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search engine optimisation › further reading Sullivan, D. (14 June 2004) Who Invented the Term “Search Engine Optimization”?, http://forums.searchenginewatch.com/showpost.php?p=2119&postcount=10, Search Engine Watch [accessed 6 June 2008] Image credit page 81 www.babazeka.com further reading www.seomoz.org – SEOMoz.org provides regular articles, guides and blog posts covering all things SEO. As well as sharing insights from their own SEO efforts, there are also vibrant forums where you can learn from others. www.seobook.com – Aaron Wall’s SEOBook.com provides training and tools for SEO, as well as regular articles and posts. www.gottaquirk.com – the blog from the minds of Quirk, who live, eat and breathe all things Internet. www.webmasterworld.com advertising – a forum for webmasters, from beginners to those who’ve been around. A great resource for a budding SEO. 7. PPC What’s inside: An introduction, the key terms and concepts that you will need, a history of paid search. Looking at how it works, we consider who does what and the difference between search and content networks. We look at what makes up a PPC advert, and all important keyword matching. We look into various aspects of PPC advertising, and of course planning and setting up a campaign. There is a brief overview of online comparison engines, the tools of the trade, and the pros and cons of setting up a campaign. There is a chapter summary and checking out how it all fits together. 94 PPC advertising › introduction PPC advertising › key terms and concepts introduction key terms and concepts Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising is an advertising system where the advertiser only pays for each click on their advert. -
THE PROPOSED GOOGLE-YAHOO ALLIANCE an Antitrust White Paper September 23, 2008 Norman Hawker1 Introduction Google and Yahoo
THE PROPOSED GOOGLE-YAHOO ALLIANCE An Antitrust White Paper September 23, 2008 Norman Hawker1 Introduction Google and Yahoo, the two largest providers of paid search advertising, reached an agreement earlier this summer whereby Yahoo would be able to display paid search advertising from Google. With a U.S. market share approaching 70% to 80% depending on how the market is defined, Google would already be considered a near-monopolist under traditional antitrust standards, and the combined market share of Google and Yahoo would likely exceed 90%. The parties agreed to delay implementation of their agreement for three and a half months to facilitate a review of the arrangement by the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice. Since that time competition authorities in both Canada and the European Union have stated their intentions to review the agreement. The review of the proposed agreement must address the central question of how the Google/Yahoo deal will affect competition in the paid search advertising market. Will it help solidify Google's monopoly power? Or will it maintain the current level of competition and infuse Yahoo with enough capital to enable it to better compete with its wealthier rivals? Will this transaction lead to the demise - or the resuscitation-of Yahoo? Keeping Yahoo in the market as a viable competitor should be the government’s the primary goal as it undertakes its review of the proposed arrangement. The loss of an innovative 1 Norman Hawker is a Senior Fellow of the American Antitrust Institute (“AAI”) and Professor, Western Michigan University. The American Antitrust Institute is an independent Washington-based non-profit education, research, and advocacy organization. -
Digital Marketing and Its Techniques for Online Businesses
International Journal of Commerce and Management Studies (IJCAMS) Vol.3, No.4, 2018 www.ijcams.com Digital Marketing and its Techniques for Online Businesses Dr. Mukul Burghate HOD, MBA Dept, DNC, RTMNU, Nagpur BE, MBA (PUMBA), SET (Commerce), FIE channels like email which is still extremely popular, web, Abstract search marketing, mobile, social media and so on. Digital marketing is how to present a business case for increasing What is digital marketing? your online activities, and the benefits of doing — Sell, Serve, Speak, Save and Sizzle. Website for a business is a need of an hour as the marketplace migrates into the electronic marketspace and Digital marketing or Virtual marketing, refers to the the way through which we communicate and reach to the audience promotion of goods and services over internet which from it is digital marketing. Internet is continuing to grow swiftly happens to spread across everywhere these days. The digital and seamlessly across borders and into an online world already world acts as a medium to communicate what business has inhabited by over three billion customers. Giving its scale and the to offer to its potential clients / customers. Digital marketing benefits it offers to these customers and businesses, which is a big in simple terms can be defined as “advertising using power benefit for the future of all businesses. It also gives excellent of internet”. It is also essential to be understood that Digital opportunities to enter and grow a business. This study shows how marketing is neither secondary over traditional marketing; digital marketing is widely used in marketing space which is more nor its a complimentary service that can be used to increase targeted, interactive and measurable. -
Marketing Coming of Age: Dr
Marketing coming of age: Dr. Yogendra Singh* Rakesh Bhatt** Social networking sites v/s Search Engines Ankur Garg*** Cyber media revolutionized the way the marketing world functioned. It revamped the structural elements of advertising and helped the publicity seeking commodities find a new platform. Today online -advertising has managed to reach out to a very powerful section of its target audience which includes youth as well. Everybody comprehends the fact really well that today the youth is not only well introduced to the internet but it has also been incorporated as a part of their everyday life. The Internet has brought media to a global audience. Internet marketing ties together creative and technical aspects of the Internet, including: design, development, advertising, and sales Taking a cue from the history of advertising an attempt has been made to understanding its relevance from the Indian market’s point of view. But before that it is also imperative to understand that what are the various types of online advertisement and this report includes that as well. 1. Introduction Online advertising spending increased as the hype around the web spread, and grew in intensity. Advertising Internet marketing, also referred to as i-marketing, web- sponsorship and revenues are forecasted to grow, marketing, online-marketing, Search Engine Marketing (SEM) or alongside the realization of the potential in online e-Marketing, is the marketing of products or services over the adverting. We tried to find out the costing of online Internet. advertising and various costing techniques which enable a brand to get maximum exposure in within budget. -
Gmonopoly: Does Search Bias Warrant Antitrust Or Regulatory Intervention?
gMonopoly: Does Search Bias Warrant Antitrust or Regulatory Intervention? ∗ ANDREW LANGFORD INTRODUCTION The Internet continues to grow explosively. In December 2008, the Internet had one billion users.1 By June 2012, that number had reached 2.4 billion, or roughly a third of the earth’s population.2 As early as 2002, our refrigerators and microwaves began using the Internet.3 Without search engines, the Internet’s explosive growth would not be possible. Users would only be able to visit websites by knowing the website’s URL or by clicking a link from another website.4 In essence, the Internet would be like a planet where nobody had a map.5 Search engines like Bing, Google, and Yahoo! provide that map. As the cartographers of the Internet, search engines wield great power. 6 And, as search engines have expanded their product offerings beyond the traditional “ten blue links” search,7 competitors have begun to allege that search engines are abusing their power. While the allegations of anticompetitive conduct are legion,8 this Note is concerned with only one: search bias. Search bias, as the term is used ∗ J.D. Candidate, 2013, Indiana University Maurer School of Law. The author would like to thank his father, mother, brother, and sister for their love and support. 1. Dawn Kawamoto, Internet Users Worldwide Surpass 1 Billion, CNET NEWS (Jan. 23, 2009, 4:35 PM), http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-10149534-93.html. 2. World Internet Usage and Population Statistics, INTERNET WORLD STATS (2012), http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm. 3. See LG Internet Refrigerator Is at the Heart of the Digital Home Network, BESTSTUFF (Jan. -
Search Engine Optimization Whitepaper
Search Engine Optimization Whitepaper A Marketer’s Guide to Optimizing Your Web Presence for Search Engines A Marketer’s Guide to Optimizing Your Web Content for Search Engines Table of Contents Abstract ..................................................................................................................................... 3 Introduction ............................................................................................................................... 4 Search Engine Optimization ..................................................................................................... 4 SEO vs. PPC .............................................................................................................................. 5 Why Optimize? .......................................................................................................................5-7 Top Search Engines .................................................................................................................. 8 How Search Engines Work ....................................................................................................8-9 Determine Relevancy: Keyword Location and Frequency ..................................................... 9 Assessing the SEO Friendliness of Your Site ....................................................................... 10 Site Architecture .......................................................................................................... 10-11 On Page Factors .......................................................................................................... -
Pricing Paid Placements on Search Engines
Journal of Electronic Commerce Research, VOL 9, NO 1, 2008 PRICING PAID PLACEMENTS ON SEARCH ENGINES Ravi Sen Subhajyoti Bandyopadhyay Department of Information & Operations Department of Information Systems and Operations Management, Management, Mays Business School Warrington College of Business, Texas A&M University, College Station, University of Florida, Texas, 77843-4112 Gainesville, Florida, 32611 [email protected] [email protected] James D. Hess Jeevan Jaisingh Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship, ISMT Department, Bauer College of Business Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, University of Houston, Clearwater Bay, Kowloon, Houston, Texas, 77204-6021 Hong Kong [email protected] [email protected] ABSTRACT The objective of this research is to identify the optimal pricing strategy for paid placements on search engines’ “search-results” listings. To accomplish this we develop a mathematical model incorporating a constellation of parameters that describe buyers’ online search intensity, competition among online sellers, and co-opetition between the online sellers and search engine. This model allows us to analyze three pricing strategies, namely pay-per- purchase (PPP), pay-per-click (PPC), and flat-fee (FF), for paid placement services. The paper then compares these pricing strategies in terms of their revenue potential for a search engine and identifies conditions when one pricing strategy is preferred over the other. Our analysis shows that PPC, the most popular pricing strategy, is not the optimal strategy to use when the proportion of buyers, who search online and end up buying online, is high. Instead the search engines would be better off by using PPP strategy. Another finding is that it is not always optimal to price paid-placements in proportion to their rank in the search results’ listings.