Archive for September, 2010

eZanga’s Rich Kahn Featured in Google Instant Article

Tuesday, September 14th, 2010

With all the talk this past week about the launch of Google Instant, search industry experts are lending their opinions on what the instant search tool will mean for the industry in the present and future.

eZanga.com co-founder and CEO Rich Kahn was asked for his opinion of Google Instant in the CIOUpdate.com article Google Redefining ‘New’ with Google Instant.

“I don’t think you are going to see Google Instant affect market share for Google or for Bing,” he said in the article. “So this is Google’s newest feature. People will likely be interested to try it out, but will settle back into their old search habits.”

Rich Kahn’s 4 Tips for Preventing Click Fraud

Wednesday, September 8th, 2010

Click Fraud has long been a troubling issue within the search advertising industry. Those with an interest in the industry keep a keen eye on the always fluctuating figures, but some may be confused as to how click fraud is defined and how it can be prevented.

iMedia Connection features an editorial from eZanga CEO Rich Kahn on its website and daily e-newsletter about what click fraud is and the steps advertisers can take to keep it from damaging their campaigns. Take a look at the article to see the four bullet points Rich runs through on how to prevent click fraud and how those steps can increase the performance of an advertisers’ campaign.

Search Engine Marketing: The Yellow Pages Of The 21st Century

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

Small Business Digest, a small business resource website, has published an informative article which features eZanga CEO Rich Kahn. The article is titled Search Engine Marketing: The Yellow Pages Of The 21st Century and includes five helpful tips from Kahn for small businesses looking to increase exposure through SEM.

He uses the article to describe why elements such as tools and reports, keyword selection and phone call tracking can be most important to the SEM campaign of a small business as well as why paid search is a must for small businesses.

Said Kahn, “Paid search puts a company’s advertisement directly in front of the right audience, rather than relying on the search engine itself to decide how a company should rank on the organic listing.”