out to a decline of over 250 million...









