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The answer is yes. Based on a test that I was […]

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The big news of the day is the $44.6 billion dollar bid of Microsoft for Yahoo. This isn’t the first time either. The deal still has to be accepted by Yahoo.
Even if it goes through, it will be a huge challenge to merge the two companies. From the perspective of PPC, we hope that the […]

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If you haven’t seen it yet, Microsoft AdCenter has a new keyword research tool that’s free. You do have to have an AdCenter account. It’s called Ad Intelligence and it is licensed from adSage.
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Let’s do an experiment to see if the search engines can read my mind.
Let’s type in a single word search in Google.

Let’s take a look at some of the first few search results:

Google thinks I’m searching for the company with the symbol GAS and shows me a chart of the stock performance. Wikipedia gets the […]

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Note: As of today, October 22nd, the tool has been taken offline and you are no longer allowed to use it. If I had to speculate, it would probably be due to some sort of cease and desist letter that went out.
I don’t have the time to review this in full detail right now but […]

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I just got the notification from Microsoft since I’m part of the beta for adCenter. They just announced something called AdLabs.
Here’s part of the email describing the features of AdLabs:
Search Funnels: Customers tend to search by entering related keywords in certain sequences. You can use the adCenter Search Funnels tool to help you visualize and […]

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According to this article in iMediaConnection citing reports by eMarketer. It’s interesting to note that the projections still place Google ahead in market share even though MSN spent more on R&D in 2005. However, looking at the increase in R&D spending from 2005 to 2006, it looks like Google is pulling out all the […]

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