Search engine optimisation remains a tricky balancing act, as the rules constantly change. In this official Google blog post, Maile Ohye, Developer Programs Tech Lead from Google covers the five most common errors she finds in SEO, and then concludes with six quick tips to make sure you’re on the right track.

Despite its popularity online, smartphone users are ditching search in favour of direct navigation, according to new research.

UK consumers use only four mobile apps regularly, with the most popular ones becoming part of a user’s daily routine, according to new research.

UK consumers use only four mobile apps regularly, with the most popular ones becoming part of a user’s daily routine, according to new research.

Online trade body the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) Australia has criticised a regulator’s decision to hold advertisers responsible for content on social networks.

Google is revamping its search algorithms in an attempt to ensure legal download websites appear higher in search results than illegal pirate sites.

Little Printer has taken the Internet by storm, and it’s largely down to this simple but hugely effective YouTube video. Potentially the world’s cutest printer, the device lets users print Tweets, photos and receipts without the need for bulky machines and expensive ink. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…

The UK is constantly sharing content across the internet, Brits really stepped it up a gear over the past two weeks. Olympics fever gripped the UK – with over 300 billion pieces of content be shared online over the 17 day period. This infographic takes a look at how content was shared over the web.

Google has announced a trial which will enable people using the search engine to see search queries feature results from their Gmail account. The search giant also said it is extending Google Knowledge Graph to every English speaking country. According to Adam Bunn, Director of search engine optimisation (SEO) at leading independent digital marketing agency, … [Read more…]

Google claims 170m Google+ users but other reports have said it is a ghost town, so what is the truth? New findings appear to confirm the latter – despite its large number of accounts the platform is bottom of the list of social network users’ favoured channels.