Tag: engines

How Much is The Prohibition of Online Gambling Costing The Search Engines?

Normal 0 June 10, 2009, was the day when opposing forces clashed over the future of online gambling. First, U.S. authorities froze the online bank accounts belonging to some 27,000 online gamers as part of a general crackdown against illegal gaming and money laundering. Almost at the exact same moment, the European Union accused the […]

Tons of Tips for Ranking in 5 Other Google Engines

It’s not all about traffic. It’s about conversions. But it’s hard to get conversions if you don’t have the traffic, and while Google is one of the best potential sources for traffic, Google has other search engines besides web search that people use all the time, and it will not hurt to rank in them too.

Which engines besides web search do you see big traffic from? Comment.

How Will Personalized Search Affect Niche Engines?

As I was writing a piece on RushmoreDrive, the search engine (and more) that was created as a way to provide relevant results from the black community, I started thinking about how the future of search could impact its use and the use of niche search engines in general. Unfortunately, I have more questions than answers on this topic, but it raises some interesting questions nonetheless.

How Search Engines Manage Click Fraud

In the session "Search Engines on Auditing" the speakers discussed how search engines handle auditing concerns.Richard Zwicky, Founder & CEO, Enquisite, discussed auditing issues with PPC and how they try to figure out what went wrong. Analytics ecosystem:CollectAnalyzeReportOptimizeMonetizeWays ad networks protect you:Invalid/discounted clicksReal time behavior analysisProactive filteringOver-time analysis

Search Engines’ News Sites Seeing Growth Spurts

The economy’s problems have, in some corners, elicited comparisons between now and 1929.  Other experts don’t even use the word "recession."  However, it looks like the people in charge of the news sites run by Google and Yahoo are in a good position to visit the completely opposite side of the spectrum and focus on some silver linings.

Canadians Pleased With Major Search Engines

The majority of Canadians who go online are satisfied with their search results from search engines such as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft’s Live Search, according to a new study by Ipsos Reid.Eight in ten (80%) online Canadians said they are receiving the best results from their primary search engines. Sixty-six percent said their search results are objective and three-quarters said they could usually find what they are looking for on the first page of results.When it comes to paid advertising within search results 62 percent of Canadians say they are skeptical of paid ads.

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