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Everyone knows that Google, Yahoo!, MSN and Ask Jeeves are in a race to index the whole Web. In a sense, they want to be the Swiss Army knives of search,
Everyone knows that Google, Yahoo!, MSN and Ask Jeeves are in a race to index the whole Web. In a sense, they want to be the Swiss Army knives of search,
A new survey of Fortune 100 companies reveals that relatively few of them make a serious effort to optimize their Web sites to receive high search rankings on Yahoo! or Google.
Google, the top search engine on the Web and the top search ad seller too, announced in late April the launch of a “limited beta” test on its AdWords/ AdSense marketing network. The test will give online advertisers the ability to select the sites where their ads will run on the Google network of Web…
Mysterious rumblings and clankings from within Google’s Mountain View, CA, stronghold suggest it, and the wailing and gnashing of teeth in search engine Web forums appear to confirm it: The most popular search engine in the world seems to have made some important adjustments to the way it ranks Web pages.
Here’s how you discover a new vertical search category: * Find motivated seekers. * Find motivated marketers. * Develop a tool/ portal/ engine that brings the two together easily. And that’s it. You’re done.
If the three prominent topics at this year’s Ad:Tech San Francisco meeting really are “search, spyware and behavioral ads,” as one attendee put it, then Piper Jaffray senior analyst Safa Rashtchy arrived bearing vital news. According to his estimates, the search segment of the Internet is slated to undergo even better growth than it has…
It seems that whenever one logs on, the bombardment begins — unsavory content, dubious offers, unscrupulous operators, and in-your-face interruption marketing. So whether you're marketing by e-mail, discussion boards, blogs, or search engines, it's critical that you as a legitimate marketer dissociate yourself from the rising tide of spam
A March report from JupiterResearch has triggered something of a tumult in the industries that rely on Web metrics with its findings that one of the key tools for measuring Web traffic may be much less reliable than previously thought.
Kenny Isbell
The Internet has done a lot to change both Americans’ buying habits and the way we relate to each other: e-mail rather than letters or phone calls, sending gifts online rather than using the mails, and so on. American Greetings Interactive, the online subsidiary of Cleveland-based card maker American Greetings, has built its business on…
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