TEDxSoMa - Damon Horowitz

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Bing Search Overload Syndrome: Stockbrokers

Maybe we should bing ? what do you think about that ?

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Google Commerce Search

Google Commerce Search is hosted in the cloud, meaning it lives online, so e-commerce sites can get up and running quickly. Using a cloud search tool will also help site owners meet the rise in demand from the holiday rush without having to devote extra time or resources to worrying about their capacity or infrastructure. Online retailers are free to focus on their business, while Google focuses on search, and shoppers can find what they need faster.

You can improve your shopping experience with fast, intuitive Google search technology.

* Enable visitors to find the right products faster
* Filter results by category, price, brand or other attributes
* Provide user-friendly spelling options and synonyms
* Increase website conversions and sales
* Boost or promote chosen products within search results
* Deploy search solution in days, and scale effortlessly
* Customize, track, and optimize performance

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Does Social Media Work for Small Biz? - eMarketer

Small businesses are not hitting it off with social media, according to an August 2009 study from Citibank.

As you can see on the graph more than three quarters of US small business Executives are really not convinced by social networks.

"According to an online survey by Internet2Go and MerchantCircle, 45% of small-business owners use Facebook to promote their business, and 46% have a Twitter account. In total, 53% had created a social network profile." - eMarketer

Iab Social Media Research October 22nd 2010

According to the “Global Web Index” from Lightspeed Research by exploring the European trends in social media involvement, the impact of social media in which we will evolve in the next months will be due to the increase of social recommandations and social media research.

If we look further, Russia and UK will lead in social networking and, on the other hand, Germany and UK will be most purchase orientated.

The social media research will definitely lead in the purchase comparison and the word of mouth will stay number 1 purchase choice according to the surveyed consumers.

And to finish, and it's not the first time we encounter such answers: motivations regarding the use of social networks are clearly defined by "staying in touch with friends" and not only on Facebook.

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