Category: Google

Hacking through the mythology surrounding Google’s Quality Score.

Find Out if the Settlement Applies to You.

The worms.com ASCII wriggler gave me a chuckle.

RSS feeds from search results make it easy to monitor your brand across the web.

Google announced a major change in trademark policy today.

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.

Reaction to 6-months of Google AdWords’ PlusBox performance data.

We took a look at “Market Share” of the big three engines over time and saw some interesting trends.

Today I noticed a new feature on my Google results pages: A “web” plus box that expands to show new SERP features.

I’ve been asked to join Google’s SEM Advisory Council. Here are some things we want from Google in 2009.

Following up last week’s post on a bug in Google’s Broad Match algorithm, this post details more controls we’d like to have while they’re under the hood.

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.

Here’s my new favorite response to the friends-and-family question, “so, how do I get my website to show up higher on Google?”

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?

Google’s Broad Match changed over the summer — unbeknownst to them!

The end of an experiment.

Here are some aggregate charts of our clients’ results in the fourth quarter of 2008 vs. 2007.

I’ve recently noticed Chrome’s “Destination Search” doesn’t work for sites with unconventional search-form HTML. Perhaps there’s a broader lesson there.

Can you bid more than your target efficiency and make it up in volume? Often, no.

We’ve complimented Google here before on their efforts to improve their content network. It it nice these changes are beginning to be noticed by the get-rich-quicksters too.

Google’s New Mobile Device Network Distribution Setting - Should We Care?

We’d welcome JCP customer relations to our blog to describe how to reach JCP customer service.

“An entire generation of web analytics experts are being trained by Google to analyze business exactly the way Google wants your business to be analyzed.”

One day isn’t an entire retail season, but I thought it interesting to compare CyberMonday 2008 to 2007.

Yesterday Google announced SearchWiki, allowing Google users to customize their search results.