The Bee Log

In times of constant information overload and with more than 50 million blogs on the net, it is vital to identify and focus on the most valuable sources of online information. If you don’t want to lose yourself in the sea of countless blog posts and becoming more inefficient by the day, that is! More »

103bees has been tracking questions in search queries for more than a month now. Here’s an interesting key figure on web search behaviour.

The title says it: an amazing 1.5% of all search queries tracked by 103bees in January are questions! So instead of searching for ‘uninstall ie7′ some web surfers obviously prefer to search for ‘How do I get rid of IE7′ (question taken from the ‘The web’s funniest search queries’ page). More »

Knowing what a target audience is interested in should be of prime importance to every internet marketer. 103bees introduces a new way of doing visitor intelligence by identifying questions in the Long Tail of search.

Surfers usually enter one or more keywords related to what they are looking for when using search engines. More »

Here’s an impressive success story: Jim Benson multiplied his blog’s traffic with the help of 103bees:

By closely observing his blog’s search engine traffic and writing a targeted blog post, he increased his blog’s traffic level by a factor of ten. Quite impressive, Jim!

Chances are you’ve had a big grin on your face already more than once when you looked at your search engine traffic on 103bees. The search queries that people use are often too funny, silly or weird to be true! Equally entertaining: the questions that surfers ‘ask’ the search engines… More »