Tag Archives: MSN
‘Twas the Week Before Christmas
‘Twas the week before Christmas, no time left to waste I’d left all my shopping to last minute haste Through the store fronts I dashed with no time to spare In hopes the gifts on my list still would be … Continue reading
Posted in Features
Tagged Ask, bing, google, holiday shopping, holidays, MSN, Natasha Ludwig, online shopping, Search, Yahoo
'Twas the Week Before Christmas
‘Twas the week before Christmas, no time left to waste I’d left all my shopping to last minute haste Through the store fronts I dashed with no time to spare In hopes the gifts on my list still would be … Continue reading
Posted in Features
Tagged Ask, bing, google, holiday shopping, holidays, MSN, Natasha Ludwig, online shopping, Search, Yahoo
Microsoft (David) vs. Click Fraud (Goliath), Let’s Go MSFT!
I know from the title alone that people are scratching their heads and wondering how the heck I could apply the title of “David” to a behemoth of a company like Microsoft. I can because Microsoft last week announced a … Continue reading
Posted in Paid Search
Tagged Click Fraud, Microsoft, MSN, MSN paid search
Search’s Andy Warhol Moment: How LinkedIn, Twitter and Social Networks May Change Search for the Better
This post was written by Chris Copeland and published in MediaPost’s Search Insider, Friday, December 19, 2008. Andy Warhol once said, “In the future, everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes.” More recently, rapper Eminem asked if you had one … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged Andy Warhol, Chris Copeland, David Berkowitz, Dipchand Nishar, facebook, google, GoogleWiki, Jeff Winer, Kevin Lee, LinkedIn, MediaPost, MSN, Reid Hoffman, relevancy, relevant, search insider, Search Marketing, Sheryl Sandberg, Social Media, social networks, techcrunch, tweet, Twitter, Yahoo, Yahoo 360
Search's Andy Warhol Moment: How LinkedIn, Twitter and Social Networks May Change Search for the Better
This post was written by Chris Copeland and published in MediaPost’s Search Insider, Friday, December 19, 2008. Andy Warhol once said, “In the future, everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes.” More recently, rapper Eminem asked if you had one … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
Tagged Andy Warhol, Chris Copeland, David Berkowitz, Dipchand Nishar, facebook, google, GoogleWiki, Jeff Winer, Kevin Lee, LinkedIn, MediaPost, MSN, Reid Hoffman, relevancy, relevant, search insider, Search Marketing, Sheryl Sandberg, Social Media, social networks, techcrunch, tweet, Twitter, Yahoo, Yahoo 360
On this day…2030
A dreary, rain filled Sunday afternoon practically begs you to take the opportunity to spend a lazy few hours online shopping and surfin’ the net from the safety of your sofa. A fan of Almanac, I commenced with “on this … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Social Media
Tagged 2030, Almanac, Amanda Jones, Earth Day, google, Google Shopping, MSN, Yahoo, Zappos
Is it Finally Time to See the Butterfly Take Off?
With the unknown future of Yahoo’s stability, the recent grumblings over Google’s advantageous use of their power, and the inefficient technology of Ask, has the search world finally entered the Era of MSN? This is quite the possibility when you … Continue reading
Posted in Paid Search
Tagged MSN, MSN Search, Paid Search, search engine news, Search Marketing
Search Engine Marketers Unite: Let’s rethink what we call what we do before it’s too late!
I am at a cocktail party and Sally asks the inevitable question, “What do you do?” I cringe because most likely, she will say the two words that I hate most when it comes to descriptions about what I do. … Continue reading
CPC Conspiracy Theory – I Want To Believe
Now, I am not one to spread vicious rumors (though I do like to hear one every once in a while), but what is up with the search engines’ sporadic and unexplainable fluctuations in CPCs? MSN and Yahoo! seem to … Continue reading
Posted in Paid Search
Tagged conspiracy, cost-per-click, CPC, Erika Moersch, google, Jeff Gores, MSN, Paid Search, real time quality score, search engine, Yahoo
Does MSN Live Search Matter?
Does MSN Live Search matter? In a nutshell, YES. This is especially true for search marketers, as it may be the last major search property left that is not partnering with Google for search ads. Ask.com has been backfilling their … Continue reading
Posted in Paid Search
Tagged Chris Westmeyer, google, Microsoft, MSN, MSN Live Search, MSN Search, search engine, search marketers, Yahoo
