How to plan 2027 when traffic is down and AI won’t attribute
Traffic is down, attribution is broken, and the final budget meeting is in three weeks. Here's what to bring.
Traffic is down, attribution is broken, and the final budget meeting is in three weeks. Here's what to bring.
AI-influenced visitors viewed 12 pages and spent 11.8 minutes on site, compared with 6.5 pages and 5.6 minutes for others, SimilarWeb found.
As streaming networks and other CTV platforms enhance their advertising technologies, they could kill two user experience problems with one stone.
The strategy potentially means that Cortana will show up on many more devices and device types than if it Microsoft had simply copied Echo.
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: HTTP to HTTPS: An SEO’s guide to securing a websiteApr 14, 2016 by Patrick Stox Despite the numerous benefits of switching to HTTPS, many SEOs and website owners have not done […]
Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google to bloggers: Disclose & nofollow links when reviewing gifted productsMar 11, 2016 by Barry Schwartz Google issues new best practices to bloggers who receive free products. Is Google about to […]
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Kantar Media is taking a stab at estimating advertiser spend on Google, and a new report it produced for AdAge shows IAC/InterActiveCorp spent $174 million on paid search ads in the first three quarters of the year. IAC is, of course, the parent company of Ask.com, Match.com and the Newsweek Daily Beast, among many other […]
Major brands and a variety of news sites — from established outlets to internet-only gossip sites — are among the winners from Google’s recent algorithm update that aimed to reward fresh and more recent content.
Amazon.com outspent all other search marketers in the fourth quarter of last year in the U.S., dropping $51 million and dwarfing the rest of the field, according to research covering paid search on Google from Kantar Media’s new syndicated service. The WPP Group company says AT&T was the next-biggest spender, laying out $27 million. Interestingly, […]