Ever since it’s launch, Google’s homepage hardly changed. That is why when they roll a UI test which looks like this a lot of eyebrows were raised…
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Saw it on Google Operating System and thought it was worth a mention.
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A first look into Google’s new Pay Per Action was posted to Flickr by a user named webkidsan. The posted screencap shows the AdWords (advertiser) side of things as well as the “conversion tracking setup” page.
It looks as if the system will let one set the sale action, a lead action, other actions, and more […]
Google added a “Related phrases:” section to its definitions section. As you can see marked in this screencap:
Just in case you didn’t know Google definitions is a very efficient dictionary system that I found very useful when conducting researches for school and in general. In order to use this tool simply type “define:+phrase+” where +phrase+ […]
It isn’t a secret that the notion of click fraud presents a big problem for the different engines. Even if the engines don’t particularly care, it is the bad rep and the way they are portrayed that gets them.
Anyways, with the introduction of Google’s PPA ads, rumors have started spreading that these ads may be […]
Just in case you don’t remember, some 11 months back Google was sued by KinderStart who claimed that they had lost millions of dollars due to loss in ranking on Google. Apparently this suit was dismissed because KinderStart could not get their shit together for 11 months…
From Matt Cutts:
The instant case has been intensively […]
Microsoft’s fairly new Live.com is now speaking the holy language… As YNet reports this morning, the Hebrew version includes translated user interface as well as menus. The language selection and SERPs are aligned to the right (Hebrew reads right-to-left) and that surfers who search for Hebrew terms will have an option to search Hebrew only […]
Yesterday Google released more information about their new Pay-Per-Action ads which is currently in beta testing.
The original post reads:
Pay-per-action advertising is a new pricing model that allows you to pay only for completed actions that you define, such as a lead, a sale, or a pageview, after a user has clicked on your ad […]
I must admit that normally I wouldn’t come across such a sleaze-ball of an engine, but given my special relationships with Britney Spears, I was emailed this KFed new search engine by a fan on the site…
Anyways, the site reads “Every time you search the web, you stand a of winning a prize from Kevin […]
Microsoft seems to be in the news today… I’ve already posted about their spam paper and possible Comcast deal and now I read that:
Microsoft partnered with Lenovo Forge who will now install the Live.com toolbar and homepage on all their shipped systems.
Microsoft to pay firms for staff usage of Live.com.
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Microsoft Research had recently released a paper [PDF] titled Spam Double-Funnel: Connecting Web Spammers with Advertisers. The paper categorized SERPS by industry and is showing that some categories such as drugs and ringtones include as much as 30% spam in their SERPS.
In outlining the manner of collecting these SERPS Microsoft Research noted:
In late September 2006, […]
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Written by Noel Bautista [email] for b5media.
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