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A senior Google staff member has quashed rumours of Google-branded high street shops, saying they aren’t needed as

Almost two and a half years since first hitting the scene, Instagram has announced it now has more than 100 million

A senior figure at Internet giant Google has shot down rumours over the firm moving into the realm of physical stores.

It’s well known that Google will penalise sites which seek to gain improved natural listings by buying links. Site

Internet giant Google has once again found itself in the spotlight over privacy issues - this time over customers

Like any professional, a good SEO relies on quality tools to do his or her job properly. Here, ClickThrough’s senior

Bing has announced it has made a couple of tweaks to improve its search offering.

As a trained journalist, ClickThrough online copywriter, Martin Boonham, can see a number of comparisons between the

Search giant Yahoo! has looked internally to find the right candidate to take reins of its vacant head of search

Search engine firm Google may be set to open a number of high street stores in order to push sales on a number of its

When Google launched its Panda and Penguin updates, it’s fair to say it ruffled more than a few feathers in the search

In the face of yet another social media marketing hashtag gaffe on Twitter, this time by a leading fast food

Internet giant Google may face repressive action from EU privacy regulators over privacy concerns.

ClickThrough Marketing welcomes new account director, Rob Allen, to the team. We sat down to discuss his new role, his

A new survey has revealed Internet search giant Google could make a staggering $5 billion dollars in revenue from

Members of the European Publishers Council (EPC) have criticised the deal between Google and French publishers over

UX design developer, Matt Hitches recently became an inaugural member of ClickThrough’s shiny new web development team.

From February, Google will phase in charges to appear in Google Shopping search results. By the summer, all Google

ClickThrough Marketing welcomes new web development manager, Alan Rowe, to the team. We sat down to discuss his new

Eric Schmidt is set to sell 3.2 million worth of his shares in search engine company Google.

Google Shopping changes in the UK will be introduced tomorrow (Feb 13).

Internet marketing agency ClickThrough has hired two expert developers to boost its web design services in 2013.

Microsoft has once again revived its Scroogled campaign in order to take a swipe at its bitter rival Google.

ClickThrough HQ is full of experts. We make sure that our staff know their stuff, and to show their skills off to the

A senior figure in the European publishing community has called on Google to extend an offer it made to French

With rumours rife that Twitter is preparing to open its API for online advertisers, ClickThrough copywriter Jack Adams

Google AdWords has announced the launch of enhanced campaigns – designed to simply Google advertising and make bidding

Google is set to extend its Shopping search service after acquiring ecommerce solutions firm Channel Intelligence for

Google is set to shake up the world of AdWords and PPC marketing with the launch of enhanced campaigns.

Google’s Eric Schmidt has hinted that the search behemoth could give higher rankings to content when it’s linked to

The world of SEO can be confusing for those unfamiliar with the industry. ClickThrough copywriter, Martin Boonham is,

Verified profiles could be a crucial Google ranking factor in future: after Eric Schmidt underlined the importance of

PPC experts at digital marketing agency ClickThrough have created a white paper for online advertisers, explaining

Google has issued a warning to SEO firms and businesses: use fake reviews and they will get taken down.

ClickThrough Marketing welcomes new paid search manager, Alison Booth, to the PPC team. We sat down with her to discuss

Product listing ads will become the norm in UK Google Shopping searches from February.

The standoff between Google and France over links to French newspapers has finally drawn to a close.

A surge in mobile ad revenue helped Facebook beat Wall Street expectations on its fourth quarter earnings.