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Posts Tagged ‘ search engines ’
Blind Search brings the smackdown
Us marketers love studying the effects of branding on consumer’s choices which is why Blind Search is so interesting. Input a search query (above we’ve tried our favourite drink Cristal) and the site will provide randomised, anonymous results from Yahoo!, Google and Microsoft’s Bing. You can then vote for the best results. The first time we tried it we ended up choosing Bing. Now originally there was a tally to help people keep track of what was leading the votes but naughty hackers were artificially inflating certain results. So what comes out on top for you?Posted June 24, 2009 9:07 am by Alex Horner 0 Comments
Filed under: Trends | Tags: search engines
Mahalo: the future of search?
We’ve all known social search was scheduled to hit sometime soon so it’s a bit of a surprise that more of a fuss wasn’t made about Mahalo which apparently launched some time last year. The site works a lot like a cross between Google and Wikipedia. So let’s say you search for an iPhone. Instead of just giving us normal search results, Mahalo tells us a few facts about the product, where it’s available to buy, recent iPhone related news and blog discussion, reviews, photos, videos, links to support, tips, competitors and the opportunity to discuss the device or send the page to a friend (via email or major social networks/bookmarking tool). That’s a whole lot of content.Posted January 11, 2008 6:24 pm by Alex Horner 1 Comment
Filed under: Cool Websites | Tags: Mahalo,search engines,wikipedia
Posted June 9, 2010 2:32 pm by Alex Horner 0 Comments
Filed under: Trends | Tags: search engines,social media