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Google Microformats Will Have Large Impact On Online Retail — Not All Good

For better or worse, this is where online retail is heading, and your marketing and merchandising teams will benefit from being there at the beginning.

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FeedBurner, Google, And The 502 / 503 Error

Last week we transferred our FeedBurner account to Google and encountered some problems. This post discusses the bug fix in specific, and Feedburner in general.

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Feedburner To Google Account Transfer Considered Harmful: We Advise Waiting

Feedburner users: we recommend delaying migrating to Google Accounts as long as possible, as the current process is broken.

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Did Your RSS Counts Drop After Migrating to Google Accounts?

Our RSS subscriber counts are down 50% and our reach numbers down 60% after migrating from Feedburner to Google. Is this real, or a tracking hiccup?

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On Writing Effective Blog Post Titles

Here are the top 30 RKG blog post titles to date.

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RSS Is About Content, Not Presentation

RSS is about content, not presentation.

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45 Web Marketing Ideas For Online Retailers (Video)

I recorded my NEMOA presentation and posted video.

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Google’s Rick Klau Discusses RSS and Recent Changes To Google’s Indexation Algorithm

Just before the holidays, Google’s Rick Klau spent some time chatting with me about RSS, online reputation monitoring, and recent changes to the Google search index algorithm.

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CoComment

CoComment is a browser add-in that tracks responses to comments you leave on other people’s blogs.

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Leigh Vosler: 22 Tips For Optimizing Comparison Shopping Engine Feeds

Leigh Vosler from Sierra Trading Post shares data feed marketing best practices.

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Assorted Interesting Links

Interesting ideas: Fabjectory, AlternativeConsumer, GoLoco, and MooBella.

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Announcing “No CSE Sales, No CSE Rows Week” — April 1 thru April April 7, 2007

You’re cordially invited to participate in the “No CSE Sales, No CSE Rows Week”, scheduled for April 1st.

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Shop.org First Look, Feb 1 & 2, 2007

My colleague Ryan Gibson and I will be at the Shop.org First Look conference this Thursday and Friday in Orlando.

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Google Commerce Beta

Google Commerce Ads allows bulk creation of product-based ads across the Adsense network. The beta will run the last few weeks of February.

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Spending $25k+/month on Comparison Shopping Engines? Retailer phone meeting Weds November 1st 2006 at 2p EST

As the next step in promoting CSE feed standards, we’re having a retailer conference call next Weds November 1st 2006 at 2p EST. Thanks to David Dwek of Etronics for chairing this call.

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Getting Involved: Standardizing Comparison Shopping Feeds

Update from Jay Heavilon on the ARTS-NRF CSE initiative.

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Standardizing Comparison Shopping Feeds: What You Can Do To Help

If your company currently advertises using CSEs — or if your company is thinking about starting -– the ARTS-NRF CSE standardization effort will help you. Here are four steps to support this initiative.

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Standards For Comparison Shopping Engine Feeds

Standard data exchange formats designed to simplify online advertising were announced today in New York City at the annual convention of Shop.org, the online division of the National Retail Federation. These standard formats will allow advertisers to send detailed product-level information to search engines more efficiently.

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SEM Pricing: Bundled Services or A La Carte?

SEM Pricing: Bundled Prices vs A La Carte. Are you better off buying services for SEM, CSE, Affiliate Management, and SEO all under one price structure, or buying each service separately? George Michie discusses the value of the a la carte model.

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