Marketers: Be A Utility
Marketers: Be A Utility
Wonderful read from David Amerland on how far search has come and how marketers can use what we have now.
#onlinemarketing #searchhistory
Originally shared by David Amerland
From a Program to an Environment
We've come to make an MIT Labs prediction real not so much by design as by happenstance. By looking at ways we could do more, be more efficient, achieve greater connectivity, become more able using technology we have, by degrees, in a largely organic way, come to the "intelligent design" solution proposed back in 1996 (yep, last century). ;)
http://davidamerland.com/seo-tips/1033-google-is-the-remembrance-agent.html
Wonderful read from David Amerland on how far search has come and how marketers can use what we have now.
#onlinemarketing #searchhistory
Originally shared by David Amerland
From a Program to an Environment
We've come to make an MIT Labs prediction real not so much by design as by happenstance. By looking at ways we could do more, be more efficient, achieve greater connectivity, become more able using technology we have, by degrees, in a largely organic way, come to the "intelligent design" solution proposed back in 1996 (yep, last century). ;)
http://davidamerland.com/seo-tips/1033-google-is-the-remembrance-agent.html
Zara Altair it puts in perspective an entire trend in cognitive computing, I feel. Thank you for sharing this.
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ReplyDeleteDavid Amerland I think my very first "search" experience was Nexus in 1985. How Boolean that was. :) And then onward to Lexus.
ReplyDeleteZara Altair wow!
ReplyDeleteDavid Amerland Zara Altair My first experience was back in 87 creating a music programming system for a radio station.
ReplyDeleteSo for me it was search and create right from the start. The selection technique saved an incredible amount of time getting the music ready for a shift
Peter Hatherley hah, I bet! Interesting seeing how we sort of got sucked into the here and now :)
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