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  1. Ecommerce Title Tags: Top 5 Ways to Increase Clicks

    The site tries to capture all possible ways a consumer might search for the same product type. This also reassures searchers of the likelihood they will find product matching their query. Search engines read terms exactly as they are written, this...

  2. Note to FTC: Google Satisfies Information Needs Way More Than Shopping Needs

    This study, Classifying Web Queries by Topic and User Intent discovered that the general search query breakdown for search engines was: percent informational queries.percent navigational queries.percent product queries.percent services queries.

  3. 3 Mobile Marketing Must Haves for the Holiday Season

    Once a mobile holiday shopper has been driven to visit a retail location with dynamic mobile creative, 75 percent of those users will access their device while shopping in-store (Google), 59 percent of whom explored better pricing and 43 percent...

  4. Didit Buys Inceptor to Co-Promote SEO, Shopping Feed Services

    Between now and the end of October, Google will finish moving to a paid model for Product Listing Ads. Inceptor’s team have supported clients in dozens of comparison shopping engines, making this investment a timely one for Didit.

  5. Google & Ecommerce: 10 Things Business Owners Need to Know Before July

    How Google Shopping determines product ranking works exactly how comparison shopping engines (CSEs) do. Google Product Search's transition to paid Google Shopping starts in July. Product Listing ads appear for searches when Google determines the ad...

  6. 10 Takeaways from Google's Holiday 2011 Consumer Intentions Report

    AdWords, Google Product Listing Ads, Comparison Shopping Engines (who bid on paid keywords), Marketplaces, Video ads, and click-to-call ads are just a few you can try out. Paid search, comparison shopping engines, even marketplaces if you can...

  7. What if JC Penney Link Buying is Just the American Way?

    A skim read of the results below shows that most of the inbound link anchor text focusses on it's own brand name, rather than on a generic product description or product brand name. Like other search engines Google heavily relies on anchor text as...