Friday, October 5th, 2007
Looking for cars or information about cars can be frustrating and daunting. There is too much information. Doing a Google or Yahoo search will generate millions of hits, of which only a fraction will be relevant, and of that fraction a smaller fraction will provide you with information that you actually can use. To that end let’s look at some search engines that can help you determine what you want, need, and prefer by way of an automobile. We will look at two Automobile search engines that are designed along different lines. On uses a hybrid model with artificial intelligence algorithms, the other looks at content or meaning based searches. Read the rest of this entry »
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Friday, October 5th, 2007
Many of us like to go out to eat, but how do you know if your experience is going to be a good one? With dining prices going to the steep end, it is not unusual to spend 30-50 dollars. And while many of us are willing to part with our money, we want to be sure of the satisfaction that can come from having spent money on a delicious meal. Read the rest of this entry »
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Friday, September 28th, 2007
WhoHas.com is a portal that provides 3rd generation vertical search engine results that helps buyers focus on e-commerce sites that do business on selected products or services. Buyers can focus in on just the products that they want to buy without wading through websites or links that do not deal with their subject of interest. This is a time saver. Read the rest of this entry »
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Friday, September 28th, 2007
The Financial Times reports that even as the US economy is facing hard times, the online ad market will continue to grow.
As companies and major firms look for ways to manage their marketing and advertising costs by greatly reducing budgets, experts say that this trend could speed up online ad growth. Companies will be looking for more value and use from their ad spending as possible. Online marketing is not only a lower cost option than most traditional marketing streams but many online ad companies offer performed based marketing, which provides added value to a company’s advertising dollar.
What does this mean to an online marketer? Unlike the last time the US faced an economic recession where online ad spending dropped to an all-time low, today more and more companies find online advertisers as a more reliant and a stable resource for their marketing goals and budgets.
For the full article, please visit: http://www.marketingvox.com/archives/2007/09/24/
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