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Monday, September 29th, 2008

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Last April, Yahoo unveiled details of a forthcoming online display advertising platform called AMP, to be released in the third quarter of 2008. Well, it’s Q3 and AMP was launched this week at Advertising Week in New York. Except, it’s not called AMP anymore. It’s been rebranded as APT.

Jon Hamm, star of the AMC Drama Mad Men which is based on a 1940s ad firm, was on hand to celebrate. This really excited Jerry Yang.

“The advertising landscape has changed dramatically since the days when Don Draper was roaming the halls of Sterling Cooper,” said Jerry Yang. “While Mad Men celebrates the Madison Avenue of 40 years ago, APT from Yahoo! clearly represents the future.”

APT is being touted as a streamlining of the display advertising process, from planning to buying and optimizing.

APT will undergo a phased roll-out. Select newspapers get the first stab at it, specifically publishers the San Francisco Chronicle of Hearst Newspapers and San Jose Mercury News of MediaNews Group.

Features include:

  • Guaranteed cross-selling with pre-defined selling rules
  • Ad Exchange for non-guaranteed inventory
  • Advanced audience targeting techniques based upon behavior and geography
  • Inventory lookup and forecasting across individual and partner sites
  • Creative workflow automation and personalization
  • Powerful rate card tools for improved yield management
  • Filters for better controls around creatives
  • Flexible and powerful APIs
  • Federated ad call to support multiple ad formats

“One of the major benefits of APT from Yahoo! is the fact that it’s an open system, designed to enable advertisers to reach their audiences in their favorite places across the Web, and publishers to monetize inventory across the broadest possible demand channels,” said Sue Decker. “As we transform the advertising marketplace, we’re excited to have key members of the Newspaper Consortium, the San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News, lead the way in this historic journey.”

APT (as AMP) has often been one of Yahoo’s defenses about the strength of its company. Yahoo has undergone much scrutiny in the past year, especially since Microsoft attempted to acquire it. They’ve placed high hopes on AMP, and now it’s go time.

Related Reading:
Yahoo! to Integrate Right Media and AMP Ad Management Platforms, But When?
Yahoo! AMP! plus Full Text: Yahoo Proxy Statement

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Sunday, September 28th, 2008

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Last April, Yahoo unveiled details of a forthcoming online display advertising platform called AMP, to be released in the third quarter of 2008. Well, it’s Q3 and AMP was launched this week at Advertising Week in New York. Except, it’s not called AMP anymore. It’s been rebranded as APT.

Jon Hamm, star of the AMC Drama Mad Men which is based on a 1940s ad firm, was on hand to celebrate. This really excited Jerry Yang.

“The advertising landscape has changed dramatically since the days when Don Draper was roaming the halls of Sterling Cooper,” said Jerry Yang. “While Mad Men celebrates the Madison Avenue of 40 years ago, APT from Yahoo! clearly represents the future.”

APT is being touted as a streamlining of the display advertising process, from planning to buying and optimizing.

APT will undergo a phased roll-out. Select newspapers get the first stab at it, specifically publishers the San Francisco Chronicle of Hearst Newspapers and San Jose Mercury News of MediaNews Group.

Features include:

  • Guaranteed cross-selling with pre-defined selling rules
  • Ad Exchange for non-guaranteed inventory
  • Advanced audience targeting techniques based upon behavior and geography
  • Inventory lookup and forecasting across individual and partner sites
  • Creative workflow automation and personalization
  • Powerful rate card tools for improved yield management
  • Filters for better controls around creatives
  • Flexible and powerful APIs
  • Federated ad call to support multiple ad formats

“One of the major benefits of APT from Yahoo! is the fact that it’s an open system, designed to enable advertisers to reach their audiences in their favorite places across the Web, and publishers to monetize inventory across the broadest possible demand channels,” said Sue Decker. “As we transform the advertising marketplace, we’re excited to have key members of the Newspaper Consortium, the San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News, lead the way in this historic journey.”

APT (as AMP) has often been one of Yahoo’s defenses about the strength of its company. Yahoo has undergone much scrutiny in the past year, especially since Microsoft attempted to acquire it. They’ve placed high hopes on AMP, and now it’s go time.

Related Reading:
Yahoo! to Integrate Right Media and AMP Ad Management Platforms, But When?
Yahoo! AMP! plus Full Text: Yahoo Proxy Statement

Continue…..

Search engine submission

Saturday, September 27th, 2008

, to be released in the third quarter of 2008. Well, it’s Q3 and AMP was launched this week at Advertising Week in New York. Except, it’s not called AMP anymore. It’s been rebranded as APT.

Jon Hamm, star of the AMC Drama Mad Men which is based on a 1940s ad firm, was on hand to celebrate. This really excited Jerry Yang.

“The advertising landscape has changed dramatically since the days when Don Draper was roaming the halls of Sterling Cooper,” said Jerry Yang. “While Mad Men celebrates the Madison Avenue of 40 years ago, APT from Yahoo! clearly represents the future.”

APT is being touted as a streamlining of the display advertising process, from planning to buying and optimizing.

APT will undergo a phased roll-out. Select newspapers get the first stab at it, specifically publishers the San Francisco Chronicle of Hearst Newspapers and San Jose Mercury News of MediaNews Group.

Features include:

  • Guaranteed cross-selling with pre-defined selling rules
  • Ad Exchange for non-guaranteed inventory
  • Advanced audience targeting techniques based upon behavior and geography
  • Inventory lookup and forecasting across individual and partner sites
  • Creative workflow automation and personalization
  • Powerful rate card tools for improved yield management
  • Filters for better controls around creatives
  • Flexible and powerful APIs
  • Federated ad call to support multiple ad formats

“One of the major benefits of APT from Yahoo! is the fact that it’s an open system, designed to enable advertisers to reach their audiences in their favorite places across the Web, and publishers to monetize inventory across the broadest possible demand channels,” said Sue Decker. “As we transform the advertising marketplace, we’re excited to have key members of the Newspaper Consortium, the San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News, lead the way in this historic journey.”

APT (as AMP) has often been one of Yahoo’s defenses about the strength of its company. Yahoo has undergone much scrutiny in the past year, especially since Microsoft attempted to acquire it. They’ve placed high hopes on AMP, and now it’s go time.

Related Reading:
Yahoo! to Integrate Right Media and AMP Ad Management Platforms, But When?
Yahoo! AMP! plus Full Text: Yahoo Proxy Statement

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Search Engine Watch Expert - Chris BoggsSearch Engine Watch Expert - Frank WatsonMisconfigured 404 error pages can affect your search engine rankings. The last thing you need in the Google index is an error page, but even worse are multiple URLs that were mistyped being returned as “OK.” In today’s Search Marketing Crossfire column, “Common Problems with 404 Error Pages,” Chris Boggs and Frank Watson outline some best practices for creating custom 404 pages.

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Search Engine Watch Expert - Ron JonesInnovations are popping up everywhere as educators find more uses for Twitter and other social media tools to cater to 21st century students. In today’s SEM.edu column, “Using Twitter as an Education Tool,” Ron Jones outlines a few examples of professors and teachers using Twitter in their lesson plans.

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Forum: Search Engine Optimization Posted By: Fatabbot Post Time: September 27th, 2008 at 5:51:46 am discover more seo….

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Saturday, September 13th, 2008

column, “Change How You Think About Your Life and Company,” Sage Lewis reminds us that sometimes, it’s more about doing what’s right. The links will come naturally.

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According to a new report from eMarketer entitled, “Video Advertising Online: Spending and Pricing,” online video advertising will peak at 78.9% in 2012 — when “both traditional and alternative media companies will be distributing far more professional-quality video content online, and when the national elections and the summer Olympics will contribute far more to video ad spending than they will in 2008.”

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That doesn’t mean that growth has been anemic this year. According to eMarketer, this year’s 55.9% increase in online video ad spending is a key indication that the channel is at least gaining speed — accompanied by parallel growth in the kind of trusted video content, such as sports, to support it.

David Hallerman, senior analyst at eMarketer and author of the new report, says, “Next year, there will be slightly slower growth, due to the still-struggling economy and the fact that advertisers are working out the best ways to do online video ads.”

He adds, “Marketers want video advertising for its far-greater branding power than other online formats.” Meanwhile, “Publishers want video advertising for its far-greater revenues — or at least higher CPMs than other online ad formats.”

Stay tuned to see what happens next.

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Google has added the ability to search by a user’s location to mobile search on select Windows Mobile devices. The feature, dubbed “My Location” uses the Google Gears Geolocation API, which employs Cell ID Technology aka cellular triangulation.

“My Location” will be available in the U.S. and U.K. initially and on the following devices:

  • HP IPAQ hw6900
  • HTC 4350
  • HTC 8525
  • HTC Atlas
  • HTC MTeoR
  • HTC P3300
  • HTC P3450
  • HTC P3600
  • HTC P3650
  • HTC Touch (not supported on some devices)
  • HTC Touch Dual
  • HTC Touch Diamond (only works in IE Mobile)
  • HTC TyTN
  • HTC TyTN II
  • o2 XDA Orbit
  • Palm Treo 750
  • Samsung Blackjack II
  • Samsung i780
  • Samsung SCH i760

Two devices can also use “My Location” via GPS:

  • HTC Mogul on Sprint (users can enable GPS with a firmware upgrade*)
  • Motorola Q9

Related Reading:

Google’s Sergey Brin on Local Mobile Search

MapQuest, Google Launch Blackberry Mobile Apps
Has Mobile Local Search Finally Arrived?

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Hi, How can I add different sitemaps on the robots.txt file? like this: User-agent: * Disallow: /whatever Sitemap: (url)http://example.com/sitemap1. discover more seo….

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Saturday, September 13th, 2008

,” online video advertising will peak at 78.9% in 2012 — when “both traditional and alternative media companies will be distributing far more professional-quality video content online, and when the national elections and the summer Olympics will contribute far more to video ad spending than they will in 2008.”

US%20Online%20Video%20Advertising%20Spending%20Growth.gif
That doesn’t mean that growth has been anemic this year. According to eMarketer, this year’s 55.9% increase in online video ad spending is a key indication that the channel is at least gaining speed — accompanied by parallel growth in the kind of trusted video content, such as sports, to support it.

David Hallerman, senior analyst at eMarketer and author of the new report, says, “Next year, there will be slightly slower growth, due to the still-struggling economy and the fact that advertisers are working out the best ways to do online video ads.”

He adds, “Marketers want video advertising for its far-greater branding power than other online formats.” Meanwhile, “Publishers want video advertising for its far-greater revenues — or at least higher CPMs than other online ad formats.”

Stay tuned to see what happens next.


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