Google CEO Muses About The Future Of Search, How It Could Evolve by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 10, 2023 Google CEO Sundar Pichai Muses about the future of Google Bard, the commercial potential of large language models and LLM search, and the future of link-based search When asked whether link-based search — the dominant way people … Continue reading Google CEO Muses About The Future Of Search, How It Could Evolve
2023 Trends In Search Marketing And Performance From Your Peers by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, December 30, 2022 Any attempts at clairvoyance are futile when it comes to trying to predict the future of advertising, but it’s interesting to get a glimpse of what industry executives think. It’s impossible to precisely predict the path of … Continue reading 2023 Trends In Search Marketing And Performance From Your Peers
By Jared Newman August 29, 2022 Notion has just launched a handful of new features for its modern document editor, all of which are aimed at bringing onboard bigger businesses. The update includes a long-overdue overhaul to document search, along with a new sharing function called “Teamspaces” that gives organizations more control over … Continue reading Notion overhauls search and document sharing to attract bigger teams
Google’s NBA-Related Search Trends Tell Marketers What They Need To Know by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, June 8, 2022 Viewership for the 2022 National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals Game 1 rose 37% this year, compared with last, according to Nielsen. NBA Finals Game 1, where the Boston Celtics defeated the Golden State Warriors 120-108, … Continue reading Google’s NBA-Related Search Trends Tell Marketers What They Need To Know
AARP Media To Leverage Search, Says 70-Year-Olds Now Digital Savvy by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, March 10, 2022 AARP Media Solutions, which connects marketers to AARP The Magazine, AARP Bulletin and AARP.org, in the past two years has seen a dramatic change in their readers’ adoption of technology since the beginning of the pandemic — so … Continue reading AARP Media To Leverage Search, Says 70-Year-Olds Now Digital Savvy
Marketer Interest In Search Continues To Surge, Albeit More For SEO Than SEM by Michael McLaren , Op-Ed Contributor, July 30, 2021 For the fourth straight week, intent data shows “search engines” are the most-searched topic among brand marketers, according to Bombora Company Surge. Customer experience and SEO go hand-in-hand, which is especially true for companies … Continue reading Marketer Interest In Search Continues To Surge, Albeit More For SEO Than SEM
Kristen McCormick December 5, 2020 You already know that having a presence on Google is a must—especially for local businesses. You may also know that there are three entities you can optimize to show up higher in Google’s search results: your website, your paid ads, and your Google business listing. What you may be less … Continue reading 4 Search Trends That Make Your Google Listing More Important than Ever
Machine-To-Machine Everything Influences Search In 2020 by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, Yesterday The ability to continuously analyze and extract data from search and internet-connected devices continues to grow. ABI Research calls it the concept of continuous intelligence (CI), which the research firm believes will consolidate the IoT analytics market and enable more advanced analytics … Continue reading Machine-To-Machine Everything Influences Search In 2020
Vans Top Search Term, Along With Socks, Down Jacket, Christmas Trees by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, December 5, 2019 U.S. shoppers geared up for the holidays by searching on Black Friday for socks, down jackets, and shoes, while also researching Christmas trees and high-ticket items such as TVs. Vans, which earlier this week closed its corporate … Continue reading Vans Top Search Term, Along With Socks, Down Jacket, Christmas Trees
Behavioral Differences, Aging Population Changing Search by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, April 25, 2019 It appears that older users are more skeptical and willing to look for a variety of answers to their questions on Google, whereas younger users want their question answered as quickly as possible. These nuances in behavior will change the future of … Continue reading Behavioral Differences, Aging Population Changing Search
