Latitude & Kenshoo equals = 85 % > efficiency & 80% > performance
- March 12, 2010
- by Duncan Fisher
To manage paid search accounts with sizeable inventories requires a combination of search marketing expertise and strong technology.
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Latitude is a digital marketing agency providing PPC, SEO, analytics, social media, display and affiliate services.
To manage paid search accounts with sizeable inventories requires a combination of search marketing expertise and strong technology.
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1 CommentWith all the fallout from the Bing / Yahoo deal and less than favourable trends last year, you could be forgiven for expecting Yahoo Search to continue to lose UK market share in 2010. Depending on which reports you read, it has dropped considerably from between 8 -9% to between 5 -6 % of total [...]
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