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SEW Experts: How to Measure Customer Satisfaction with Web Analytics
In a world where more Web transactions require multiple site visits, a measurement of satisfaction can tell you the likelihood of a visitor coming…
Yahoo Flickr Flicks: Who’s Got Short Shorts?
Yahoo Flickr launched videos tonight with a press release and a small yellow badge – an asterisk that adds “AND VIDEO” to their tagline:…
Are Library Internet Filters Electronic Book Burning or Child Protection?
The Sacramento Public Library Authority Board upheld the action of the city’s libraries filtering access to the internet on library computers, despite challenges from…
SalesForce, Google “Deep Integration” May Improve Google Analytics
Tech Crunch reported the soon to be launched “deep integration” of SalesForce and Google which they see as SalesForce selling Google services though their…
Blended Search Results Change Searcher Behavior
Search marketers received more evidence this week that universal or blended search results are changing searcher behavior. If you're not yet optimizing your news,…
Others’ Trademark Terms In Meta Tags Illegal: Georgia Court Rules
The 11th Circuit Court of Georgia ruled the use of others’ trademarks in meta tags infringes trademark laws, according to North American Medical Corp.…
Search Headlines & Links: April 8, 2008
Want a snapshot of the day’s search marketing news? Here we’ve collected today’s top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along…
Is Google App Engine HuddleChat a Campfire Rip-Off?
Of all the App Engine apps in all the developer joints in all the Google universe, Google walks into a land mine: HuddleChat. There’s…
Could the Term “SEO” Become Trademarked?
If you read the headline and thought it was just a teaser to get you to read this post, think again. SEOs really do…
Google Responds to FTC’s Self-Regulatory Principles
When concerns over data collection and behavioral advertising arise, it seems that the glass half empty people are the loudest. But in a recent…