Digital
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Digital
Paid Searches Used To Drive Web Traffic Over Sales: DMA Study
Marketers are managing their expectations when it comes to paid search. Nearly half say their primary goal in paying for a paid search campaign is driving traffic to their Web sites, but only three in ten list generating a direct sale from the click as their principal desired outcome, according to a new study from the Direct Marketing Association.
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Home Services Lead In Small Business Search Spend: Study
Does search spending, like charity, begin at home? Small businesses seem to think so: Home care companies such as plumbers, landscapers and roofers led a number of advertiser categories in search expenditures by small businesses
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Portals Drive College Student Recruitment
Chancellor University is one of many schools turning to the Web to recruit new students.
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Drive Digital With Location-Based Strategies
Search is becoming increasingly geo-targeted, with engines catering to user behavior and demand.
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Search To Grow As Marketers Express ROI Concerns
Search engine marketing expenditures will grow 14% this year, jumping from $14.6 billion in 2009 to $16.6 billion by the end of December, according to research from the Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization
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Adjusting to the Web-Influenced Buy Cycle
A recent study found that buyers have significantly reduced their reliance on traditional information sources such as printed catalogs, trade shows, and trade magazines, in favor of online resources.
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AOL Search Vet To Lead People Search Database Firm
Eric Ludwig has joined PeekYou as the company’s president and chief operating officer.
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Digital
Plan for Tomorrow’s Search Engine Results Page Today
The results pages of top engines like Google, Yahoo! and Bing look little like they did even just a few years ago. They continue to evolve and become more personalized.
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Chinese Search Engine Baidu Boosts Fortunes In 2009
Executives at Chinese search firm Baidu are no doubt hoping the Chinese year of the Tiger, which begins Feb. 14, will be as prosperous for the company as the year of the Ox has been.
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Chinese Search Engine Shakes Up Its Leadership
Baidu, Inc., a Chinese-language Internet search provider, has made several changes to its senior management.