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Have you ever wondered what kind of people make Android applications? Well wonder no more! This new infographic from StartApp explores everything from the companies Android developers work for to the music they listen to and everything in between.
Google is known for its data and how it optimizes its community – but did you know that they also optimize their own employees? Using their internal “People Analytics” program, Google looks at how their employees eat in their free cafeteria and optimizes it so they’re healthier, make better eating decisions, and are more productive through that process.
Ad Extensions have become a powerful tool to increase market share and your brand’s real estate on the search result pages. It is important to know the latest developments with ad extensions as new types are being released regularly. This infographic from Search Mojo will help you prioritize your limited time and resources to the extensions that are best for your business.
Did you know that Google gives out free advertising dollars to non-profit organizations? Did you also know that qualifying organizations could receive $10K or as much as $40K each month from Google to use for advertising and promoting their good cause? Want to find out if your non-profit organization is eligible?
In light of Google’s alleged privacy infringements, we’ve taken some time to consider a world without the Internet’s number one ranked website. How large of a black hole would be left? Could the Internet survive? Would we survive? If you think such speculation to be ridiculous, remember, no one thought Enron would go down, either.
One year ago today, Google launched its “Panda Update” which was designed to filter low quality or “thin” content from its top search results. The following infographic published by Search Engine Land covers how Panda works, what it impacted and the various updates from Panda 1.0 through Panda 3.2 that have happened along the way.
On January 24th, 2012, Google announced changes to its privacy policy, combining over 70 policies into one universal policy across all of its properties and products. The following infographic helps explain some of the biggest issues in web safety and gives tips on how to keep yourself protected, from passwords to privacy policies.
Google’s revenue for the year 2011 was $37.9 billion. With most of their products being offered for free, have you ever wondered where all of that money comes from? According to this new infographic from WordStream, 96% of it came from advertising. The infographic also breaks down the top 10 industries that spent the most on Google ads in 2011.
Google’s Driverless Cars will change the world, there’s no doubt about that. But have you considered all the possibilities for change that it creates? This infographic reveals interesting details about the Driverless Cars that you might not know – but will surprise you. Lives will be saved, money will be lost and gained, and more. Check out these unique facts on Google’s amazing technology.
Google has announced the launch of Google+ Pages, which are designed specifically for businesses on Google+, as opposed to Google+ Profiles designed for individuals. It is a good idea to set up your Google+ Page as quickly as you can and its a relatively simple process. This infographic will show you the 5 steps to help you on your way.
The term “Panda” in relation to Google is a search algorithm update released by Google on April 11, 2011 designed to filter search engine results so that only high-quality results reach the top positions. The changes to the algorithm are based on surveys taken to determine desirable and undesirable page characteristics and continues to be updated frequently, meaning that end-user quality needs to be maintained. This infographic designed by Chad Morgan explains what Panda is, who won in the update, who lost in the update and how to predict the next update.
Android and iOS devices have become increasingly popular over the last few years, but have you ever wondered how secure they are? And is one more secure than the other? This new infographic by Veracode explains just what you can and can’t do with your Android or iOS device, and how secure your information really is.
It common knowledge among SEO types that Google looks at page load time as a key criteria in page ranking. This infographic provides tricks and tips that will help make web page load time faster.
This infographic from Veracode takes a look at Google+ and Facebook, comparing the number of features and games each has as well as the security and privacy measures each site takes. Who do you think will come out on top?