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  1. SearchDay | Measuring a Text Ad's Effectiveness

    Making the Most of Your Local Search Marketing Dollars VERTICAL SEARCH Clients often ask where they should spend their marketing dollars: online or offline, search or display? They'll have a "Three for Three" segment addressing issues that have...

  2. SearchDay | Landing Page Optimization: Guessing vs. Testing

    LITTLE BIZ Would you divert your offline marketing dollars to marketing that can be measured; where you can know how, where, and how much money you made from each ad buy? Jackson did approve of the Yahoo-Icahn agreement that expanded Yahoo's board...

  3. When will ROBO's Time Come?

    Online players make it difficult for offline traditional media buyers to shift their dollars online. The San Jose Mercury News and the San Francisco Chronicle will be the first ones on board. Yahoo recently started an effort to get ROBO over this...

  4. SearchDay: Search Engine Optimization: Back to Basics

    WebTrends Launches New Service to Reduce Wasted Ad Dollars Posted by Nathania Johnson Aug 19, 2008 WebTrends estimates that $4.5 million will be wasted in search advertising this year. Web Analytics Association Adds Yahoo's Mortenson to Board of...

  5. SearchDay: Link Building with Customers

    Avoiding Online Missteps with Generation Y and Millenniums BRAND EQUITY Often, millions of dollars are spent on tailoring a marketing message to a youth audience, and not enough is spent to tailor the actual product or service we're delivering.

  6. SearchDay: Delving into SearchMonkey

    But that won't stop dissident investors from acting as if the company is, led by investor Carl Icahn, who's invested more than a billion dollars in Yahoo. Yahoo Confirms Icahn Proxy FightPosted by Kevin NewcombBillionaire investor Carl Icahn has...

  7. Making Yahoocrosoft a Reality

    Thirty-one dollars a share now seems like a far-off dream. Your competitors will cry foul and you won't have an easy task before you with disgruntled board members. Microsoft is still hot on the trail of Yahoo and the question of will it/won't it...