Tag Archives: google

Google Sidebar?

Posted on May 13, 2009 by Carps

I don’t have time to make full notes right now, but this is a very interesting little thing I’ve just seen for the first time. It could herald a *major* shift in the Google interface. We’ll see if it sticks. Continue reading →

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Google Increasing AdWords Support?

Posted on May 6, 2009 by Carps

Google’s support for AdWords has always been pretty good if you’re an agency – you don’t have to manage that much budget in order to get a dedicated account manager who can help you with queries and so on, and this can expand into help acquiring new business, technical support and all other manner of things. Continue reading →

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Google Latitude takes us one step nearer Minority Report: World shrugs

Posted on February 4, 2009 by Carps

Hell. You can’t sneeze at the moment without inadvertently spraying mucus on a Google press release. Continue reading →

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Google Shopping Lists?

Posted on January 29, 2009 by Carps

Haven’t noticed this before (but then again, I’m not much of a one for shopping) but it seems Google are now gunning for wish lists. For conspiracy theorists, signing up to this will mean that Google knows your search history, what sites you visited, which sites you bought from and what you’d like to buy in the future. Continue reading →

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Strong ageing filter on Google Product feeds?

Posted on January 14, 2009 by Carps

I don’t profess to be an enourmous expert in the field of Google Product feeds. I know they exist, I know roughly how to optimise them and the opportunities that are available, but compared to the body of knowledge that’s available on the subject of SEO… Continue reading →

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Competing with Google….

Posted on December 22, 2008 by Carps

Q: How do you compete against a £6 billion company when you’ve got a marketing budget of £300

A: Go home for a wank instead. Continue reading →

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