Here’s what’s left of this morning’s news. Be sure to check back throughout the day for more breaking marketing news.
- Google’s sold more than 9,000 of its Search Appliance boxes and has now announced a distribution partnership with Ingram Micro.
- A judge has told Google she’s happy to let the DOJ investigate Windows Vista’s desktop search, adding Google “is not a party to the case.”
- Marchex is revamping its domain parking service with the roll-out of 100,000 locally targeted web sites, compete with targeted, useful content.
- Consumers who search electronics online spend more money in store, according to a new study by Yahoo and ChannelForce.
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Searchers Spend More at Search Matters Search Marketing Blog Says:
June 27th, 2007 at 4:20 pm
[...] There’s an interesting article today over at eCoustics.com (by way of Marketing Pilgrim) discussing the findings of a recent Yahoo/ChannelForce study looking at how the Internet and search engines affect in-store purchases of electronic shoppers at big box stores like Best Buy and Target. [...]