Ashley Perssico — June 28, 2019 — June 28, 2019 I love potatoes. They are the top food in my diet. I like them baked, fried, scalloped, you name it. But most of all, I like them mashed. I can’t count the times my boyfriend has asked me what I want for dinner and I’ve … Continue reading How to Use Google ‘Near Me’ Searches to Your Advantage
Healthcare Needs To Rethink How To Chase Online Searches by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 24, 2019 Healthcare professionals need to think of their services and practices as brands, according to research released this week that suggests the industry has poor optimization and branding practices, along with slow response rates to patient reviews. All these elements … Continue reading Healthcare Needs To Rethink How To Chase Online Searches
Valentine’s Day Ad Spend Up, But Searches Down by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, Yesterday It’s not uncommon for people to search for items online and then give their spouse or significant other a list of suggested gifts. More women than men do this. In practice, the formality is intended to keep all parties happy. … Continue reading Valentine’s Day Ad Spend Up, But Searches Down
Retailers Fail To Capitalize On Toys R Us Brand Searches by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, (December 01, 2018) Search results on Google reveal that consumers miss the toy retailer Toys R Us. From April 1 through November 25, 2018, consumers searched on the keywords “toys r us” 73 million times, according to data from Kantar Media. … Continue reading Retailers Fail To Capitalize On Toys R Us Brand Searches
Mobile Searches For ‘Like’ Brands And Stores On The Rise by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, September 13, 2018 Google published research on Thursday showing that 61% of shoppers are open to buying from new retailers during the holiday season — and during the 2017 holiday season, nearly half of shoppers did. Trends in mobile searches for … Continue reading Mobile Searches For ‘Like’ Brands And Stores On The Rise
‘Near Me’ Searches Don’t Need Keywords To Find Local Goods, Services by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, August 27, 2018 About 69% of consumers use their smartphone to help them shop. Some 63% use the phone to research products, while 62% compare prices, 56% look for coupons or deals, 54% check for store hours, and … Continue reading ‘Near Me’ Searches Don’t Need Keywords To Find Local Goods, Services
Dale Keipert — June 13, 2018 Follow @360Interactive — June 13, 2018 The Local Businesses Search Dilemma You have a business that caters to your local community. You’ve often looked at getting your business to rank higher on Google but it never seems like it works. And, you really don’t have the time, money, or … Continue reading Near Me Searches
GDPR-Related Searches Rising On Organic, Driving Up Paid Cost Per Clicks by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, April 19, 2018 As the deadline for the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation compliance draws closer, searches for the acronym “GDPR” on Google’s search engine continue to rise. This has prompted companies like Adobe and IBM — … Continue reading GDPR-Related Searches Rising On Organic, Driving Up Paid Cost Per Clicks
Disconnect Between Mobile Searches, Purchases Frustrates Consumers by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 23, 2018 Some 48% of consumers participating in a recent survey either agree or strongly agree that searching and buying products directly from a brand’s mobile website is frustrating, and 61% say they are still more likely to search for inspiration than make … Continue reading Disconnect Between Mobile Searches, Purchases Frustrates Consumers
Google: Pet-Related Keywords Driving Auto Searches by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, February 9, 2018 As the old saying goes, pets are family. And Google’s search data clearly shows that consumers in the U.S. put their furry friends first when searching for car accessories. Dogs and pet-related search queries continue to rise, particularly in … Continue reading Google: Pet-Related Keywords Driving Auto Searches
