Being a huge "Star Wars" fan, Schottmuller, highlighted that Obi Wan's Jedi Record (i.e.conversion rate) was 50 percent; if you were to apply that same conversion rate to the actions you want people to take on your site, 50 percent would be great...
Star Wars Dark Side Roast Coffee on ThinkGeek.com Stars Wars Force Trainer (MindFlex Technology) on Amazon.com Star Wars USB Flash Drives on ThinkGeek.com Each limited edition Mimobot drive features 4 GB of data storage and comes preloaded with an...
According to the Facebook Application leaderboard, Zynga accounts for 4 of the most successful apps on Facebook, including Farmville at #1, Café World at #6, Mafia Wars at #8 and Petville at #9. Players of Zynga's various hit games such as...
Google recently began testing their new real-time search product "Caffeine" in an effort to "push the envelope on size, indexing speed, accuracy, comprehensiveness .according to their blog. Hard to believe that almost three months have passed since...
Google owns close to 100-percent market share in the search engine wars because it's the best at helping us find what we're looking for. Everyone receiving the same search results is analogous to going to Nordstrom to buy a dress and the sales...
Will it grab a decent amount of market share and reignite the browser wars? Viral Link Building: Size Doesn't Always Matter LINK LOVE Despite some popularly held ideas to the contrary, viral campaigns don't need to be massive to be successful.
Size Wars? Perhaps an end to the size wars, as Google finally drops the index count off its home page. Wars: Battle Of The Search Superpowers: Everyone's been arming themselves to take on Google. Vista Size Controversy: The Google-Yahoo spat over...
With your competitor's increasingly using aggressive bid tactics against you, NOW it is your turn to employ bid tactics that will allow you to remain competitive, while placing you on the winning side of costly bid wars.
The End Of the Size Wars? Search Engine Watch Forums Problems with blog spam? Shouldn't those who created blogging software and systems have realized the problems inherent in leaving doors open? Newspapers pre-Internet: Blogs post-Internet.
However, dropping the home page count is a positive move that I think helps defuse the entire size wars situation. End Of Size Wars? Roundup Of Google Size Announcement Coverage Schmidt himself spoke with CNET's News.com for its article over today...
Claims To Be Most Comprehensive - But Helps Defuse Size Wars By Dropping Home Today's search podcast covers Google's claim to be most comprehensive but dropping index size as proof of that, plus Google's second birthday this month,
New Index Size, Shifts Focus from Counting from John Battelle covers how he also sees the index wars as over "at least in terms of raw counting" and how it shifts the debate "back to relevance, where honestly, it really belongs.
Now Biggest, Most Comprehensive - But Size Wars Defused By Dropped Home Page Count covers the latest chapter in the dispute over search engine size that started with last month's claim by Yahoo to have outdistanced Google in index size.
Bigger no longer meant better, irregardless of the many size wars that continued to erupt. However, dropping the home page count is a positive move that I think helps defuse the entire size wars situation.
Aside from the relevancy quashing, the story also looks at how Microsoft doesn't seem to be gaining in the search wars despite the technological investment in build its own search engine and backing it with marketing money.
The Newest Front in the Online Wars: Splogs. There are times when I have trouble getting a large file to a client, particularly if the client's IT department has set up a firewall that blocks attached files over a certain size.
Screw Size! I Dare Google & Yahoo To Report On Relevancy looks at why in my opinion, the current dispute over index size between Google and Yahoo is yet another waste of time that avoids focusing on the figure everyone really wants, a relevancy...
Search Engine Size Wars & Google's Supplemental Results, Search Engine Watch, Sept. This is Search Engine Size Wars VI, by my count. Search Engine Size Wars V Erupts covers the self-reported figures and battle we had between Google and MSN last...
Search Engine Size Wars who's biggest" in August 2003. This is Search Engine Size Wars VI, by my count. Search Engine Size Wars V Erupts covers the self-reported figures and battle we had between Google and
For Gary, the search industy watcher, it's interesting to see another round of database size wars up and running but it's still not a big deal in the searching sense. What Total Size Wars 2005 illustrates that pr/bragging rights and mindshare are...
