Yesterday I reported based on a MarketingWeek Online story that Microsoft was running a promotion to give away a free month of search ads. Microsoft told me the story was wrong and promised to send me more information. I now have that information, so let me share with you the program.
UK advertisers will soon [...]

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Back to Blogging is a new project that will run from September 8th through October 10. Its goal is to provide blogging tips to help people learn how to design a better blog, create content, and promote and monetize their blog.
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In early Internet days, circa 1996, I had a memorable phone conversation with a webmaster who had put up a site that violated our client’s trademark. The webmaster told me, gently, as if speaking the obvious to a child, that “You don’t understand man. You’re talkin’ about law. This is the [...]

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In recent years, many retailers have implemented powerful attribute-based (a.k.a. faceted) navigation systems that make it easier for customers to filter, sort, navigate, and buy from a retailer’s inventory. Most of Netconcepts’ clientele who have implemented these technologies report good results, increased conversion and sales. From the natural search perspective, many such marketers are pleasantly [...]

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Michael Arrington noticed that Google Analytics is now showing “Chrome” as a browser in the reports. TechCrunch’s Chrome usage for yesterday was 6.23%, our’s was 10.10%. What is yours?
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