Onseo history

While the Internet’s technical roots were already in use, the term “Internet” did not actually come into existence until December 1974 when the term was adopted in Request for Comments (RFC) 675 published on the Internet Transmission Control Program.

In 1990, the first identified search engine was created as a school project and was a text-based index of “archived” and shared File Transfer Protocol (FTP) files – thus came the name “Archie” because the name fit length parameters.

For example, in 1992, Gopher became the first search engine using a hypertext paradigm.

John originally planned to assist companies with multi-media projects, but with the growing use of the web for online marketing, he discovered great opportunities therein. For example in 1995, John Audette formed Multi-Media Marketing Group (MMG) in Lake Oswego, Oregon on the sale of 4,000 copies of his $30 online book about marketing on the World Wide Web.

Likewise in 1996, Christine Churchill discovered the potential of Internet marketing after she built websites for her employer and noticed the intensive labor involved with maintenance.

In June of 2010, Google launched its new Caffeine indexing system.

Also known as Google's "mobile-friendly" update, Mobilegeddon came out in April of 2015.

In 2017, Google updated its algorithm to cut down on what's called intrusive interstitials.

In January of 2018, Google posted about a "speed update" to the algorithm that would include new ranking signals which favor pages with fast mobile page speed in mobile search results.