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Not Provided Comes To Paid Search: What Will The Impact Be?

Published on 2014/04/09 By admin

If you’re reading this, you probably already know that Google is making changes that will bring the much-maligned “(not provided)” to paid search. The AdWords world has been abuzz about the change for the past few days

Yandex Turns Up The Dial On Personalized Search

Published on 2013/05/31 By admin

The Russian search engine Yandex has announced changes to how it presents personalized search results, saying that personalization is now based on what’s happening within a single search session. When the company launched personalized results late last year, it was based primarily on looking..

Of “Magic Keywords” & Flavors Of Personalized Search At Google

Published on 2012/11/09 By admin

When is personalized search not personalized search? A recently discovered shift on how Google may alter your search results based on what you — and others in aggregate — previously have searched for may have you wondering how to answer that question. To understand the latest..

Dealing with Personalized Search [Infographic]

Published on 2012/07/19 By admin

Melissa Fach previously shared a great infographic on the public perception of personalized search here at SEJ. According to the data cited, 65% of search users are against the push towards personalized information in search results

Adapting SEO for Personalized Search

Published on 2010/06/24 By admin

If there’s one thing that’s made me borderline OCD (happy now Michael ?) would be the world of personalized search. Probably more so, behavioural data, is an area (both explicit and implicit) that seems to be part of any likely evolution of search engines (and by extension SEO). Now, I am not alone in this.

Adapting SEO for Personalized Search

Published on 2010/06/24 By admin

If there’s one thing that’s made me borderline OCD (happy now Michael ?) would be the world of personalized search. Probably more so, behavioural data, is an area (both explicit and implicit) that seems to be part of any likely evolution of search engines (and by extension SEO). Now, I am not alone in this