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More than 90 percent of Americans are active users of both email and search engines.
Twitter’s iPhone app experience may soon resemble use on the desktop site, according to a report from 9to5Mac.com.This could help marketers better reach on-the-go microbloggers.
McAfee recently reported that teens and their parents are spending more time accessing the web through several different devices.
The pending release of a smartphone from Amazon and Android could further drive the need for mobile search strategies for marketers.
Twitter’s new search features continue the company’s move to make its platform easier to use, whether they’re accessing the site on a desktop or smartphone.
Bing reported in its Advertising adCenter blog that a new feature will allow companies to distribute more successful paid search ads more frequently, but content marketing can help poorer-performing pages succeed.
The Google Chrome Web Store now includes +1 data, allowing users to see which of their followers have endorsed an app or extension.
Marketers using Facebook are seeing less engagement on their custom tabs since the rollout of Timeline in late March, and sharing valuable content on Page walls is increasingly important.
Google Trends showed that July 4th was one of the top search terms on Wednesday, as Americans looked for information related to the holiday.
Facebook’s new Voice button allows users to interact with content as themselves or their company’s profile with one click.