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Daniel Pfeffer from Lighting by Gregory - Podcast Transcript
…just four years, isn't it? Daniel : [1:15] Yes, it's very exciting. Shaun : [1:17] So, can you tell me a little bit about Lighting by Gregory? How long has it been around and what do you do? Daniel : [1:22] Sure. Lighting by Gregory is one of the oldest lighting companies here in Manhattan. We've been…

Jack Love from Internet Retailer - Podcast Transcript
…perfect examples of how e-retailing has changed the whole nature of retailing by making it so convenient. Shaun: [2:22] Yeah and catering to that long tail where someone's got an unusual thing they want to buy and they couldn't find it and purchase it. Jack: [2:29] Right. And also size, I mean size. The…

Multichannel Retailer Dover Saddlery Chooses SLI Systems
…overall customer experience,” said Coyne. Finding Value in the Long Tail Key to Dover Saddlery’s experience with SLI has been the ability to serve up much more relevant results for all searches, especially for the higher converting long-tail terms. “Many people come to our site and search for very specific…

The Long Tail: Chris Anderson at eTail - SLI Systems Blog
…stores » The Long Tail: Chris Anderson at eTail Posted by Shaun Ryan, February 23rd, 2007 at 4:26 am PST Categories: Uncategorized | No Comments » At eTail last week Chris Anderson spoke on the long tail. Chris is the editor in chief of Wired magazine and author of the book The Long Tail. He described…

Friday, February 23rd, 2007

A solution to click fraud - SLI Systems Blog
…fraud Posted by Shaun Ryan, March 28th, 2006 at 10:09 am PST Categories: Uncategorized | No Comments » Click fraud has been an been an issue for as long as pay per click as been around. There has been renewed media interest in the topic since Google settled a lawsuit for $90 million. As it stands now…

Tuesday, March 28th, 2006

Edwin Watts - Case Study
…their online business. It has also decreased the time spent manually optimizing their SEO keywords by automatically analyzing their customer's "long tail" terms. Case Study: Edwin Watts Golf www.sli-systems.com SLI Systems Increases Traffic and Sales at Edwin Watts Golf E-commerce Site Growth in e-commerce…

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…April 29, 2009 E-Commerce Times The Wide Open World of Web Site Search April 29, 2009 MarketingSherpa How Jelly Belly Increased Revenue 200% with Long-Tail Keywords April 14, 2009 Internet Retailer How CoffeeForLess chooses tech to perk up conversion rates April 13, 2009 Chain Store Age Finding wedding…


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Does site search have a tail? - SLI Systems Blog
…Posted by Shaun Ryan, March 8th, 2006 at 5:43 am PST Categories: Uncategorized | 1 Comment » It has been mentioned in the past that search has a long tail, that is, a large proportion of the queries are unique or don't get searched for very often. This is useful for search marketers to know about. e…

Wednesday, March 8th, 2006

A new interface for browsing on-line stores - SLI Systems Blog
SLI Systems web site | Search this blog: « The Long Tail: Chris Anderson at eTail 2007 Oscar predictions » A new interface for browsing on-line stores Posted by Shaun Ryan, February 23rd, 2007 at 1:25 pm PST Categories: Uncategorized | 1 Comment » I came across browsegoods.com today. This uses a Google…

Friday, February 23rd, 2007

Why ebay does stupid ads - SLI Systems Blog
SLI Systems web site | Search this blog: « What I learned at eTail 2007 The Long Tail: Chris Anderson at eTail » Why ebay does stupid ads Posted by Shaun Ryan, February 19th, 2007 at 4:04 am PST Categories: Uncategorized | No Comments » Have you ever seen bizarre ads from eBay? Often when you're searching…

Monday, February 19th, 2007
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