Archive for October, 2006

Monday’s and Tuesday’s are painfully crunched for time this semester.  So, apologies for not getting back to people on these days.
Next semester will be no different as I’m teaching as well as taking classes on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (not to mention the 3 hour daily drive to University).
So, bear with me!
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In an effort to make things as non-confusing as possible, I’ve created a new blog for my thoughts and coverage of the online marketing world… Cost Per News.
Why do this? 

Two main reasons:
1.  Simplicity for family, friends, contacts and others who visit this site.
2.  I’ll be teaching OT to undergrads at GWU in the Spring, [...]

Is Rosenweig correct in his assumption that the market is changing back from a seller’s market to a buyer favored space? I don’t think we’ve hit that point in inventory just yet, but even in the CPA world, this market shift will definitely occur again. This would also supply more reason that Google [...]

Does your program rely on search for attracting new affiliates, customers or traffic (most likely, it does)?  Then you need to be aware of “impression fraud”…

What is Impression Fraud?
Does it ever end? This has been a problem since day one with Google’s yield mechanism, but luckily, when you’re bidding on 25 million keywords like we [...]

What the writer of this piece doesn’t include is the clickfraud problem.  Search spamming and gaming search results are a nuisance, but not crippling.  Clickfraud money goes to some very nasty places and could bring close scrutiny that would topple the house of cards…
Many of you will agree that Google’s search result relevancy is going [...]

What the writer of this piece doesn’t include is the clickfraud problem. Search spamming and gaming search results are a nuisance, but not crippling. Clickfraud money goes to some very nasty places and could bring close scrutiny that would topple the house of cards…
Many of you will agree that Google’s search result relevancy is [...]

I’ve heard from my sources that the Google Multimedia branch (video, music, audio) will be based in their new(er) Chicago offices. Here’s a listing from Craig’s List with some info on that…
Audio Account Coordinator, Google Audio - Chicago
This position is based in Chicago, IL.
The Audio Account Coordinator’s primary responsibility is to provide support and maintenance [...]

I’ve heard from my sources that the Google Multimedia branch (video, music, audio) will be based in their new(er) Chicago offices. Here’s a listing from Craig’s List with some info on that…
Audio Account Coordinator, Google Audio - Chicago
This position is based in Chicago, IL.
The Audio Account Coordinator’s primary responsibility is to provide support and [...]

Google launched Google Co-Op a short time ago, and it hasn’t taken long for some in the affiliate marketing space to create a Google powered search engine specifically tailored to the affiliate marketing world.  Specifically Affiliate Classroom has launched AFFoogle. I hope to get in touch with them sometime in the coming week to [...]

Ah, the annual ritual of long flights, business card updating and Plaxo checking is occuring (I hate Plaxo, by the way). That can only point to the immenent coming of AdTech NY. Some go for the networking, some for the presentations and most for the parties.
I still have never had a worthwhile business [...]





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