eZanga’s presence at Search Engine Strategies in New York was a huge success! Our sales team was able to connect with clients as well as establish new contacts and relationships with many of the trade show attendees. We met and interviewed with quality press contacts too!
Of course, we raffled off our Nintendo® Wii™. After pulling seventeen business cards, we finally found our winner, Ronald Bradford! Congratulations are extended on behalf of the entire eZanga team.
eZanga is off to another trade show!
We will be attending Search Engine Strategies (SES) in New York on March 24th and 25th. Make sure to stop by our booth (# 121), and drop in your business card for your chance to win a Nintendo®Wii™! Remember, you must be present during the time of the drawing in order to win the Wii.
eZanga CEO, Rich Kahn had an exclusive interview with OBSNews reporter, Patrick McGilvray, at this past SMX trade show in Santa Clara, California. Rich discussed eZanga’s fully managed ad campaigns which allow our advertisers to focus on their customers rather than the details of online advertising. Rich also touched on our Metasearch engine that has the ability to aggregate search results from nine unique content sources and then display those results without overlap or duplication. Of course, our recently launched social network, HopOnThis, was also mentioned because we love giving away cash and prizes! To see the complete interview check out the video below:
On March 9, 2009, DMNews published an article concerning the economic turmoil being faced by most Americans, and how it is effecting online search and advertising behaviors. Quoted in the article, “Search shift fuels recession-friendly keyword strategy,” was eZanga CEO, Rich Kahn. Rich provides a positive and professional opinion regarding the change in recent search trends. The article states:
Rich Kahn, CEO of search marketing company and search engine eZanga, agreed. “We always see changes in searching, but interestingly enough what we are seeing is an increase in searching” he said. “I believe that more people are using the Internet to find the better deals and get more research on what they buy, before they buy.”
It is reassuring to read an optimisitic outlook on such a bleak topic. Click here to read the article in its entirety.
