Yahoo! Search Blog: The Yahoo! Search Open Ecosystem
By supporting semantic web standards, Yahoo! Search and site owners can bring a far richer and more useful search experience to consumers. For example, by marking up its profile pages with microformats, LinkedIn can allow Yahoo! Search and others to understand the semantic content and the relationships of the many components of its site. With a richer understanding of LinkedIn's structured data included in our index, we will be able to present users with more compelling and useful search results for their site. The benefit to LinkedIn is, of course, increased traffic quality and quantity from sites like Yahoo! Search that utilize its structured data.
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Friday, March 21, 2008
The Inconvienent Truth About Social Media Marketing
The Inconvienent Truth About Social Media Marketing
Social media is hot. Everyone wants to be on Digg's home page. Link baiting, especially using things like numbered lists, imperative rules, or controversial hooks is the SEM strategy du jour. There's just one -- major -- problem with spending so much time and effort on capturing the eyeballs of social media users.
Social media traffic does not monetize.
Social media is easy to hype because there is a lot of traffic on social media sites. But if you try to do anything with social media traffic to convert it to revenue, you will be hard-pressed -- unless you are selling CPM-based advertising.
From Internet Maketing and Online Annonsering
Social media is hot. Everyone wants to be on Digg's home page. Link baiting, especially using things like numbered lists, imperative rules, or controversial hooks is the SEM strategy du jour. There's just one -- major -- problem with spending so much time and effort on capturing the eyeballs of social media users.
Social media traffic does not monetize.
Social media is easy to hype because there is a lot of traffic on social media sites. But if you try to do anything with social media traffic to convert it to revenue, you will be hard-pressed -- unless you are selling CPM-based advertising.
From Internet Maketing and Online Annonsering
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Yahoo Buzz Introduces Social Media to the Masses
Yahoo Buzz Introduces Social Media to the Masses
Some of the latest buzz in social media happens to be Yahoos newest social media venture: Yahoo Buzz, which is currently in closed beta. In case you are unfamiliar: this site has been compared to the social media site Digg as far as functionality, but is particularly capturing attention in the social media landscape for Yahoos ability to tap mainstream audiences.
From Online Annonsering
Some of the latest buzz in social media happens to be Yahoos newest social media venture: Yahoo Buzz, which is currently in closed beta. In case you are unfamiliar: this site has been compared to the social media site Digg as far as functionality, but is particularly capturing attention in the social media landscape for Yahoos ability to tap mainstream audiences.
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Monday, March 17, 2008
The price of coddling Google - how Yahoo lost its way - San Jose Mercury News
The price of coddling Google - how Yahoo lost its way - San Jose Mercury News
Almost eight years ago, Yahoo decided to lend a little start-up a helping hand, featuring its search technology on the Yahoo home page and giving it money at a critical juncture.
In cut-throat Silicon Valley, no good deed goes unpunished.
The start-up was Google, and Yahoo's generosity helped launch the most formidable competitor it had ever encountered. Now facing a takeover attempt by Microsoft, Yahoo is coming to terms with the punishing consequences of its complex relationship with Google, including a futile attempt to copy Google's extraordinarily profitable advertising model at significant cost to Yahoo's own business.
From Internet Marketing
Almost eight years ago, Yahoo decided to lend a little start-up a helping hand, featuring its search technology on the Yahoo home page and giving it money at a critical juncture.
In cut-throat Silicon Valley, no good deed goes unpunished.
The start-up was Google, and Yahoo's generosity helped launch the most formidable competitor it had ever encountered. Now facing a takeover attempt by Microsoft, Yahoo is coming to terms with the punishing consequences of its complex relationship with Google, including a futile attempt to copy Google's extraordinarily profitable advertising model at significant cost to Yahoo's own business.
From Internet Marketing
Microsoft lunches to day a new ad center.
Microsoft has announced the launch of the new adCenter Community today. The new site replaced the old blog and forums and can be found at adcentercommunity.com. Features include:
* Product/Service specific blogs
* Categorized User Forums
* Multimedia Distribution including video interviews, audio podcasts and training videos
* User profiles
From Internet Annonsering
Microsoft has announced the launch of the new adCenter Community today. The new site replaced the old blog and forums and can be found at adcentercommunity.com. Features include:
* Product/Service specific blogs
* Categorized User Forums
* Multimedia Distribution including video interviews, audio podcasts and training videos
* User profiles
From Internet Annonsering
How To Improve Site Conversion, Minimize Google Ad Cost, And Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
How To Improve Site Conversion, Minimize Google Ad Cost, And Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
With Google's recent announcement about page load time influencing Quality Score, now is a good time to discuss site speed.
Speed matters. People rate snappy, responsive sites as more usable, even when the user interface itself doesn't change. If your architecture or design aren't that great, your users will give your site more chances before abandoning if the site responds quickly. Google knows that speed supports usability. I'd suggest much of the credit for Google's rise to industry dominance goes to their ongoing obsession on making search results blazingly fast.
From Online Annonsering
With Google's recent announcement about page load time influencing Quality Score, now is a good time to discuss site speed.
Speed matters. People rate snappy, responsive sites as more usable, even when the user interface itself doesn't change. If your architecture or design aren't that great, your users will give your site more chances before abandoning if the site responds quickly. Google knows that speed supports usability. I'd suggest much of the credit for Google's rise to industry dominance goes to their ongoing obsession on making search results blazingly fast.
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