Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking with the guys from Yield Software about their brand spankin' new search marketing software that they're launching today. It's called the Yield Web Marketing Suite and it automates several tedious search marketing tasks into one.
There are 3 components to the suite:
Yield offers month-to-month contracts that start at $129. The software is web-based so you don't have to worry about downloading or installation.
Best part? You can try it free for 30 days. The Yield team gave me a demo and the software looks slick and user-friendly. What do you think of Yield's Web Marketing Suite? Demo the software and then head back here and give your review in the comments.
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Search advertising tools have been unhappily married to search providers since they first appeared on the scene. But there's new hope for search marketers. In today's Searching for Meaning column, "Search Ad Tools Help Manage Complexity," Kevin Ryan notes that increasing consolidation and acquisition of search advertising tools by big holding companies is slowly opening a window of opportunity for independent providers.
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Tel Aviv-based search engine marketing platform provider, Kenshoo, has announced plans to open an office in the United States. The office will be located in San Francisco. Kenshoo has a European subsidiary in London as well.
Kenshoo provides a third generation SEM platform called KENSHOO SEARCH.
"We see North America as a key market and are very happy to hit the ground running. Following our plan, we have decided to take the needed step and establish a local company. This move will help us expand our already solid base of U.S. customers while improving our service." said Yoav Izhar-Prato, CEO of Kenshoo.
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