Search

• Digital

  Google Still Tops In Search: ComScore

  There’s a reason why “google” has become the generic term for using a search engine: Among the five major search engines, Google Inc.’s various sites accounted for nearly 62% of online queries

• Agencies

  Search Overtaking E-mail? Pshaw!

  Internet searches are quickly catching up with e-mail as consumers

• Digital

  Web 2.0, Meet World 2.0

  Web 2.0’s hallmark consumers taking over the online marketing process is spilling over into real life, if a recent incident is any indication. In late

• Digital

  Web Radio Hits Targeted TuneAd opps abound as online space matures

  I was tuning in the shine on my brand-new monitorDoing anything my hard drive advisedWith every one of those dot-com stationsPlaying songs bringing tears

• Agencies

  Will Cuil be a Cooler Search Engine Than Google?

  A new search engine launched Sunday. It’s called “Cuil” (pronounced “Cool”) and it’s supposed to be bigger, faster, and better than Google

• Digital

  Make a Commitment

  These days it seems everybody has a blog or podcast that lets them share their thoughts with the cyberworld at large. But if you want that soul-sharing

• Digital

  The Right Answers: What to Expect From Your SEO Partner

  In my last column, Searching for SEO: How to Find the Right Partner, I discussed what questions you should ask any potential search vendor.

  The best responses aren’t black and white

• Agencies

  Secondary Search: Search Marketing’s Best Kept Secret

  Secondary search—the implementation of a secondary SEM team to complement existing search campaigns—can do wonders for an organization. But it’s still under the radar for many marketers

• Agencies

  Five Ways to Make SEO Work for You

  How much attention do you pay to search engine optimization? Many marketers give it short shrift, not understanding that it can be the difference between success and failure

• Agencies

  UNDER ATTACK

  If you’re a cataloger there’s nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. Paper costs are up. Postal rate hikes come one after another. Fuel costs are through