Video Ad Networks – Where Should You Place Your Video Ads?
February 22, 2010 by
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2009 was a massive year for the online video advertising industry as a whole.
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Video Ad Networks – Where Should You Place Your Video Ads?
Weekly Search & Social News: 02/16/2010
February 16, 2010 by
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Welcome to another edition of ‘ 7 Days of Search and Social ‘ – I was thinking, we really should have started the ‘SEO Olympics’ or something. Being a Canadian it’s pretty much consuming things up here
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Facebook Learns from Google : Centers Search Box on Redesign
Facebook has come out with a new page redesign which in my opinion, more and more simulated the web browsing experience moreso than just the social mapping experience. The only problem is, with Facebook constantly referring its users to Facebook fanpages and other controlled content within the walls of Facebook, the overall findability quotient resembles something more of a late 90’s AOL than a 2010 social media world changer. That being said, what really garnished my attention this morning with the new Facebook design was not necessarily the browser aspect of its UI, but moreso the centering of the Facebook Search Box
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Facebook Learns from Google : Centers Search Box on Redesign
Weekly Search & Social News: 01/26/2010
January 26, 2010 by Matt
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Welcome to another edition of ‘ 7 Days of Search and Social ‘ – As we draw near to the end of the first month of 2k10, the search world is getting a little more active. Sadly, for this geek at least, we were very light on search patents again this week…
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Weekly Search & Social News: 01/26/2010
Converting Article Readers Into Highly Engaged Video Viewers
January 13, 2010 by
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Although online video watching is reaching a major trending peak these days, the overall marketplace for generating ad revenue from video is relatively small when compared with traditional online textually based webpages. Online Video Content vs. Textual Content Traditionally, there has been a school of thought that considers text pages and video pages as completely separate beasts.
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Converting Article Readers Into Highly Engaged Video Viewers
