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Why it's worth knowing that the majority of US adults Google themselves

June 4, 2010 in News Roundup

googling_yourselfAccording to a recent study, 57% of US adults have typed their name into a search engine.

The study, which was carried out by Pew Internet & American Life Project, also found that users are becoming increasingly aware of their online reputation.

The growing tendency of Googling yourself (the study concluded a 10% rise from 2006) was something an ad creative Alec Brownstein picked up on while job-hunting.

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Google AdWords 101

April 29, 2010 in Events

Tue 11 May, 2010 at 9:30am
Walmar House, London
296 Regent Street, Walmar House
London, W1B 3AL, UK
Cost: £450 (group discounts available)
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If you are just getting started with AdWords, or are looking to refresh your memory, this course is the one for you. AdWords 101 will help you lay the foundations for building successful AdWords campaigns.

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Behavourial targeting for all AdWords advertisers

March 29, 2010 in News Roundup

hand _on_mouseGoogle has made its ‘Remarketing Programme’ available to all AdWords advertisers, New Media Age reports.

The service allows advertisers to target previous visitors in trying to lure them back.

Remarketing has previously been limited to only few advertisers as a premium-priced, exclusive product, but having moved out of beta stage the company has decided to offer it to everyone.

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Google ad model wins in court over luxury brand

March 24, 2010 in News Roundup

google-adwords-logoAllowing competitors to buy trademarked keywords for their online marketing does not breach the law, Europe’s highest court held.

Luxury brand Luis Vuitton Moet & Chandon (LVMC) has lost its trademark fight against Google’s AdWords. The European Court of Justice ruling frees advertisers to bid and purchase keywords identical to the trademarks of their competitors.

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