SEO News

ClickZ

ClickZ

Articles by ClickZ

  1. Ford Retains Confidence in Facebook Ads as GM Quits

    Automaker tells ClickZ it will continue advertising on the social site. While General Motors may halt Facebook advertising, according to a Wall Street Journal story today, Ford has a different attitude toward paid promotions on the social site.

  2. Yahoo Genome Brings Big Data to Advertisers

    The big data-driven audience targeting system will combine Yahoo's registration, search, and behavioral data with information from 25 data sources, along with advertiser data, to perform predictive modeling for ad targeting and optimization.

  3. Facebook Offers Rolls Out to Local U.S. Businesses

    Facebook is rolling out its Offers marketing platform to local businesses in the U.S.. Before, Offers - which competes with Google's platform by the same name - had been available to a limited number of test partners during the last four months.

  4. Yahoo Launches Marketing Dashboard for SMBs

    Yahoo Small Business hopes to grow by offering small businesses an integrated marketing dashboard to manage and expand their digital marketing efforts. The dashboard provides a consolidated view of a business’s marketing results and reputation.

  5. Facebook Ad Sales Hit $872 Million in Q1

    Facebook's ad revenue totaled $872 million during Q1 2012, up 37 percent from the $637 million it took in during the same period the year before, according to its amended S-1 filing released yesterday. Total revenue reached $1.058 billion

  6. Facebook Ad Analytics Will Track More Than Clicks & Likes

    Facebook's new analytics are designed to make paid advertisers feel better about their spends. In the coming weeks, the social network's Ads Manager dashboard will no longer simply be about how many click-throughs or Likes a paid promotion creates.

  7. Foursquare Paid Search Ads to Launch in June

    Foursquare hopes to launch paid search during the next two months. Merchants will be able to promote check-in deals on the platform when users search for local specials, employing the same algorithms currently used on the app's "Explore" tab.

  8. Google Unveils New Metrics for Brand Marketers

    Digital marketers praised Google's new measurement tools designed to measure whether an ad has actually been viewed – called Active View and Active GRP – but said they might not go far enough to make display advertising more accountable.

  9. Yahoo's Q1 2012 Search Revenue Up 3%

    Yahoo's 2012 Q1 search revenue was $470 million, up 3 percent compared to the same quarter for the previous year. The company's search sales have evidently steadied after falling 27 percent year-over-year in 2011 Q4 due to the Microsoft partnership.

  10. Facebook Expands Offers Rollout, Acquires TagTile

    Facebook Offers are now available to more brands, including some international marketers. The Offers will be distributed to advertiser's likes/fans in the news feed on the social site. Claimed deals will trigger an ad in friends' news feeds.

  11. Amazon, eBay Add Pinterest Buttons

    Retail is inherently visual, so it comes as no surprise that two of the biggest online sellers - Amazon and eBay - have added Pinterest buttons to product pages. Expect more online retailers to add the Pinterest button to product pages.

  12. Facebook's Instagram Buy 'All About Mobile'

    The $1 billion purchase gives Facebook more ownership over the photo-sharing space. As Facebook has recently begun distributing ads via mobile, Instagram's audience and technology should facilitate Facebook's mobile monetization goals.

  13. Pinterest Now 3rd Most Popular Social Network [Study]

    Pinterest is now the third most popular social networking site in the U.S. and could help foster "meaningful connections" between retailers and consumers. That's according to a lengthy new 2012 Digital Marketer report from Experian.

  14. Yahoo Begins Honoring Browser Do-Not-Track Signals

    The ad sector, Federal Trade Commission, and U.S. Commerce Department have thrown their weight behind Do Not Track. Now Yahoo has begun rolling out global support for the Do Not Track standard, and expects to complete the process by early summer.