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February 15, 2016
February 14, 2016
10 advanced Bing search operators
BING ADVANCED SEARCH OPERATORS
Along with Google,Bing also allows a host of quick search search operators and hacks to derive the most relevant search result. These SERP results are difficult to find with conventional search operators
Here are the top 10 Bing Operators to makes your search easier and find sites which you probably cannot find even in vertical or visual search engines To read the entire Bing Search Operators. Click on the link below
Operator : linkfromdomain : find all pages the given domain has links to
SEO application : find the most relevant and popular sites your competitor links
Example :linkfromdomain:onlinemarketing-trends.com
Operator : contains
SEO application : find pages linking to a specific document type ( pdf,xls,)
Example:contains:pdf seo
Operator IP :IP restricted search, shows sites sharing the common IP
SEO application : Helps you find if your inbound links, are from sites having the same IP address
example :ip:207.182.138.245
Operator : inbody:
SEO application : find pages that has most “relevant optimized body text”
example :inbody:online marketing
Operator :Location:/loc:location specific search ,
SEO application:helpful during local search
example :seo loc :Austin
Operator :feed
SEO application : Finds keyword and narrows search results to terms contained in the feed
example : hasfeed:seo
Operator :hasfeed:
SEO application :narrows search results to pages linking to feeds which has necessary keywords
example :hasfeed:site:nytimes.com
Along with Google,Bing also allows a host of quick search search operators and hacks to derive the most relevant search result. These SERP results are difficult to find with conventional search operators
Here are the top 10 Bing Operators to makes your search easier and find sites which you probably cannot find even in vertical or visual search engines To read the entire Bing Search Operators. Click on the link below
Operator : linkfromdomain : find all pages the given domain has links to
SEO application : find the most relevant and popular sites your competitor links
Example :linkfromdomain:onlinemarketing-trends.com
Operator : contains
SEO application : find pages linking to a specific document type ( pdf,xls,)
Example:contains:pdf seo
Operator IP :IP restricted search, shows sites sharing the common IP
SEO application : Helps you find if your inbound links, are from sites having the same IP address
example :ip:207.182.138.245
Operator : inbody:
SEO application : find pages that has most “relevant optimized body text”
example :inbody:online marketing
Operator :Location:/loc:location specific search ,
SEO application:helpful during local search
example :seo loc :Austin
Operator :feed
SEO application : Finds keyword and narrows search results to terms contained in the feed
example : hasfeed:seo
Operator :hasfeed:
SEO application :narrows search results to pages linking to feeds which has necessary keywords
example :hasfeed:site:nytimes.com
May 7, 2015
47% of google’s search traffic comes from mobile
Mobile share in US Organic search engine traffic
The iPhone (18%) and iPad (12%) alone contributed a combined 30% of organic search traffic, per the report, more than double the share (13%) from Android devices.
While mobile search search traffic grew by 54%YoY,in Q1, desktop search traffic rose by 14% According to google 47% of its search traffic now comes from mobile
June 4, 2014
US Online Search Marketshare vs Unique Search Queries
September 26, 2013
Top 3 Social Media Sites with Highest Penetration
The social audience is growing across networks
and countries. That is the takeaway from GlobalWebIndex’s “Stream Social: Quarterly Social Platforms Update.” The
study found that Facebook remained the No. 1 social network worldwide, with
just over half of internet users logging on to the site at least once a month
in Q1 2013.
eMarketer puts worldwide Facebook penetration
slightly higher, expected to reach 60% of internet users this year
Read more at emarketer
Read more at emarketer
June 28, 2013
February 26, 2013
Microsoft’s Bing now has 16% Search Marketshare in US,
Nearly 19.5 billion explicit core searches were conducted in January (up 11 percent), with Google Sites ranking first with 13.1 billion (up 11 percent). Microsoft Sites ranked second with 3.2 billion searches (up 12 percent), followed by Yahoo! Sites with 2.3 billion (up 9 percent), Ask Network with 536 million and AOL, Inc. with 331 million (up 7 percent
Google remains the strong leader in the U.S. core search market, accounting for 2 out of every 3 searches – up less than a percentage point in the pastyear. Microsoft Bing had the most significant share gain in 2012, increasing 1.2 percentage points to 16.3 percent to extend its lead on #3 Yahoo! at 12.2% . Ask Network remains fourth at 3 percent (up 0.1%), while AOL rounded out the list at 1.8% up 0.2 %
December 4, 2012
Search Marketing Spends in 2012: US vs UK vs Germany
Source: StatCounter Global Stats – Search Engine Market Share
Source: StatCounter Global Stats – Search Engine Market Share
In times of economic uncertainty and budget cuts across departments, Internet Advertising seems to be the only medium which has seen a health growth across categories.The latest research data from Adobe shows that Brands have started moving their Marketing Budgets across search marketing.
Search Marketing, or Paid Search continues to remain the fastest growing digital marketing tools,with US and UK along with Germany growing at more than 15%.
In Q3 2012, search continued to grow in the U.S., U.K., and Germany. Growth continued in these countries despite economic uncertainty, demonstrating the stability and importance of search for digital marketers.
Increases in ROI continue to drive this growth trend.While U.S. search spend grew 11% over the prior year, while ROI improved by 26%. Search spend in the U.K. and Germany grew 36% and 25% year over year (YoY), respectively.
September 10, 2012
New Kindle Fire Devices to Have Bing as Default Search Engine
It was a sweet victory for Microsoft as Amazon’s new kindle has Bing as its its new default search engine and Amazon has a tie up to make Bing the default search engine on the e-tailer’s new batch of Kindle Fire devices. However you can change its settings , so as to change to other search provider ( Google /Yahoo)
All text you enter in Amazon Silks address bar is sent to a default search engine. The initial default search engine is selected by Amazon Silk, and we may change the default search engine in the future without notice to you,” Amazon states. “If you would like, you may choose to use a different search provider s your default search engine.”
The new Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Paperwhite devices’ Silk browser,also has some other new things in store, compared to the previous version.
The latest version of Silk has improved page load speeds, improved HTML5 support, and some UI changes. Here’s what it looks like:It also comes with a new Trending Now feature, which will direct users to popular pages around the web.
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May 12, 2012
October 14, 2011
Bing Grabs 28% Search Market,Google’s Marketshare at 66%
Experian® Hitwise®, a part of Experian Marketing Services, announced today that Google accounted for 66.12 percent of all U.S. searches conducted in the four weeks ending Oct. 1, 2011. The combined Bing-powered search comprised 28.07 percent of searches for the month, with Yahoo! Search and Bing receiving 15.27 percent and 12.80 percent, respectively. The remaining 66 search engines in the Hitwise Search Engine Analysis report accounted for 5.81 percent of U.S. searches.
Longer search queries of eight or more words increase 3 percent in
September 2011
Search queries of eight or more words increased 3 percent from August 2011 to September 2011. Longer search queries — those averaging five to eight words or more — were flat from August 2011 to September 2011. One-word searches comprised the majority of searches, amounting to 26.45 percent of all queries. Shorter search queries — one to four words — were flat from August 2011 to September 2011.
Search queries of eight or more words increased 3 percent from August 2011 to September 2011. Longer search queries — those averaging five to eight words or more — were flat from August 2011 to September 2011. One-word searches comprised the majority of searches, amounting to 26.45 percent of all queries. Shorter search queries — one to four words — were flat from August 2011 to September 2011.