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entering the product name on Google and clicking on an advert; looking through the organic search results for the product; returning to the page that already gave her information on her screwdriver of choice, and ordering it there. These are three realistic options, depending on how much time Kelly has, how experienced an internet user she is, and how much of a role price plays in her purchase decision. Ideally, retailers should ensure they’re found via all three options. … [Read more...] about Ten Things eCommerce Sites Need to Know to Rank on Google in 2017 –

The mobile device can track a present position and adjust an absolute reminder time to account for travel times. The travel times can be arrived at by obtaining data concerning public transportation schedules and present locations of elements of such public transportation. Another example aspect includes correlating a user profile concerning parking requirements with a desired destination area and parking regulations pertinent to the area for guiding a user to potential parking locations. … [Read more...] about Apple vs. Google vs. Yahoo on Location Awareness and Parking

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But in China, other than the upper left orientation and some predisposal to the first listing, we identified little in the way of standardized behavior. We did see (especially on Google) the tendency to scan results in groups of 4 or 5 at a time. This “consideration set” scanning was consistent with what we’ve seen in North America. But the interaction in North America is pretty predictable. A scan down the left side, looking for information scent, then, if scent is picked up, a horizontal scan on the title. In China, after the initial orientation, the eye bounces around the total area of the listing consideration set. There appear to be no consistent patterns. … [Read more...] about Chinese Eye Tracking Study: Baidu Vs Google

In regards to the question: “I already have plenty of buttons (Facebook Like, MySpace, email, Tweet, Follow, etc…) don’t you think all these buttons are going to become a usability issue at some point?” … [Read more...] about Comparing Facebook Like vs. Google +1