Thanks to soaring smartphone usage, mobile SEO is proving more important and more accessible than ever before. There are barriers that exist, however, which could negatively impact the impression and traffic volume that result from pages already positioned on the search listings.
Retailers have already jumped on the Instagram video bandwagon and found creative ways to promote their brand and products. Here are six examples.
The report found that more than 25 percent of respondents spend more than 6 hours per day on the mobile Web. And with all of that time spent browsing the Web on mobile devices, it is no surprise that consumer’s expectations are rising.
More Mobile SEO details and resources on how best to architect your site’s mobile experience for optimal search acquisition (and happy mobile users).
Even though you may have been using Facebook’s new Graph Search feature for quite some time now (it was announced in January), the world’s largest social network has made improvements to the feature during that time period.
There is some debate, or rather, confusion about what is the future of mobile. Is it native apps or HTML5 apps? While no one can predict the future, there are a number of factors that will contribute to the future of apps and that point almost unanimously to the eventual triumph of native apps over HTML5 apps.
What’s so important about the acquisition for Twitter is that Spindle makes localized social content discoverable, something that’s been quite difficult for the social network to do on its own – and you likely know this if you have ever tried to figure out what others are doing in a very specific geographic area.
Merchants now have a variety of tools to shoot and edit creative product videos entirely from a smartphone. Here is a list of video editing apps for your smartphone.
As you have most likely heard, Facebook’s popular image sharing social network, Instagram, launched video functionality. In doing so, the social network is taking a direct shot at Twitter’s rapidly growing social video service Vine.
With over 770 million GPS-enabled smartphones, location data has begun to permeate the entire mobile space. It’s powering advertisements, and many other services — from weather to travel apps.