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Mobile

AT&T To Acquire Pay Per Call Company Ingenio

AT&T announced plans to acquire Ingenio whose Pay Per Call technology they intend to integrate with YellowPages.com, according to the company press…

By Frank Watson · 19 Nov 2007

PPC

Content Advertising Explained – Part 3

Content ad copywriting: The Good, The Bad and The Malthusian.

By David Szetela · 19 Nov 2007

Industry

Clickable Areas on AdSense Redefined

Google announced today on the Inside AdSense blog that it has redefined the clickable area of its text ads to make only…

By Kevin Newcomb · 16 Nov 2007

Analytics

Tracking Real Value with Incremental ROI

You may be losing money with certain keywords in your PPC campaigns, but still be making a profit. Don't let net ROI…

By Steve Haar · 13 Nov 2007

PPC

Content Advertising Explained – Part 2

Content Advertising. It's the marketing strategy underlying GoogClick. Find out why it's so powerful.

By David Szetela · 12 Nov 2007

Local

Here Come the Social Network Ads, Part II: The Local Angle

To follow up on Kevin Newcomb’s post earlier this week, there are some interesting local search and small business advertising implications to…

By Michael Boland · 08 Nov 2007

Industry

Google Refines Site Targeting, Adds Bid Options

Google has changed the way it allows advertisers to target ads by site in its content network, and added a cost-per-click (CPC)…

By Kevin Newcomb · 08 Nov 2007

Industry

SEW Experts: Content Advertising Explained

Little-understood, content advertising consumes a big portion of many advertisers’ PPC budgets. But for many advertisers, content advertising performs far worse than…

By Kevin Newcomb · 05 Nov 2007

PPC

When Business Mags Venture Beyond Wall Street

When the well-known business magazines venture beyond Wall Street and even Main Street to find stories, don’t be surprised to see your…

By rumo · 02 Nov 2007

Analytics

Microsoft “Gatineau” Analytics in Beta

Microsoft has begun a beta test of its free Web analytics service, code-named “Project Gatineau.” Invitations have gone out to some U.S.…

By Kevin Newcomb · 30 Oct 2007