According to a recent report from Compete, nearly half of consumers hadn’t completed any of their holiday shopping as of the end of October, while one in 10 completed more than half of their holiday shopping already.

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Aliso Viejo, CA (November 8, 2011) — Raising the bar in innovative search technology and online marketing strategies, Traffic Engine, Inc. (www.trafficengine.com) announces the addition of key executives to their team along with new developments that have resulted in increased…

New ASI Study Shows What Buyers And End-Users Really Think. First study to tell suppliers and distributors if they’re delivering the right products

Victoria, BC, November 9,2011: Neverblue, a premier global lead generation company, announced today that it has launched a new website and logo to better reflect the company’s current offerings and international reach. The new look encapsulates…

While Google’s Android mobile OS might continue to grow its market-leading share of the smartphone platform market, Apple’s iOS holds a mighty lead when it comes to mobile Web traffic.

The U.S. alone claimed nearly half of the worldwide distribution of iOS and Android app sessions, according to Flurry. But it should be noted that China is a rising star in the world of mobile apps.

Webmarketing123 recently released its “2011 State of Digital Marketing Report”, which surveyed more than 500 marketing professionals on the topics of SEO, PPC and social media marketing. Among the findings in the report is that SEO plays the most important role in lead-generation goals for B2B and…

According to the latest figures from Nielsen, Google remained the top Web brand by total unique visitors in the U.S. in September. However, Facebook remained the most engaging Web brand by time spent per person.

I forget where we heard this, but a famous author and researcher asked people to go to the bookstore, either online or in that old thing called a bookstore, to count the number of titles that have the word happy in them. The question alone suggests…