Results for 2004

Is Search in a Rut?
At the fall Ad:Tech in New York, there was an abundance of search on the session list.» 0 Comments
Resolving the Google Desktop Conspiracy Theory
Strolling the exhibition floor at last week's Ad:Tech, it seemed like nearly every company had some connection to the search space.» 0 Comments
Locating the Right Local Search Program
Lately, I've received some e-mails expressing confusion about local ad placement programs and how they might be used within search marketing campaigns.» 0 Comments
Viewing Customers in Context
With Google's entry into desktop search, keyword ads can now appear anywhere - in a search engine, in your e-mail, beside a search for files on your computer. If Google launches or brands a browser, as is rumored to be the case, expect that to add more options for search marketers.» 0 Comments
B2B Search Myths
Sometimes you never know what you'll get out of a conference or seminar. As for the last one I attended, I left cringing.» 0 Comments
Search Innovation: Looking for the Average Joe
Google's beta release of their desktop search tool was their shot across the bow of the USS Microsoft Search.» 0 Comments
Google Does It Right, and Still Makes Money
We've done three studies now on how people react with search engines, and one finding that has been consistent across all three studies still amazes me.» 0 Comments
Search and E-Mail: "Why Do We Have to Fight?"
Could search engine marketing really be going head to head with e-mail marketing? How sad it is to see two siblings cut from the same cloth fighting over scraps when there is ripe bounty awaiting both.» 0 Comments
Is Search Writing the Yellow Pages Obituary? Definitely Not
While there has been much recent speculation that search engines are bringing the Yellow Pages industry to its knees, naysayers should take another look at the industry that founded local search more than 100 years ago with the first print Yellow Pages directory.» 0 Comments
Mobile Search Is Almost Too Good to Be True
I have always been an "early adopter" of technology, one of those guys who runs into a colleague's office saying "You've got to see this!"» 0 Comments
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