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Yahoo Extends Microsoft Search Deal & Revenue Guarantees
Yahoo is giving Microsoft a further chance to prove that its search ads really can make Yahoo as much money as promised — at a price. Microsoft has agreed to extend “search revenue guarantees” that it has continually paid since the two companies signed a deal in 2009. Yahoo Declares An Extension
Reuters spotted the extension as part of Yahoo’s latest quarterly financial filing: On April 30, 2013, Microsoft extended the RPS Guarantee in the U.S. for an additional 12 months commencing...
Reuters spotted the extension as part of Yahoo’s latest quarterly financial filing: On April 30, 2013, Microsoft extended the RPS Guarantee in the U.S. for an additional 12 months commencing...
Google Update Brewing? May 2013
There are some very early signs of a possible Google update brewing as of early this morning. A WebmasterWorld thread has some renewed chatter around an update...
Google: Awesome Sites Are Better Than Perfect SEO'ed Sites
When it comes to SEO, I often meet two types of webmasters. The ones that know nothing about how search engines work and the ones that obsess over the smallest SEO concerns. There is often never a balance...
How Your Privacy Policy Affects Sign-Ups – Surprising Data From 4 Different A/B Tests
I recently tested four different privacy policies on a sign-up form on the home page of a betting community. The results were quite surprising as the variations had drastically different impact on sign-ups – from an 18.70% drop in sign-ups to an increase of 19.47%.
In this article I’ll show all four variations, run you through the test data, and give you concrete takeaways. Privacy policy experiment 1:
Here’s a screen dump of the BettingExpert.com home page. As you can see, the control...
In this article I’ll show all four variations, run you through the test data, and give you concrete takeaways. Privacy policy experiment 1:
Here’s a screen dump of the BettingExpert.com home page. As you can see, the control...
Google Stops Showing Link To Additional Local Results
Now if you search for a local intent query in Google, Google will still likely show results from Google Places/Maps but it will no longer give you the ability to quickly click and see additional results...
With Wavii, Did Google Acquire the Future of Web Search?
Google acquired the company Wavii for a little more than $ 30 Million in April. There was some speculation that Wavii was an effort to match Yahoo’s purchase of Summly, which summarizes news from the Web.
A Wavii app did do just that – acquired and summarized news from the Web. When Wavii [...]
The post With Wavii, Did Google Acquire the Future of Web Search? appeared first on SEO by the Sea.
A Wavii app did do just that – acquired and summarized news from the Web. When Wavii [...]
The post With Wavii, Did Google Acquire the Future of Web Search? appeared first on SEO by the Sea.
What kind of t-shirt do you wear?
Hi Matt, I want to buy a t-shirt like yours. Can you give me a good address? christophe, Belgium.
Africa isn’t really rising
Jumoke Balogun wrote a hard-hitting piece on uneven economic development in Africa Is Rising. Africans Are Not. The conclusion:
I understand that it is much easier to delight in articles and documentaries about a “rising Africa” than to examine personal class privilege. Economic inequality tasks those who have to consider the legitimacy of their wealth; it is an encompassing problem that we cannot donate, aid, or volunteer away. […]
We must all first admit that most Africans are...
I understand that it is much easier to delight in articles and documentaries about a “rising Africa” than to examine personal class privilege. Economic inequality tasks those who have to consider the legitimacy of their wealth; it is an encompassing problem that we cannot donate, aid, or volunteer away. […]
We must all first admit that most Africans are...
May 2013 Google Webmaster Report
It has been a pretty busy month over at Google, not much in terms of "official" updates but a lot of discussion about changes on both the algorithm side and user interface side. Plus, we learned a lot from Google comments...
Exact Match Domainers: Are You Switching Or Improving?
Several months ago, Google launched the Google EMD Update that went after "low-quality exact-match domains in search results," according to Google's head of search spam, Matt Cutts.
Since then...
Since then...
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