Adam Sherk
SEPTEMBER 10, 2010
But it’s those commercial queries that are so desirable to advertisers. Accordingly, AOL has (once again) become an important venue for advertisers while also reaping the benefits of strong search rankings — after all, people are searching for all that commercial content. When people search, they’re in between places on the web.
Adam Sherk
OCTOBER 23, 2009
Home About Contact PR Publishing SEO Social Media Subscribe Adam Sherk Social Media Visitors More Loyal But Still a Very Small Percentage of Site Traffic by Adam Sherk on October 23, 2009 Yesterday posts from eMarketer and Marketing Pilgrim called my attention to some interesting social media statistics put out by advertising network Chitika.
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Adam Sherk
JULY 13, 2010
I suppose, too, that the same dynamic that afflicts print media (advertisers demanding coverage) would exists in a sponsored access situation, although buying reprint rights seems a similar activity… I guess it will come down to objectives — is it always about the largest audience or the best audience?
Adam Sherk
JANUARY 28, 2010
The question, then, is whether newspaper publishers will do any better at monetizing mobile advertising than they have online. On the iPhone, you can sell news apps through the App Store; you can upsell specific pieces of content to people within your apps; and you can sell advertising within those applications.
Adam Sherk
DECEMBER 22, 2009
alexbeevers December 31, 2009 at 6:59 pm I agree that information like this can provide useful insights for marketers and content producers in getting a better understanding of user interest and activities in both search and social media. This post will difinitly help me with my advertising website. Happy New Year.
Adam Sherk
JANUARY 20, 2010
Newspapers and magazines survive through advertising and newspaper sales. The advertising has gone elsewhere and they want to charge for News? Ask an optician and he will tell you why. I worked for more than 20 years in the UK textile industry and saw that industry move elsewhere. It happens.
Adam Sherk
JUNE 5, 2009
What Google doesn’t want is for those links to have SEO value, which is why their guidelines dictate that paid links are coded in a way that they will not pass PageRank. What Horrible Things Did Time Magazine Do in 1964?
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