User generated content can be hazardous for any person or company with high negative opinion ratings. Mitt Romney, presidential candidate, is opening the door to a web full of pain with a new campaign gambit.
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Attached to an image touting the standard array of designer pharmeceuticals, I give you today’s assortment of weird text snippets, suitable for reading at a poetry slam or even your next SEO pitch: I think highly focused ads are the answer. In all the hub-bub about Google Universal Search, and the impact of Web History/Personalization/iGoogle on results, there’s something I don’t know that I’ve seen, but seems like an inevitable next step: Impact of Universal and History on the display of PPC. One of the places where AdWords pales in comparison to the MSN AdCenter is in its [...] 1. We admitted we were powerless over search engine rankings–that our obsession with Googling ourselves had become unmanageable. Musical mash-ups were all the rage for a while, but mentally, I often like doing commercial mash-ups. Sometimes, current ad campaigns just scream for it. Take, for example, current advertising for OnStar and warning against crystal meth use: OnStar: Ads depict real calls from OnStar users. Bad things happen to them or near them, and they are [...] I think Aaron Wall of SEOBook wrote a great post this week about Google and the ‘death’ of affiliate marketing. He really focuses on AdSense publishing, but I believe it goes further than that. He doesn’t mention Google Analytics, but I think GA also factors into Google’s reach for control. There’s some extent to which I [...] |
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