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Posted in November 3, 2009 ¬ 2:39 pmh. Nathania Johnson No Comments » All (summaries) (20)
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Google Related Links Returns – to Labs
Posted in November 3, 2009 ¬ 1:36 pmh. Nathania Johnson No Comments »
Google is bringing Related Links back, but in limited fashion. You can demo the tool, but if
you want complete access, you need to request an invitation to the Labs version by sending
an email to relatedlinks@google.com.
What Related Links does is find similar links to a URL that you enter. I demo-ed the tool using
my last blog post, about new Google AdWords templates.
Here's what happened.
3. I wouldn't say the list of related links is the best. You could do a search in Google for
"site:http://blog.searchenginewatch.com display ad builder" and come up with better results.
But I guess that's why it's in Labs. It will be interesting to see if it improves.
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Google AdWords Unveils Holiday-Themed Templates for Display
Ad Builder
Posted in November 3, 2009 ¬ 12:31 pmh. Nathania Johnson No Comments »
The holiday season is upon us and Google AdWords wants to help you get your display ads
ready. They've just released new holiday-themed templates for Display Ad Builder. Here are
some examples:
Google launched Display Ad Builder a year ago and have been adding templates ever since.
Still not convinced that display ads are a viable marketing option? There's plenty of data to
show that display advertising gives search a lift.
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Bing Mobile App Available for BlackBerry Storm
Posted in November 3, 2009 ¬ 11:15 amh. Nathania Johnson No Comments »
On the heels of releasing a more optimized mobile browser search experience, Bing is now
releasing its mobile app for Verizon BlackBerry Storm users.
Updates include:
4. q Map Your Way quick access to maps, driving directions and traffic information, plus
an improved auto-locate feature.
q Quick Answers save favorite searches on a customizable mobile homepage.
q Act Locally quickly find information on local businesses.
q Type Less, Search More voice search feature.
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Google Gets Patent For Search Results Based on Query, Click
Behavior
Posted in November 3, 2009 ¬ 1:45 amh. Frank Watson No Comments »
Bill Slawski reports on a new Google patent that manipulates search results based on query
patterns and click results. As Bill explains Google can track when people search for a few
related terms and then click on a specific page and develop aggregated information when this
action is repeated and give a higher ranking for sites that the group clicks on most often.
Seems like a form of behavioral targeting to me and also gives insight in to how Google is
working to take the users' preferences to provide better results. Downside would be that now
know people can manipulate this one fairly easily. One wonders if they plan to apply this to
Adwords as an addition to their Quality Score or even other advertising mediums.
What it does show is that Google is aggregating search actions and want to use the
information, if they are not already. The patent is just making sure the method is theirs.
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Google Tells FCC Only Restricting Adult Chat, Free Conference
Call Lines
Posted in November 3, 2009 ¬ 1:09 amh. Frank Watson No Comments »
In response to claims by ATT that Google Voice were blocking calls, unlike other regulated
services that must allow the calls that local carriers chrage high prices for, Google "engineers
have developed a tailored solution for restricting calls to specific numbers engaged in what
some have called high-cost "traffic pumping" schemes, like adult chat and "free" conference
call lines," their Public Policy blog stated.
Bi-partisans from both the Republican and Democratic parties have also called for a probe
into the restricted calls.
Google has found that as much as 26% of their expenses for Voice come from a 100 of these
"traffic pumping schemes" and called upon the FCC to fix these loop holes that allow
companies to make money at the expense of the carriers.
"While we've developed a fix to address this problem, the bottom line is that we still believe
the Commission needs to repair our nation's broken carrier compensation system. The
current system simply does not serve consumers well and these types of schemes point up
the pressing need for reform," Google Telecom and Media Counsel Richard Whitt said.
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