Bing has SEO Fling, Twitted on Facebook

December 10, 2009 by domainqueen  
Filed under Domain News

When will social networks pay off for domainers? It ain’t over until the Bing lady sings. Bing clarified the lack of urgency recently in immediate Facebook reporting through search engine results yet anticipated overtaking Google in the social network sweepstakes between Twitter and Facebook topics with high frequency and searchability activity.
Bing terms Facebook and Google as competition, yet many online experts claim differently. Microsoft integrates Twitter feed into search results and has since October of last year. How does this work out for social networks? Now Twitter and Facebook, populace indices of texting avalanches, will drive web traffic.
 
How fast can webmasters and domainers react? Time will tell.
 

 

 

Michael Jackson Death nearly crashes Web

June 27, 2009 by domainqueen  
Filed under Domain News, General

A major force in popular culture, contemporary music, visual media, and modern dance has died and the world is the poorer for it. Michael Jackson at 50 has died entirely too soon to suit hundreds of millions of people on earth. But they all rushed to the internet to talk about it, proving once again that social networking operates as a universal benchmark of what people are cocnerned about.

Michael Jackson’s death Thursday afternoon has brought enough world emotional impact that individuals across the planet looking for more information and consolation crashed Twitter and the Michael Jackson’s Wikipedia entry. Emotion ran high and fans erected memorial sites. Facebook and Youtube participated in each other’s bandwidth helix of shutdown pain.