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The new world of semantic search
An IRWD speaker will talk about how to keep up with Google changes.
Posted 11/09/2012Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Rakuten LinkShare buys mediaForge
LinkShare adds display ads to its stable of affiliate and search marketing services.
Posted 09/06/2012Paul DemeryPost a comment
Related Searches:Affiliate Marketing | Linkshare
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U.K. news site modifies its content to increase traffic
The site’s strategy to get picked up by Google News could help e-retailers.
Posted 08/31/2012Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Why Google + just became more important for retailers
Google adds data from its social network to search results.
Posted 01/16/2012Thad Rueter1 comments
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iCrossing buys a Latin American digital marketing agency
Newly acquired Wallaby Group works with iCrossing on Coca Cola’s search marketing.
Posted 09/16/2011Thad RueterPost a comment
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E-commerce grows, but some consumers seem less satisfied
Clutter on online retail sites shoulders some of the blame, says iPerceptions.
Posted 09/01/2011Thad RueterPost a comment
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Marketers will spend more than $8 billion on mobile efforts by 2016, report says
Mobile will grow the fastest, but web marketers will still spend the most on search.
Posted 08/25/2011Allison Enright1 comments
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Google’s search and ad services become the target of a U.S. antitrust investigation
The Federal Trade Commission issues a subpoena to the search engine giant.
Posted 06/24/2011Thad RueterPost a comment
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Web shoppers are looking around more before buying, study suggests
Search marketing must be more precise because retailers are paying for more clicks, NetElixir says.
Posted 03/03/2011Don DavisPost a comment
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Marketers remain hesitant to invest in some areas of direct marketing, a survey says
Marketers use e-mail and search marketing techniques more than social media.
Posted 02/18/2011Allison EnrightPost a comment
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