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Chapter 7 The Search Economy Peter Byun
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The Google Dance = Google’s periodic updates of its algorithms Reason: To penalize people who were gaming their sites so they could be ranked higher Result: Hurt a lot of innocent small internet businesses
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The SEO World SEO = Search Engine Optimization 1.White Hats: Businesses that followed legitimate guidelines to help Web sites so that search engines could find, index, and accurately rank them 2.Black Hats: SEOs that took unsavory measures to game search engines. Problem: Nobody was sure which practices were white hat and which were black
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Gray part: Affiliate Sites = Redirect potential customers to larger sites that have programs that pay for leads AuctionBytes by Ryle Goodrich -> “Florida” hit, two weeks later Who Decides Gray? -Contradiction between search results for “New York Hotel” and “Digital Camera”
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The AdWords Connection People were forced to buy AdWords Some people had suspicions that Google was intentionally implementing new filters to drive advertisers to AdWords
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The Marketing Firmament Shifts -Paid search shifted content attachment -> intent attachment -Content attachment: Unpredictable, Untraceable -Intent attachment: Lack of information - Future: Content + Intent
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They’re All Search Businesses Music business - half-billion-dollar online business News business - should let others on the Web link to articles Make content that is worth pointing to
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Local Is a Search Business Yellow pages will soon be a dead industry The mobile and local search revolution Ex] Universal Product Code (UPC) system Effect -Markets will have to compete on other factors unrelated to price
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The Problems Looming The trademark issue -American Blinds: “Google is encouraging and profiting by refusing to ban people from buying others’ trademark terms on AdWords” -Google: “Google is only an intermediary that works without bias.”
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