Google has recently made algorithm updates in attempt to eliminate out of date pages that ranked well with the previous algorithm, and list the most current results first. Google is also implementing destination based search for users on smartphones and tablets. Using their location to generate the most relevant results. With the endless amount of data flowing in from social media sites, Google is now listing links to Google+, facebook, twitter, and linked in profiles in SERP’s. Google is also offering secure search for users who browse while being logged into a google account, so that marketers are unable to see what keywords they searched but are able to see what pages were viewed. The full article can be read here.

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Here is an infographic that I made showing the video compatibility of different email providers, browsers and devices. The graphic shows whether a video email will open right in your inbox or on a landing page.

We put together a pie chart showing the average number of clickthroughs based upon their rank on the first SERP of Google. The data clearly shows that if your not on page one then your probably not seeing much traffic from your top keywords. For most companies, achieving high page one keyword rankings on Google has very little to do with your website content. That’s why most SEO Services don’t perform well and waste a lot of time and money. This short video provides some very valuable insights on what drives high organic search rankings for competitive keywords and how to rethink your SEO lead generation strategy to improve results and ROI.

According to a Sept 2011 Nielsen study smartphones have grabbed 40% market share in the U.S. That means 4 in 10 Americans who own mobile devices own smartphones. The other six own feature phones for now at least. Nielsen projects that smartphones will pass feature phones in the U.S. and reach 50% market share by Christmas 2011. This is all the more amazing considering only 21% of American wireless subscribers were using a smartphone as of the fourth quarter 2009. Data such as these are sending marketers into a frenzy as they rush to engage consumers in this new and exciting channel. Check out this infographic below which illustrates the rate at which social sports fans are using smartphones.

There has been a great deal of chatter lately about HTML5 due to Adobe’s recent statement about discontinuing Flash. Here is a great infographic showing the differences between the two. Flimp Video Brochures are compatible with both Flash and HTML5 for mobile browsing. Find out more @ www.flimp.net

Here is an excellent infographic that may help you answer some of your lingering SEO questions. SEO Periodic Table.

Steve Jobs finally won, Adobe confirmed what reports were saying all morning: It’s done with the Flash Mobile Player and has now thrown its lot in with the HTML5 crowd — for mobile at least. Read the full story here.