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MySpace semble vouloir fidéliser sa jeune clientèle pour maturer avec elle et profiter aussi des phénomènes médiatiques comme il s'est produit en ce début de semaine.
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Le référencement et le marketing de contenu constituent l'épine dorsale de tous vos efforts de marketing,
le canal qui contribue au plus haut pourcentage de trafic et à une croissance régulière.


At Google, we are constantly looking for new, innovative ways to make the information you want more accessible and more relevant—and to deliver it as fast as possible. Since Google's inception, it has always been our intention to present users with highly targeted, useful advertisements when appropriate—ads that unobtrusively complement users experience. We have always believed in, and tirelessly pursued, the idea that serving relevant, unintrusive ads would best serve our advertisers in the long term.Racheté un dinosaure(tyranosaure ?) de la publicité par bannières comme DoubleClick , - qui fut justement l'élément déclencheur qui propulsa Google comme roi de la publicité moins intrusive -, et que cette compagnie a été consacré par plusieurs comme la championne des; cookies (elle a sûrement servit plus de biscuits que Whippet et Oreo réunis), du profilage et du tracking inter-sites des internautes, le motto "dont be evil" en prend encore plein la gueule !


So far all this collective marketing savvy hasn't much impressed the actual Second Lifers. More than 70 percent of the site's users say they are disappointed with the marketing that goes on in Second Life, according to a survey by Komjuniti, a Hamburg, Germany, research firm. This could be because companies are approaching the site like a traditional marketing channel....
In addition to not liking the marketing they saw, 42 percent of all respondents doubted companies would actually put much follow-up effort into the site.
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WoW has more than 7.5 million people who pay for subscriptions to the site. While Second Life does have more than 40,000 paid subscribers, most users use free accounts. Instead, Linden Labs makes most of its money from companies that lease space on the site.
So why go there? Drum thinks it's less about the total number of users than the impression that being there can make.