Google is Jim Cramer’s internet darling, but for the short term he announced selling some of your Google stock and taking some of the future profits from Ask and Yahoo.
Both on his television show, Mad Money, last night and on TheStreet.com, Cramer stated Google’s stock was stagnating right now (though saw it as a solid long-term play) and recommended Yahoo and Ask.
Yahoo’s new PPC platform, Panama, has helped increase revenues, and Ask has a good mix of online properties and solid management, Cramer said, which make both stock worth investing in right now.
When using nontechnical techniques, sound marketing principles ultimately lead to increased web rankings. Simple techniques to adopt for Google visibility.
You know, apart from the most obvious search engine. And possibly the second most obvious one too. In fact I’ll start again, what are the eight most popular search engines after Google and Bing?
This morning, Merkle released their quarterly Direct Marketing Report, ahead of Google’s own Q2 earnings announcement and it makes for a bumper stat-filled read.
