One should see messaging to get pizza nearby (think maps and/or promo), while the other might be more receptive to delivery (think click-to-call). A mobile search for pizza in the middle of the day should compel a different ad than a late p.m...
As Weintraub put it: “selling late night pizza delivery to people who drink and smoke weed. AimClear CEO Marty Weintraub took to the stage this morning to deliver a fantastic and entertaining keynote on optimizing for humans.
Fast food and sit-down restaurant activity reveals that more than 80 percent of users prefer to utilize map and driving directions in searching for the nearest quick serve restaurant (QSR) or fine dining establishment, while nearly 20 percent of...
If you're publishing an article about the best pizza delivery in New York, don't publish it when everyone on the East Coast is sound asleep. If you wanted to promote a local Chinese food delivery place that had a delivery radius of 5 miles, you...
For instance, a regional pizza chain could bid on words like ‘pizza’ and ‘pizza delivery’ with better positions than they could achieve on Google. Producing video content has become so easy that cats have become famous.
A one-minute call to a pizza delivery service could be a valid billable call while a one-minute call to an attorney probably is not. Using the example above, multiple calls to a pizza parlor in one month makes sense but probably not for an attorney.
Google OS Arrives, In the Form of a Browser Posted by Kevin Newcomb Sep 2, 2008 Rumors of a "Google Operating System" have been around for a few years now, fueled by Google's expansion into e-mail, analytics, desktop search, Web applications...
Google OS Arrives, In the Form of a Browser Posted by Kevin Newcomb Sep 2, 2008 Rumors of a "Google Operating System" have been around for a few years now, fueled by Google's expansion into e-mail, analytics, desktop search, Web applications...
Rumors of a "Google Operating System" have been around for a few years now, fueled by Google's expansion into e-mail, analytics, desktop search, Web applications, pizza delivery.well, maybe not that. Today, Google has made a significant step toward...
They won't be tapping "least expensive thin-crust pizza with anchovies and jalapenos" -- they'll be typing "pizza near here. This will be a search-only campaign, so keep in mind the important last step -- turning off content delivery.
A user has no idea whether the pizza place found in results is an Italian restaurant or a walk-in/delivery place. The problem is stemming issues like "pizza" vs.pizzas" have long presented a challenge for directories and search engines alike.
A user has no idea whether the pizza place found in results is an Italian restaurant or a walk-in/delivery place. The problem is stemming issues like “pizza” vs.pizzas” have long presented a challenge for directories and search engines alike.
Come on guys I really love the concept but like pizza delivery - we always look for fast and fresh. A new niched search engine announced its launch today: Pizza.net - the pizza search engine. Artistically it looks decent, but as far as giving you...
The user's degree of local intent may be automatically analyzed as well, for instance by the presence of terms such as "car repair" or "pizza restaurant" which may suggest the user intends to locate local goods, services or providers.
Customers can plan pizza-eating well in advance -- up to 21 days, in fact -- by specifying the date and time of delivery or carryout. The national pizza chain now provides the opportunity to place pizza orders online 24/7.
Google's Pizza Ambassadors: Winning Computer Science Graduates One Slice At A Time - Honestly, just when you think you've heard it all, apparently Google hires college students to order pizzas for their "computer science peers" who may be too busy...
Ordering a pizza from a local establishment should, Campbell argued, start with something as ambiguous a typed search query for "pizza. Given the current buzz around newer features of Adwords that allow sophisticated "radius targeting" in local...
