SEM: Searching for What’s Next
What so many companies are searching for is the next big advance in search engine marketing (SEM), which promotes web sites by…
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What so many companies are searching for is the next big advance in search engine marketing (SEM), which promotes web sites by…
A Google phone will soon arrive. Unfortunately for many Webproworld readers, it will not (yet) arrive in America. And unfortunately for everybody, it doesn’t incorporate any breakthrough features or technology.
There are a number of questions not readily answerable about this survey, but some of the results make intuitive sense to me at least. The survey was conducted by International Communications Research (ICR) and concludes that customers overwhelmingly prefer promotional messages via snail mail (but that doesn't mean they are persuaded by them).
Mark Glaser believes that the 'Cup Is Overflowing' for Future of Journalism. As he writes:
A new study has found that the words “blog” and “wiki” tend to make people upset, as do “cookie” and “netiquette.” To be honest, I’m not sure what we - the owners of blogs, the users of wikis - are supposed to do with this information. But there you have it.
I was able to sit in on a DM Days site review clinic yesterday with Detlev Johnson and Amanda Watlington who provided great advice to the few audience members. The site owners literally received multiples of their conference admission price in consulting advice. One site had thousands of pages hiding content from the search engines (unintentionally) because of JavaScript. Another was submitting an incomplete sitemap…