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Social Media Marketing Guide: Facebook

Little Web Giants

Recently I won the Biggest Social Geek competition generously hosted by Marin Software , the largest third-party aggregator of paid search spend globally. In the past few years the organic reach of pages has declined , meaning pages must pay more to continue to reach their fans (even for non-profits and community groups).

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Social Media Marketing Guide: Facebook

Little Web Giants

Recently I won the Biggest Social Geek competition generously hosted by Marin Software , the largest third-party aggregator of paid search spend globally. In the past few years the organic reach of pages has declined , meaning pages must pay more to continue to reach their fans (even for non-profits and community groups).

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79 Remarkable Social Media Marketing Facts and Statistics for 2012

Webbiquity SMM

B2b marketers believe social media is critical to organic search success. Marketers rate social media as the second-most imporant factor (64%) in search, behind only strong content (82%). Paid search leads average a 7% rate, while outbound marketing leads (e.g., Search provides the highest quality leads.

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79 Remarkable Social Media Marketing Facts and Statistics for 2012

Webbiquity SMM

B2b marketers believe social media is critical to organic search success. Marketers rate social media as the second-most imporant factor (64%) in search, behind only strong content (82%). Paid search leads average a 7% rate, while outbound marketing leads (e.g., Search provides the highest quality leads.

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How a 3 Month Old Website Received 958373 Visits from Google

Viper Chill

Did you know that 20-25% of Google searches every single day are brand new? 1 in 4 search queries have never been typed in the history of the search engine – every single day. Surely this is supposed to be a screenshot of the organic traffic from Google? Adsense, CPM ads, affiliate links. The result?

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