It seems fair to debate whether or not search engines and other content aggregators extract too much the webs value, leaving less for the content creators (originators) – if this is true, one should introduce tactics such as Search Engine de-Optimization to destress the dependency!

If you’re are in town for Search Engines Strategies New York 2009, do come by the Yahoo! booth and say hi!

- I’ll be around most of Tuesday and Wednesday.. And I am of course super eager to talk about anything to do with Analytics and online marketing… :-)

Low priority post! It’s Christmas and I have been at world’s end another 3 times – attending ad:tech New York, IMC Stockholm and SES Chicago – and in two days, I will be back in Budapest for Holidays (more or less + – 10 working days)… No rest for the wicked heh? ;-) But first, [...]

I of course met up with Eric Enge in San Jose at the latest Search Engine Strategies – where he presented the final research report of his 2007 Web Analytics Shootout. The report is, according to Eric, an evaluation of the performance, accuracy, and capabilities of 7 different analytics packages as implemented across 4 different [...]

Thinking about Web Analytics or Increasing Publisher revenue, SES San Jose is by far the best Search Engine Strategies show out there – period! The commercial part is working and there is a clear monetary return from the event, but the real life networking (in contrast to online social networking) is simply phenomenal. You end [...]

Just finishing up and closing down after four great days at Search Engine Strategies – New York … Waiting to go to the Airport in Newark (how did I end up there?). I think my one (actually two) takeaways from this show would be that: Use of Analytics to perform in a very competitive Affiliate [...]