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A little while back I got the chance to speak with Robert Bergquist, CEO of widemile (specializing in multivariate testing and optimization…
Mom always said, "Put your best foot forward." It's valuable advice, because often how you appear on a first meeting sends subtle signals about you and can influence what happens next. We should also be concerned the same way with how we appear, what information is presented about us, in the search results.
Just about everybody uses Google, and the statistics that prove this are always impressive. It’s especially interesting to see government agencies tied to the search giant, though, and in the latest example of this, the EPA is working with Google Earth.
One of the nice things about not having much money is not having to worry about what might happen to it. Sliding stock markets, a poor exchange rate - who cares? Unless, of course, you have something tied up in investments, or are an AdSense publisher who doesn’t live in America.
It’s the holiday’s right? A time for merrily buying Christmas gifts, Hanukkah gifts, Kwanzaa gifts (and, if you’re wondering, time for buying MY birthday present–the 29th of December, write it down…).
Google, already has a near infinite number of data points to compute relevancy for the active parts of the web, and is looking to gather even more user data information. The WSJ has background on the story:
