This week I spent a few hours wondering the cavernous exhibit hall at Ad-Tech San Francisco. After careful consideration, I present you with the 1st annual Blogation Ad-Tech Awards (sponsored by [insert name of AdSense advertiser to the right of … Continue reading →

This week I spent a few hours wondering the cavernous exhibit hall at Ad-Tech San Francisco. After careful consideration, I present you with the 1st annual Blogation Ad-Tech Awards (sponsored by [insert name of AdSense advertiser to the right of … Continue reading →

Ad-Tech begins tomorrow, which means that many of us will be sporting new t-shirts, koosh balls, and slightly fatter bellies (from the free dinners) when the week is through. I’ve never paid for the Ad-Tech speaking sessions; I’m perfectly happy … Continue reading →

Ad-Tech begins tomorrow, which means that many of us will be sporting new t-shirts, koosh balls, and slightly fatter bellies (from the free dinners) when the week is through. I’ve never paid for the Ad-Tech speaking sessions; I’m perfectly happy … Continue reading →

When Google announced changes to its AdWords API program a few weeks ago, there was a bit of outrage amongst the SEM community. Unfortunately, the outrage was completely misdirected. Let me just be clear: the fact that Google is now … Continue reading →

When Google announced changes to its AdWords API program a few weeks ago, there was a bit of outrage amongst the SEM community. Unfortunately, the outrage was completely misdirected. Let me just be clear: the fact that Google is now … Continue reading →

In late 2005 I posted my top ten predictions for 2006. Let’s see how I did. Here’s a summary of the predictions with comments on my progress: 1. 2006 will be the year of “cost per action” or “CPA” marketing. … Continue reading →

In late 2005 I posted my top ten predictions for 2006. Let’s see how I did. Here’s a summary of the predictions with comments on my progress: 1. 2006 will be the year of “cost per action” or “CPA” marketing. … Continue reading →

Imagine what your Internet company could do with $230 million dollars. To put it in perspective, you could buy: 460,000,000 clicks on Yahoo or Google (assuming an average CPC of $.50); 2500 experienced Internet employees; A major acquisition (for example, … Continue reading →

Imagine what your Internet company could do with $230 million dollars. To put it in perspective, you could buy: 460,000,000 clicks on Yahoo or Google (assuming an average CPC of $.50); 2500 experienced Internet employees; A major acquisition (for example, … Continue reading →