Google may have seemed hopeful at first. However, early this morning Google’s Senior VP and Chief Legal Officer, David Drummond announced that Google would not move forward on the deal.
On Tuesday, Google and several copyright holders finally reached a settlement regarding the Google Book Search lawsuit. What will it mean for Google, readers, publishers and authors?
For those experimenting with new apps, Yahoo! has introduced their new SearchMonkey Experimental Applications Gallery.
After it’s acquisition of IndexTools last May, Yahoo! has been working hard to develop and perfect their new service, simply named Yahoo! Web Analytics, which will provide feedback for e-biz owners, advertisement and marketing agencies, and online merchants.
With phones being so much more than just phones, it’s important that websites and bloggers ensure they are iPhone compatible.
Webroot issued an advisory recently stating that hackers are gathering the top news stories, videos and searches from Google Trends and posting on their own faux blogs.
You are a part of one or have seen heaps of buzz about them. Social networks are here to stay and are only going to get bigger.
Your website is a valuable SEO tool in itself. It’s important to take a holistic view of your online business pages.
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13 November 2008
A small businesses with a good leader can swim nimbly through any situation whether it be economic, strategic, demand/supply related or anything else.
07 November 2008
Although the Google deal would have helped to accelerate their strategy for growth, Yahoo! still has other deals and efforts in the works. Decker also went on to say that this fall-through does not change “Yahoo!’s commitment to innovation and growth in search.”
07 November 2008
During Steve Larson’s presentation on “Next-Level Discovery: Open Search, Semantic Search, etc.” the top question on everyone’s mind was this: What will the next-generation of search engines look like?
18 September 2008
There are two kinds of titles that you should be thinking about: Your website and your Headline. Both can put you at the top of a search engine list if done right.
11 September 2008
Day-Parting can be difficult to set up and evaluate efficiently. Luckily, I’m about to give you some tips to help you and your small business get day-parting done right.
09 September 2008
Google’s retail insights team made a great post here regarding taking advantage of the seasonal ‘back to school’ trends. I think they have done a fantastic job of going through the process of understanding the user behavior, what they are looking for and how to contextually target those users. We mentioned this type of [...]
07 September 2008
They are the two hottest trends on Google Trends in the USA at the moment! So now i hear you asking, what’s the point in the post?.. Well, i guess i just wanted to highlight how search usage tends to differ so greatly on a weekend compared to midweek. Especially in the U.S, weekends are completely [...]
04 September 2008
Quite often, we get asked questions like “How much should i spend per month on paid search?” - This one is a fantastic question, however, there is really only one person who can answer that and that is you! Some things to consider when developing a budget for your paid search campaign: Determine some solid campaign goals. [...]
04 September 2008
Yesterday we went through getting started with adwords part 1, so if you read that and it all made sense. Good stuff, if not, there may be a thing or two in here for you anyway, i do recommend going back to part one however if you haven’t read it yet. We have chosen our language, [...]
03 September 2008
Lots of clients love running seasonal campaigns and “burst campaigns” which will run for short periods and ultimately have no positive benefit to the overall marketing objective. There are however exceptions and with the recent buzz around the Olympics, i thought it would be a good time to put some thoughts down on how these [...]
