/ Technology

Fortune 100 are not using Internet search effectively, says Oneupweb study

Only 13 of The Fortune Top 100 American companies have web sites well-optimized for search engines, says a new study from Oneupweb, a search engine optimization and marketing company.

Posted 05/31/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

It’s search that drives sales at HomeClick.com

HomeClick’s best customers already know what they want. The online retailer helps them find those products at HomeClick.com versus elsewhere with a highly-targeted search strategy.

Posted 12/18/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

Speeding up a site`s entrance into search results

With paid fees, merchants get listed on engines faster. But getting high placements in search results remains a complex art: more than 100 page variables can come into play, says one search optimization provider.

Posted 04/11/2002Kurt PetersPost a comment

/ Press Release

FORTUNE 100 ONLINE RETAILERS RISK LOSING SALES AND CUSTOMERS AS HOLIDAY SEASON APPROACHES

-- iProspect Study Finds These Fortune 100 Online Retailers Have Damaged Their Ability to be Found in Search Engines by Shoppers -- ARLINGTON, Mass. – November 15, 2001 – As more and more shoppers turn to the safety of the Internet as their mall of choice, online holiday sales are expected to increase by 43 percent this winter to reach $10 billion (NetRatings, 2001). However, according to a recent study on the Web site visibility of Fortune 100...

Posted 11/16/2001