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August 2007

Search in The Year 2010

Source: Search Engine Land, originally published on Friday August 10 2007

Seven SEO experts give their prediction on the development of search. In this part they dig into the interface on search result pages and whether search will become our own personal portal page. To a large degree the experts agree that in the future, search will be presented in a more interactive way that will include all kinds of different formats as opposed to now the simple text title and abstract and URL, and that the social nature of the web as well as personalisation of the search experience will help make search stickier. Among other interesting subjects discussed by the experts are semantic search, personalised search, and contextual search. Read the full article

Search Leads to Offline Conversions Too

Source: Search Engine Watch, originally published on Tuesday August 07 2007

Both clients and search marketers tend to forget the impact online search campaigns often has on offline conversions. According to this article, two recent studies have shown that online research often result in offline spending. In fact, people researching online tend to spend an average of 41% more in-store than consumers who had not been exposed to online advertising. Likewise, 82% of local searchers follow up offline with an in-store visit and out of these, 61% made purchases. Read the full article

July 2007

New Rules of Marketing and PR (and SEO)

Source: ClikZ, originally published on Monday July 23 2007

Universal search is Google's new way of displaying search results that blends results from various vertical search engines into one list. Do a search for "Pepsi add" if you want to see an example. Universal search means we can utilise social media sites to increase visibility in the search engines as social media sites tend to have high rankings and to push competitors down in the search listings. Like the article says, why pay for paid advertising that only offers a little blue box with a little text, when you can have images, videos, and more in the organic listings? Read the full article

August 2006

Speaking of Social Media Optimisation

Source: Influential Marketing Blog, originally published on Thursday August 10 2006

Gain insight into important guidelines of social media optimisation. According to the author, the concept behind SMO is to optimize a site so that it is more easily linked to, more highly visible in social media searches on custom search engines, and more frequently included in relevant posts on blogs, podcasts and vlogs. The guidelines in this article are meant to ensure that you approach your social media optimisation efforts in a way that lets you get the most our of social media. Read the full article

July 2006

Less people use 1 word phrase in search engines

Source: OneStat, originally published on Monday July 24 2006

These statistics show what kind of search phrases are most common worldwide and countrywide in some major countries. Contrary to common belief, most people search for 2-3 word phrases and the trend leans more toward longer tail search phrases. This is especially important to keep in mind when choosing key phrases for search engine optimisation. Take a look at this article if you want to know the specific percentage of searches for the 7 most used word phrases in search engines online. Read article Read the full article

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