Comments for Search Input http://www.search-input.com/blog Search Input Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:00:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 Comment on Blogs working for your reputation and your ranking in Google? by Giuseppe http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/03/blogs-working-for-your-reputation-and-your-ranking-in-google/#comment-492 Giuseppe Sat, 14 Jun 2008 16:03:29 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/03/blogs-working-for-your-reputation-and-your-ranking-in-google/#comment-492 Guideline respect? ever! incoming Link? too important Guideline respect? ever! incoming Link? too important

]]> Comment on Why? by Engago http://www.search-input.com/blog/introduction/#comment-402 Engago Sun, 25 May 2008 16:19:12 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/introduction/#comment-402 We believe you are quite right search engines were built enhance and solve someone’s problem. In our wiew search and pull marketing are the future. People do want to find out solutions themselves. Push marketing using mailings is not a sustainable model in the long run. We believe you are quite right search engines were built enhance and solve someone’s problem. In our wiew search and pull marketing are the future. People do want to find out solutions themselves.

Push marketing using mailings is not a sustainable model in the long run.

]]> Comment on Blogs working for your reputation and your ranking in Google? by Internet Business Training Program http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/03/blogs-working-for-your-reputation-and-your-ranking-in-google/#comment-303 Internet Business Training Program Sun, 11 May 2008 03:37:55 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/03/blogs-working-for-your-reputation-and-your-ranking-in-google/#comment-303 <strong>Internet Business Training Program</strong> Increasing traffic to your website should be the first priority of eveyrthing. Internet Business Training Program

Increasing traffic to your website should be the first priority of eveyrthing.

]]> Comment on About me by Sara A http://www.search-input.com/blog/about-me/#comment-201 Sara A Wed, 30 Apr 2008 04:17:31 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/about-me/#comment-201 Hi Mike, Online shoppers tend to shop mostly in their own country mostly cause of quicker and more cheap deliveries, however there are interresting exceptions and these are mostly related to the fact that you cant find some products or services in some countries. These examples can be involve certain books not available in the nordics book stores and then maybe amazon.co.uk or .com will receive thoose orders. I am myself a fond of Starbucks and to my disappointment they dont exist in Sweden (!) hence if I need Starbucks cups I have to eaither buy them on any of my many trips or go online. If you can specify more of products or sector you are wondering about i can try to give you better examples. Best Sara Hi Mike,

Online shoppers tend to shop mostly in their own country mostly cause of quicker and more cheap deliveries, however there are interresting exceptions and these are mostly related to the fact that you cant find some products or services in some countries.
These examples can be involve certain books not available in the nordics book stores and then maybe amazon.co.uk or .com will receive thoose orders.

I am myself a fond of Starbucks and to my disappointment they dont exist in Sweden (!) hence if I need Starbucks cups I have to eaither buy them on any of my many trips or go online.

If you can specify more of products or sector you are wondering about i can try to give you better examples.

Best
Sara

]]> Comment on Swedish search marketing….hm… by Markus http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/04/swedish-search-marketinghm/#comment-180 Markus Mon, 28 Apr 2008 14:53:14 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/04/swedish-search-marketinghm/#comment-180 Interesting comment about “Jante Law”, I find this quote from Wikipedia of special interest: Don't you think we know something about you? Have you heard the Spanish expression”hacer el sueco” (do a Swedish)? It’s an expression when one pretend not to understand or ignore someone. Then you act, according to the Spanish expression, in a Swedish way. Interesting comment about “Jante Law”, I find this quote from Wikipedia of special interest:
Don’t you think we know something about you?

Have you heard the Spanish expression”hacer el sueco” (do a Swedish)? It’s an expression when one pretend not to understand or ignore someone. Then you act, according to the Spanish expression, in a Swedish way.

]]> Comment on About me by Mike Scotto http://www.search-input.com/blog/about-me/#comment-52 Mike Scotto Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:18:21 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/about-me/#comment-52 Hi Sara, great web site, very helpful info. i am launching a search campaign for a client in europe and an interesting question was asked to me: do online shoppers in northern europe shop online in the UK since of its proximity? Is there any data available for this? thanks for your help! Mike Hi Sara,

great web site, very helpful info.

i am launching a search campaign for a client in europe and an interesting question was asked to me: do online shoppers in northern europe shop online in the UK since of its proximity? Is there any data available for this?
thanks for your help!

Mike

]]> Comment on Blogs working for your reputation and your ranking in Google? by David Lerdell http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/03/blogs-working-for-your-reputation-and-your-ranking-in-google/#comment-26 David Lerdell Wed, 12 Mar 2008 12:15:51 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/03/blogs-working-for-your-reputation-and-your-ranking-in-google/#comment-26 Sara, it was indeed a great audience at yesterday's seminar. I really think that your message that a longterm and viable strategy for search has to be integrated in the overall marketing strategy was well received. I can also inform you that our case was somewhat succesful - our press release and blog posts were monitored by journalists and today the Swedish executive magazine "Chef" (Swedish for "Boss" and nothing else...) published an interview with me about reputation management on the web. Sara, it was indeed a great audience at yesterday’s seminar.

I really think that your message that a longterm and viable strategy for search has to be integrated in the overall marketing strategy was well received.

I can also inform you that our case was somewhat succesful - our press release and blog posts were monitored by journalists and today the Swedish executive magazine “Chef” (Swedish for “Boss” and nothing else…) published an interview with me about reputation management on the web.

]]> Comment on Search and PR by MelC http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/02/search-and-pr/#comment-24 MelC Fri, 29 Feb 2008 12:38:35 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/2008/02/search-and-pr/#comment-24 Nice to see you back and blogging!!! Nice to see you back and blogging!!!

]]> Comment on About this blog by music http://www.search-input.com/blog/about-this-blog/#comment-8 music Tue, 08 Jan 2008 10:47:07 +0000 http://www.search-input.com/blog/about-this-blog/#comment-8 very interesting. i'm adding in RSS Reader very interesting.
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