SES – Personalization, User Search & Data Session
This year, Google made its personalized search service much more the default for many users. Other search engines have user data that…
network
This year, Google made its personalized search service much more the default for many users. Other search engines have user data that…
There's a new frontier in online advertising: ad exchanges. Operating more like a stock exchange than a traditional auction, ad exchange networks seek to make better use of the long-tail of search destinations by matching up unused inventory with appropriate advertisers.
For those who read this with an interest in SEO, I’ve noticed a few interesting changes on Google over the past week. Firstly, Google seems to have tweaked the algo so that keyword domains have lost a little of their dominance. So just because “blue-widgets.com” is an established, if poorly built and promoted site, it no longer seems to have automatic rights to rank No.1…
I was running around the convention center the whole day today, making sure the magazines where in the bins and that the booth was set up so, regrettably, I was only able to make it to one session. The session was dedicated to universal and blended search, a topic of interested to many marketers these days. The big takeaway for me from this session was…
comScore, a company that “measures the digital world”, has upgraded the way they define searches.
To research a place’s past, you could drive around looking for historical markers. Or you could call up Google Earth; a new default layer allows users to “explore locations through the lens of the world’s books.”