- Only Adverts (the good non-banner kind) will thrive in this economy, says the Economist. http://bit.ly/eEwY They should know, right? #
- Oops. Meant ‘Online Adverts’ in that last tweet #
- MSoft to buy Yahoo Search – Take 14. http://bit.ly/agRT I’d prefer it were true, they put a non-softie in charge and give G an actual run. #
- Move in day at the new ClickEquations offices. #
- Final batch Quality Score Webinar Q&A now posted http://bit.ly/FI6O There are 24 Q&A’s now live. Thanks Bryan @thegrok for hosting us. #
- The final post in the week long Quality Score series is live.http://bit.ly/ybfs It was fun to dive on one topic. Which one should be next? #
- ClickEquations Demo/Q&A Webinar today at 1pm EST. Sign Up Here: http://bit.ly/SsKb #
- NYTimes discovers multivariate testing. http://bit.ly/lXZY Too bad they didn’t know about the ClickEquations MVT Text-Ad Testing Tool. #
- Just finished roundtable on reveue allocation with retailers at SearchInsiderSummit. Last Click Allocation Must Die. #
- Clickchain analysis is going to be as problematic as site clickpath analysis. People have hard time with true but not accurate. #
- Rand says the way to win SEO is to dress up like a clown. That’s not what he said really, but that’s what he meant. Sad state of affairs. #
- Quality Score and First Page Bid metrics now live in ClickEquations. Are we the first PPC Platform to take advantage of this new API data? #
- At search insider summit wondering why panels still exist?They’re always weak and encourage banality & repetition. #
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