by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 29, 12:35 PM
Search engines still rely on data collection to serve the "most relevant" ads, but a new California privacy bill passed Thursday will continue to change the way marketers target consumers using search engines such Google and Microsoft Bing.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 28, 3:10 PM
Price and convenience remain two of the most important messages when it comes to searching and buying products and services, especially when these services are tied to Amazon, Lyft, and Netflix. Reviews also help to convince consumers to sign up.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 27, 2:17 PM
With Smart Campaigns, we finally have an online ad platform specifically designed to support small and local businesses looking to run search and other types of ads online.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 26, 2:29 PM
Stone Temple Consulting analysis released Tuesday suggests Google is undergoing an optimization process to improve results for Google featured snippets, which change frequently over time.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 25, 2:03 PM
Addressing societal issues that arise from technologies such as artificial intelligence seems to appeal to Fernando Diaz, who recently took the position at Microsoft in Montreal as principal researcher and lead of the new Montreal FATE Research Group at Microsoft.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 22, 2:11 PM
Kayak and Expedia came out the biggest winners in terms of click share during the Finals series for the term "Cleveland Cavaliers." Expedia dominated the term "Flights to Cleveland" with a click-share rate of at least 27% throughout the final games.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 21, 1:38 PM
The shift to digital and emerging technologies and the inability of some large holding companies to meet the needs of brands has fostered the growth of smaller, independent agencies created by industry vets who believe they can fill the gaps being created by big holding companies.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 20, 10:34 AM
This year the top spenders were those ages 35 to 44, according to data from NetElixir, which analyzed separate data from mobile and desktop campaigns running from June 4-June 17, 2018.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 19, 11:23 AM
Google's co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page did not destroy advertising. Their company's engineers simply found a way to generate more revenue and reach more consumers than ads in newspapers, billboards, radio and television.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jun 18, 12:30 PM
The Swedish retailer Ikea analyzed peoples' search questions around relationships and family drama, and began renaming its products to match some of the most searched-on phrases in google.com.