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Froogle - Google Product Search, which launched as Froogle many years ago as a price comparison shopping engine later changed it’s format to a simple product search engine that would display the stores that sell a product you are searching for, without grouping the stores that sell the searched product according to prices, but simply [...]
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The Get Elastic blog posts about a study that was done on 300 major e-retailers on the basis various usability and customer support related factors. The results make you wonder that e-commerce could really have been much larger/more trusted/liked than it is already only if e-retailers would pay more attention to giving customers a 'better than simply "good"' shopping experience.
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- Google is now offering landing page load time evaluations for adwords. Nice. Post on the inside adwords blog says load times will be part of quality score starting mid june. hmm, I was under the impression load times were already being calculated. #
- My apologies for the off-topic post, however, since the official google blog hasn't a commenting feature, posting this here so that I can leave a trackback. Google announced a couple days ago the launch of what they call "Indic" language support - with transliteration facilities for english to Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, and Tamil. In response to google's post titled Building the Indic Web : The latter three languages are actually Dravidian languages, you can't term them Indic! "Indic" refers to Indian languages of the Indo-European/Indo-Aryan family - The ones that use the Dev Nagri script or it's derivatives. South Indian languages are a completely different family of languages. The term "Indic" refers to Sanskrit and it's Prakrits, such as Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Punjabi (Funny how all prakrits end with an "i" as the last letter of the name of the language). This, obviously, does not include the four south-Indian languages - i.e Tamil, Kannada, Malyalam and Telugu. The only place to the south of India to use an Indic Language is Sri-Lanka with it's non-tamil population speaking sinhalese which is very similar to Dev-Nagri. #
- Now that Microhoo is officially dead, could a YBay be on the cards somewhere? Thoughts? #
- RSS Rulez! Today is RSS Awareness Day. http://www.scripting.com/stories/2008/05/01/happyRssAwarenessDay.html #
- Affiliates who use GoldenCAN to enable dynamically updated coupons and products from merchant programs will no longer need to display a "powered by goldencan" link on pages with goldencan's code. Good Move! #
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