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Today a majority of businesses invest in online advertising. For many business owners, the results of such campaigns are highly frustrating. These usually range from mysterious to disappointing.

With about 100 million subscribers, Google+ is far from posing a serious threat to Facebook’s nearly one billion strong user base.

In the fiercely competitive online eco-system, holding on to existing customers is getting more and more difficult.

Getting Facebook users to like something is not so easy. Even businesses with a large social following face this issue.

The Penguin Update was probably one of the biggest attacks launched by Google against webspam.

With progress in technology, keyboards are getting increasingly smaller. Typos are inevitable while typing full length mails on tiny smartphones.

Many people might be on the verge of purchasing something from an e-commerce website but then something happens and they decide not to. The reasons for doing so can be many, and are outlined here as well.

At last Bing seems to be getting it right. According to the latest Experian Hitwise data, Yahoo and Bing together account for 30.01% of all the searches conducted in the US.

Internet publishing has revolutionized the manner in which people consume information. More and more people are turning towards the internet for information as well as entertainment.

Demonstrating deep understanding of queries, Google recently enhanced its search service with a new innovation called Knowledge Graph.