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Written by Brandon Prebynski
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Wednesday, 26 March 2008 |
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Google is implementing new features for its popular AdWords advertising system. Advertisers are now able to target both gender and age. This feature adds to the demographic targeting that can be accomplished by advertisers. The more targeted the ads, the more advertisers can reach their ideal audience, and, hopefully, the less obtrusive ads will become.
Target racy t-shirts to college-aged individuals, and target a retirement community to older individuals. It makes sense.
This targeting, theoretically, also allows for better ad placement without having to fork over more dollars.
Other new features in AdWords include: - A conversion tracking tool that lets customers measure how effective their paid links have been in generating site traffic and online transactions
- Expanded matching functionality--allowing advertisers to cash in on keyword searches related to the terms they have paid for
- An increased click-through threshold, meant to protect certain ads from the perception that they are less relevant than they might actually be
These new features were all introduced on Thursday.
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Written by Brandon Prebynski
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Tuesday, 25 March 2008 |
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IE 8 will come out of the box as a standards-compliant Web browser. Not only will it be able to handle the progressing standards in the Web development world, but it will be its default setting to do so. The browser will attempt to display all pages with the proper DOCTYPE according to HTML rendering rules of its improved standards mode.
IE 7 does have a standards mode, but is not ACID2-compliant and differs greatly from many industry standards specifications.
Originally, IE 8 was not going to be set up in such a way. It was only going to be standards-compliant if a web page had a custom META tag that indicated it to do so.
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