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  1. Audience Targeting in Mobile: 4 Key Elements of Context

    In fact, location is probably the most important proxy for contextual relevance in mobile as audiences are typically on the move resulting in constantly changing locations – and with that, constantly changing user context.

  2. Jybe Concierge Search Agent Discovers Restaurants & Suggests Dinner

    Either way, the data challenge mobile search engines ultimately face is that user led direct intention signals (i.e.the query string) are diminishing whilst the devices themselves hold the technological capability to send many many more contextual...

  3. Search vs. Social: The 50 Shades of Gray in Online Information Retrieval

    Users’ information retrieval habits are contextual – they vary based on the context of what the user is searching for and, in turn, the platforms they use. Time will tell, but for now, users utilize search universally while turning to social in...

  4. Facebook Exchange: Real-Time Ad Bidding & Retargeting Set to Launch Soon

    Advertisers will not be able to use contextual or affinity-based targeting options open to Facebook Ads advertisers; they can only use information they have in-house or through data partners. Real-time bidding–based display advertising sales will...

  5. 5 Quick Tips to Help Any Viable Social Marketplace Work For You

    Later that same year I was able to successfully launch a contextual ad campaign on MySpace and leverage a 10-15 percent CTR on ads for pennies on the dollar. It's no wonder that people, even those actively working to market in this space might have...

  6. 5 Invaluable (And Free!) Tools Every Online Marketer Should Get to Know

    Search and contextual ad writing (when not working in ads UI) Cutting-edge marketers agree, Facebook Paid Ad Units are the new black… or, the other white meat of the FB advertising realm. In fact, for every task an online marketer may face on a day...

  7. Search Engine Users Dislike Personalized Search But Like the Results

    Contextual signals might also include search history stored in cookies for up to 180 days, according to a Google blog post on personalization. Google, for example, has been using contextual signals to offer up more relevant results since 2005.