Category Archives: Search Marketing

Social Media & SEO

Posted on January 18, 2010 by

Last August Adam Singer wrote this excellent post on how Social Media has become inextricably linked to SEO. Adam talks about the reinforcement that each gives the other, in a continuously, self-perpetuating cycle. In the last five months I’ve seen … Continue reading →

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Google’s Real Time Search

Posted on December 9, 2009 by

There’s been talk and speculation for quite some time now, and various blogs and news services have “leaked” information about Google‘s next ‘big thing’, Real Time Search. For those of you perched on the edges of your seat for the … Continue reading →

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Augmented Reality: Daft.ie iPhone App

Posted on November 5, 2009 by

Back in August I wrote about my mate Tim‘s company MercuryGirl, who are developing an Augmented Reality layar for the Layar browser system. Just last month, however, a new layar arrived the iPhone 3GS, from Ireland’s leading property search site … Continue reading →

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Changes In The Media Landscape

Posted on September 24, 2009 by

I have a huge list of things that I want to write about but the simple truth is that there are not enough hours in the day to do all of them. So in going through this extremely long list … Continue reading →

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Obama’s Digital Marketing

Posted on September 22, 2009 by
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Cuil Real-Time Search

Posted on August 25, 2009 by

Over a year ago, on the 28th July 2008, Cuil went live. Surrounded by a lot of ‘Google-killer’ hype at the time, for many, Cuil’s launch passed by virtually unnoticed. The ‘Google-killer’ tag that many attached to it was in … Continue reading →

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Smirnoff ‘Moscow Mule’ – The Launch Party

Posted on July 17, 2009 by

Last Thursday I had the pleasure of attending the Smirnoff ‘Moscow Mule’ Blogger Launch Event, which was loads of fun. Last night, however, was a whole other experience with the full Launch Party! Fire Breathers, Stilt walkers, Jugglers, an amazing … Continue reading →

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Bing Adds Twitter to Real-Time Search Results

Posted on July 7, 2009 by

When I first heard the news that Bing was incorporating Twitter into its search results (in real-time) I wasn’t sure I thought there was much to talk about. Sure I find Twitter Search useful, but I use it in a … Continue reading →

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Adsense Opens For iPhone and Mobile Applications

Posted on June 28, 2009 by

Last Wednesday Google announced that Adsense was expanding to the iPhone and other mobile application platforms. A trial program has been in place with a small group of publishers such as Sega, Shazam, and Urbanspoon since April, to test and … Continue reading →

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Google: Real-Time Search

Posted on June 21, 2009 by

Without doubt, one of the largest growing areas within the Search Industry is Real-Time Search. That is the ability to search resources (usually User Generated Content and Web2.0 self-publicising platforms) that has just been created/uploaded. The best example of this … Continue reading →

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