Archive for the ‘Research’ Category

Search Marketing Webinar Now Available on BLLA Web Site!
by Sean McMahon | October 21, 2009

Boutique Lodging Logo (White)This blog post is to make you aware of the fact that The Boutique & Lifestyle Lodging Association (BLLA) has made available, on their Web site, the first of three professional Webinars presented in conjunction with EngineWorks.  This session, titled Search Marketing – Powering Your Marketing Mix, was recorded during the association’s Webinar presentation on September 24, 2009.

SEMPO: Search Marketing Continues to Rise
by Scott Fish | April 10, 2009

logo_sempoThis week, in a survey titled ‘2008 State of the Market‘, Search Engine Marketing Professionals Organization (SEMPO) reported that they project that the total online search marketing industry will grow almost 100% by 2013.  More than 800 respondents from search engine advertisers and search marketing agencies across the globe participated in this study that was performed by Radar Research.

The Weekly Google Insight – Holiday Shopping & Search Terms
by Kent Schnepp | December 18, 2008

online shoppingIn our last Google Insight piece, we took a look at the comparison of job seekers and their search terms. This week, EngineWorks has uncovered some good news for anxious retailers who fear that holiday shoppers will forgo Christmas splurging this year. By utilizing the Google Insights tool we found the search volume for the query ‘black friday deals’ has almost doubled while “cyber monday deals” is 96 times higher than December 2007.

EngineWorks Featured in DMNews 2008 Essential Guide to Search
by Sean McMahon | June 18, 2008

Today, DMNews released the 2008 edition of their Essential Guide to Search Marketing which features an insightful article written by our co-founder and president here at EngineWorks, Sean McMahon, titled “SEM Turns the Media World Upside Down”.

When does 20 + 10 = 60?
by Sean McMahon | May 12, 2008

As a reader of this EngineWorks blog, you are well aware that Search Engine Marketing is one of the most critical components of an effective interactive marketing plan. This is due to the fact that more customers find products and services through search engines than through any other online means. In fact, search engines deliver more visitors to Web sites than banner advertisements, contextual links, and direct navigation combined.