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  • Badabing - it's on the up. #badabing

    So, it seems that BING is making an impression in the US – comScore reporting as much as a 3% increase in the two weeks since its launch. It will be interesting to see if this growth is sustained, or rather whether the £100million investment rolls on and on to fuel the hype of the new ‘Decision Engine’. CEO Steve Balmer suggested that MS are ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 19 Jun 2009

  • Another attempt by Microsoft to challenge Google at Google's game.

    So Microsoft's BING is here -It’s great that there’s solid movement from Google’s suitors- however the enormity of the task cannot be under estimated. Will the £100 million investment in ‘Bing’ be enough to curtail Google’s dominance?    It really comes back to market share, MSN may well develop the best platform for advertisers ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 01 Jun 2009

  • Make good use of 30 mins...

    I thought I’d make use of some quiet time in the office today so I finally got to watching a series of videos that Matt Cutts posted on Google's YouTube webmaster channel in Feb 09. Sometimes it's just too much of an effort to read, either on screen or in print (this blog aside of course:) So, if like me you want a little text escapism ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 17 Apr 2009

  • Will Google tweet people off?

    So we hear last week of Google’s rumoured approach to buy Twitter. People in the office of none Search Engine Marketing breed have asked how they can justify such high expenditure for what is ostensibly a non-commercial social media product.  Well this could be a very close snap shot of the future:   ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 06 Apr 2009

  • To Rank or Not To Rank? That is the question...

    Are ranking reports dead?  Are they slipping into measurement obscurity? Do they still have a place in the ‘monthly report’? I recently had a conversation with a client regarding target setting, I paraphrase but it went along these lines ‘these rankings are great, we should be setting targets for where we want to be in 6 months time’ me ‘mmm ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 30 Jan 2009

  • Google Drive - Why we should be happy to see a cloud for a change.

    Not even a week ago I posted that I expected much more innovation from Google into 2009...it's not even the end of January and already there has been something to wet our appetite!   Coming to a internet connect near you is the Google Drive (Gdrive)- and this could be the most anticipated release of a Google's product thus far. ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 27 Jan 2009

  • Google Bucks Economic Trend - Why?

    So, Google declared today that they bucked the trend of the world’s economy by increasing revenues by almost 20% in Q4. Profits were down, poor stock market performance and ‘one-time-investment-write-downs’ saw to that, but nonetheless they posted top line growth. This growth in today’s economic gloom may be surprising. Yet, if you look under ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 23 Jan 2009

  • Mobile Search - Ready for take off?

    Predictions abound at this time of year, and once again we hear it will be the year of the mobile web – and therefore mobile search - but this time I believe it. Figures released by Nielsen late last year suggest that mobile web use is growing eight times as fast as the conventional PC internet.     Finally, it seems, we have ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 23 Jan 2009

  • Search 2009 – 2.0, 3.0, 4.0??

    Google took a slight dent in their pride in 2008, tales of misuse of data, sliding share prices and a failed partnership with its adversary Yahoo had its infamous PR machine spinning faster than a hamster’s wheel.    However it hasn’t deterred their innovative engineers and this past year we welcomed the first post-beta release of ...
    Posted to Scotty's Search Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Scott on 21 Jan 2009

  • RE: UK politicians "need to learn the digital lessons of the US presidential election"

    You can find anything through Google if you look hard enough, the point i'm making is that 'Barack Obama' was domainated by him and his profile (abeit via his team) the various permutations regarding his past or any other spun story are inevitable and even the hottest search team would struggle to cover off each eventuality. Brand Obama was ...
    Posted to Comments on Articles (Forum) by Ryan Scott on 02 Dec 2008

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