Direct Marketing Observations
OCTOBER 18, 2012
That’s the nature of competing against Google and it’s algorithm changes. That’s why any article or blog post that talks about Google and search engine optimization has to be paid attention to. The customer and Google search. It’s cat and mouse. The pursuer and the pursued.
Direct Marketing Observations
FEBRUARY 17, 2011
I don’t dispute blog posts like this Why Content Curation Is Here to Stay. I’m using Google search results as the prime example here. For a lot of us Google is part of our everyday lives. We are slaves to the rhythm of search as much as we are to what Google returns to us. Google and search dominate the web.
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Direct Marketing Observations
DECEMBER 29, 2009
In the end, I think Google still might win. If you look at this past year, Sidewiki and Google Wave were and are diamonds in the rough for real time communications, they’re just waiting for you to figure them out and… given that those 2 came out in 2009, know that Google is not done, never forget that.
Direct Marketing Observations
FEBRUARY 23, 2011
It’s not what Google knows anymore. Read this snippet below from Google’s blog post about social search. Game changer alert! It’s now going to be about who you know, who you are connected to, and how connected you are that will affect the results of your searches. Let that sink in for a second.
Direct Marketing Observations
APRIL 19, 2010
With the advent of blogs and micro-blogs, there’s a constant online conversation about breaking news, people and places — some famous and some local. Google Replay. To check out this feature, do the following: Go to the Google homepage, click on the show options link, and then click on updates. Time elapsed: 30 seconds.
Direct Marketing Observations
FEBRUARY 24, 2012
You search for them every day on Google. Google gives you relevant results from a) your Google Plus peeps and then b) the most relevant, most SEO’d results. Let’s do a hypothetical. You like western saddles. I am a marketer that sells cowboy hats or western hats.
Direct Marketing Observations
DECEMBER 19, 2011
It’s a blog post in and of itself. 12) Google Buzz would be around. Silly me to think that Google Buzz was viable. What’s the over/under on Google Plus survival? Can you say self doubt? 4) We had gotten over being enamored with the quantity of friends, followers, fans and likes. Is there an alternative?
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