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Does Bing Have What It Takes To Flaunt Video Search Results?

Now that Bing is officially a major player, it’s time to ask some important questions. Are Bing video search results delivering a winning performance? Does Bing match searcher queries with relevant results? For advertisers, what is needed from an ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  5 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Black Eyed Peas,  Metallica,  Chicago Bears,  Yahoo!,  Microsoft Corporation

Online Music Videos Make A Comeback

I want my, I want my, I want my OMV (Online Music Video)… Yes, that’s right! Popular music videos are about to make a comeback, not on the original music TV station per se, but on the most popular online video web site, YouTube. With just a quick query ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  8 Oct 2009
Related Topics: Warner Music Group Corp.,  The Eagles (musician),  Madonna,  Google Inc.

HTML 5: A Dream Come True For Video SEM

Imagine if you could click on a video and instantly watch it play without clicking through the annoying pop-ups that require you to download the latest plug-in, such as Adobe Flash. Even better, what if you could watch this instantaneous video in the ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  10 Sep 2009

Online Video Growth Creates Consumer Engagement Opportunities

If you are an online advertiser, there is no better time to take advantage of online video to drive consumers to your website. Online video viewership and penetration continues to grow along with the increasing popularity of social platforms and smart ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  13 Aug 2009

Yahoo!’s Rich Ads In Search – Are Video Ads Golden?

Yahoo’s Rich Ads in Search (RAIS) combine paid search with rich media to further engage consumers within Yahoo search results. These ads provide an effective and clever approach to cross-channel marketing. With these new ads, advertisers are given the ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  16 Jul 2009
Related Topics: Yahoo!

Video Search Face-Off: Bing vs. Google

Is there anything more visually appealing than Microsoft’s new search engine, Bing? The engine greets you with spectacular landscape images, complemented by a wealth of historical information and interesting facts. These compelling bits of information ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  11 Jun 2009
Related Topics: Ronald Reagan,  Google Inc.,  Microsoft Corporation,  America Online,  ESPN

Optimize Your Videos For Prime Time

Many savvy advertisers are making strides in attracting their target audience with online videos. They are utilizing popular video sites such as YouTube and Hulu to engage and connect with consumers. This is an extremely smart strategy since 78 percent ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  21 May 2009
Related Topics: Megan Fox

March Madness & The Evolution Of Online Video

Online video is quickly becoming a dominant medium that is necessary for survival in the online world. The 2009 NCAA Championship was a televised, “must-see” event that captured an enormous audience last March. It was a highly anticipated event that ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  23 Apr 2009
Related Topics: National Collegiate Athletic Association,  Facebook Inc.,  Google Inc.

Can Hulu Sustain Its Success Without Engaging Community?

At first, online video service Hulu appeared to be a futile response to the rising tide of online user uploaded and user generated content—after all, Hulu is a group of major broadcasting networks backing a platform to publish their content online and ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  26 Mar 2009
Related Topics: Twitter Inc

Should YouTube Sponsored Video Ads Be In Your Marketing Mix?

According to comScore, YouTube surpassed Yahoo! as the #2 search engine in terms of search query volume in August of last year.  Recently, Google used the functionality of AdWords to launch the new YouTube sponsored video product, which allows ...

From ERIC PAPCZUN, Search Engine Land,  26 Feb 2009
Related Topics: Google Inc.,  Yahoo!

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