Digital Budget Trends
Mar 12, 2012 | In Search Optics
Feb 28, 2012 | In Search Optics

Search Optics Mobile Strategy increases in-market dealer contact as much as 200%. The extreme growth in consumer mobile usage is helping dealers sell more vehicles. Mobile shoppers provide hot in-market opportunities for Dealers with an established Mobile strategy. The quality of mobile in-bound sales and service leads come from consumers that are buying today. 88% Read Full Article »
Oct 25, 2011 | In Search Optics
It’s hard to believe, but the end of October is here and the holiday season has begun. While you’re selecting a Halloween costume or planning the company Christmas Party, think of ways to show that you’re in the holiday spirit to your customers. Here are a few tips I found to get you started! 1. Read Full Article »
Mar 15, 2011 | In Search Optics
Two incidents occurred this week in the social media world, where inconsiderate or offensive posts were an embarrassment to a corporate brand. Both of these incidents, while unfortunate, are a “teaching opportunity” for social media management. Take the opportunity now to reflect on your own social brand and how it is being managed and monitored. We offer food for thought and suggestions to help.
Feb 21, 2011 | In Search Optics
This month, JiWire published their quarterly “Mobile Insights” report, highlighting trends in mobile usage and activity for 4Q 2010. There were two key statistics that should be interesting to anyone who is considering starting or expanding their mobile-based ad campaigns. More importantly, this should be noted by marketers who do not believe mobile and tablet Read Full Article »
Feb 04, 2011 | In Search Optics
User Centric, a company specializing in reporting on eye tracking movements on web sites and other applications, recently updated their research on the amount of time users looked at specific areas of a search results page on Bing and Google. Their findings? For Google and Bing, over 90% of users glanced at paid search results at Read Full Article »
Jan 25, 2011 | In Search Optics
Late in 2010, both Google and Bing affirmed that they use “social signals,” or the activity from Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites, to affect certain page rankings in search results. At the most basic level, this means that when a person tweets, shares or “likes” one of your web pages, that activity may Read Full Article »
Dec 10, 2010 | In Search Optics
This is part 3 of a 3 part series, to read part 1, click here; to read part 2, click here …UGH!! They are awful. Most people search at times when a talking head is VERY inconvenient. Either at work between 11 and 2 or in the middle of the night when their toddler has Read Full Article »