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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 –

Google launched a service earlier this year that allows you to find stores and restaurants and even ATMs with their Near me now feature. Back in 2006, Google published a patent filing that could help you track the locations of taxi cabs, UPS delivery trucks, and other fleet services. A Google patent filing from 2007 on image based advertising and branded barcodes mentioned the possibility of taking a picture with your phone of a bus stop sign and being given real time information about the next bus arrival. … [Read more...] about Apple vs. Google vs. Yahoo on Location Awareness and Parking

Hints of possible frustration from at least one Android handset OEM can be found in the recent announcement that Motorola had formed “a global alliance with Microsoft Corp. to deploy Bing services on Motorola devices powered by Android.” While the Motorola-Bing announcement came in the context of China and finding a mobile search substitute for Google, given the company’s likely withdrawal from that market, pretty clearly this was also intended to “send a message” that if Android is “open” that involves search too. … [Read more...] about Taking Sides In The Apple vs. Google Skirmish

So, let’s cover off a little housekeeping first. We brought 50 Chinese students between the ages of 18 and 25 into the Enquiro lab. They were given a number of tasks, including free searches and some that we used in our North American study, including looking for online information about a digital camera. We kept this task because we wanted to see if scan patterns were significantly different in China than North America. We also had them look for information on the 2008 Beijing Olympics. After the tasks, we asked them a few questions about where in China they lived, their internet usage and some other basic demographic information. The data collection happened in April. … [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