Posts Tagged ‘Search Engines’

Are benefits of search driven by offline communications?

Posted by: | Uncategorized | 22.08.2007

There?’s a bit of buzz at the moment with a study that has shown a link between offline marketing efforts and the search or a product/brand. These people that are driven to search from offline are also more likely to buy. Sure there’s still search activity and purchase intention unlinked to offline marketing, but this [...]

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Enter by the front door or by some other path

Posted by: | Uncategorized | 23.07.2007

As part of our methodology documentation we produce a site map for clients. These maps often follow the traditional “organisational structure” layout and provide clients with a sense of comfort that their customers will follow such a linear path to the desired outcome. In presenting this to clients we often comment that such a layout is some [...]

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Australian Regulator Takes Google to Court for Selling Advertising

Posted by: | Uncategorized | 15.07.2007

Well not exactly, but more or less. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) is taking legal action against Google to stop them publishing search results that fail to distinguish between paid advertising and natural search results. “The ACCC is alleging that Google, by failing to adequately distinguish sponsored links from ‘organic’ search results, has [...]

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Advertising Beyond Google, Yahoo! and MSN

Posted by: | Uncategorized | 08.06.2007

This was the title of one of the presentations from the Future of Online Advertising conference, however I’m going to summarise a number of presentations that dealt with the same subject but with different angles. Beyond Google’s AdSense product, which appears on numerous blogs, it isn’t that easy to buy advertising on blogs. Here are [...]

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How will Google CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) Work?

Posted by: | Uncategorized | 08.06.2007

This is from a presentation in New York at FOOA by Kim Malone, Director of AdSense at Google. The first thing to note, is that this product is very much still in beta and is likely to change significantly before launch, however, the basic concept is like this: Advertiser The advertiser chooses the Price Per [...]

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GoogleForce is a Reality

Posted by: | Uncategorized | 06.06.2007

Google and Salesforce.com have unveiled their much anticipated partnership deal. Salesforce Group Edition featuring Google AdWords. Basically this means you get an AdWords Pay Per Click account bundled with Salesforce, so you can start a lead generation campaign and have the punters go directly into your Leads queue in Salesforce. We’re already doing this for [...]

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