Digital
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DigitalSelling Solar with Old and New MediaBack in the late 1990s, Sascha Deri, an engineer working at a high-paying day job, decided he wanted to act on his childhood dream of doing something for the greater good. 
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DigitalInternet Advertising Soars as Web Sites Frustrate ConsumersInternet advertising revenues are skyrocketing to new record levels. Paid search generates higher conversion rates than nonpaid search advertising. And almost 40% of consumers who encounter Web problems will abandon transactions, according to various study findings released Monday. 
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DigitalGoogle to Sharpen Product Search for Holiday Sales: AnalystGoogle will beef up product search capabilities on its general search engine in time for holiday selling and emphasize its Google Base selling platform as a comparison shopping engine, according to an analysts’ report published Friday. 
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DigitalQuantifying Online Search’s Impact on Offline DemandMarketers increasingly look at search as a valued customer acquisition channel delivering much more than immediate transactions or conversions. 
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DigitalBad News: SEO-Firm Growth Screeches to a Near HaltEvery year for the past five years, MarketingSherpa has conducted a research study into the state of the search engine optimization (SEO) industry 
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DigitalKellysearch.com Taps Slack Barshinger to Develop DR ProgramsKellysearch.com, a business-to-business search engine, has tapped Slack Barshinger to develop direct response and relationship marketing programs. 
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DigitalSearch Tips for That Time of Year, AgainSearch marketing isn’t over-supplied with traditions; it’s hard to get hung up on the past in a field that essentially didn’t exist four years ago, and where this month’s best practices can be next month’s blacklist bait. But it does have a few time-honored practices. One of the most venerable is: If it’s Labor Day, it’s time to get your search campaigns ready for the holiday shopping season. 
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DigitalYahoo! Expects Lower Revenue on Ad Weakness in Key SectorsYahoo! said yesterday it is seeing a slowdown in ad growth in some product categories and expects Q3 revenue and earnings to come in at the low end of forecasts next month. 
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