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Despite the swelling user base and increasing profit with each passing quarter, Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB) is finding it tough to compete with Google, when it comes to generating referral traffic to brand websites. After dominating the referral traffic market for three years in a row, Facebook has slipped behind Google which accounted for 34.66% of overall site visits in...

Go-mobile era and dominance of Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ:FB) in social media front has paved a way for large number of Facebook mobile users. This has indeed led to increase in referral rate to website of brands/firms through 'Facebook on mobile'. According to a report by shareaholic, which studied 200,000 publishers who reach more than 250 Million users every month,...

Increasing website traffic is an indirect sign of growth of any online company or brand. Referral traffic is most valued as it sends interested readers and qualified potential customers to your site and helps in boosting SEO ranking. Therefore, conversion rate in referral traffic is higher than direct and search generated traffic. Social media sites play a massive role in driving...

Since the birth of world-wide web-in 1990, internet has grown astronomically. With 2.4 billion users worldwide and nearly 650 million websites available today, internet is very familiar term in every nook and cranny of this world. Internet is growing so gigantically that one can only dream about number of page views, downloads etc.Akamai net usage index suggests, there are...

Pinterest has emerged as a big competitor for social media giants as its generating more referral traffic than the combined referral traffic generated by YouTube, Google+ and LinkedIn. Also, it’s heading towards Google+ and Myspace in terms of unique visitors per month. Even, American users spend more time on Pinterest compared to Twitter and Google+. Taking the view of...

How and when Google has been turned a hungry beast. A race with few biggies in IT like Microsoft, Oracle.....Google is exploring multiple options to have some say everywhere.