Google is requiring Google merchants who submit their products to Google Product Search to verify and claim their website URL.
March 2010
Bing UI Changes, Facebook Fan Pages Become CRM & More
» March 26th, 2010 at 2:31 pm
This week, there is big news about Bing making more changes! We also talked about how Facebook is now being utilized by large companies as a CRM platform. More news about Google’s day in Court and its ongoing battles in China. We have also included news regarding godaddy.com who is also leaving China. Lastly we added info about Google TV ads and their accessibility.
Google Tries To Leave China, Google Sells Nexus One & More
» March 19th, 2010 at 12:24 pm
This week there is big news about Google and China! Also talked about is how fast Facebook is growing and how it has become the United States most-visited website. We have also included facts about the new Nexus One phone by Google, a new brand tool for content, and added websites we couldn’t help but talk about.
Rocket Clicks’ Google Analytics Classroom: Conversion Rate by Day and Hour
» March 18th, 2010 at 12:35 pm
By default, every standard Pay Per Click account is automatically set up to run it’s ads 24/7, with the standard bids you place on each keyword or ad group. With that being said, do you ever wonder if you are maximizing your bids to receive the biggest bang for your buck? The following Analytics report will show you how you could be increasing your profits by bid scheduling your ads.
Google Teams Up With Dish, Facebook Preps For Location Feature & More
» March 15th, 2010 at 3:22 pm
This week’s topics included a big deal between Google and Dish Network, as well as details from Facebook’s new location-based feature, set to be launched in April.
Proxy War With Google And Microsoft, Apple Sues HTC & More
» March 8th, 2010 at 1:36 pm
This week’s topics included antitrust complaints involving Google (which are headed up by long chief counsel on competition of rival Microsoft, Charles “Rick” Rule); Apple’s lawsuit against HTC; competition for Google’s broadband; improving conversions through Mad Libs; and another acquisition by Google.
Utilizing the Value per Visitor Metric to Scale Your ROI
» March 5th, 2010 at 3:52 pm
When evaluating your internet marketing campaigns, there are a number of different metrics that you could possibly use to optimize your account. This blog entry focuses on the Cost per Visitor, or CPV, model, and how you can use similar metrics to find your Value per Visitor and Gross Profit per Visitor. Ultimately, you will be able to use these metrics to scale your ROI to your internet marketing campaigns goals.
Google Violates Privacy In Italy, Xerox is copied (what?), & More
» March 1st, 2010 at 2:52 pm
This week we discussed Google’s run-in with the law – both American and Italian; infringement on Xerox patents; cyber attacks within Intel; as well as some Facebook and Twitter experiments.