It was early 2006. I had been blogging for over a year and felt I had achieved something.
My blog had recently surpassed 1,000 RSS subscribers (what is RSS), making it at the time the most popular website I had ever built. The income was solid – up to $2,000 a month at best – and [...]
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Do You Want A Copy Of My Definitive Guide To SEO For Bloggers?
March 10th, 2010 |
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Efficient Frontier: Microsoft Bing Gains in Spend, Click Share at Google’s Expense
October 13th, 2009 |
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Microsoft Bing posted quarter-over-quarter gains in paid clicks and spend share, according to Efficient Frontier. Those gains appear to be coming at the expense of Google, whose share of search spending fell to 73.7 percent, from 75.5 percent in the second quarter. Bing’s paid search momentum is muted by a few factors. Google commands some 70 percent of the search advertising spend and its search market share appears insurmountable.
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Though recent reports of search market share imply Microsoft Bing may have peaked, the search
engine posted quarter-over-quarter gains in paid clicks and spend share,
according to Efficient Frontier, which published its search engine performance
report for the third quarter Oct. 13….