External and Internal Linking Contextual Signals: No SEO consultant worth his salt will deny that internal and external linking are important. The search engines look at this for “contextual linking” signals. It is not only the overall structure and navigation for your website, but also all the contextual signals that determine how things are related, where they live in the hierarchy of things on your site and how stand-alone content fits into the collage that is your website. MORE >>

A: Across PC and Mobile; high quality; could be contextual and search. Speaker David Pann, General Manager, Search Business Group. Sea Change: Get integrated with all MSFT products. Build a monetization engine that can apply to all MSFT. Listening – we (MSFT/Bing) didn’t have the right to tell people how to do things. We had to listen and provide what customers want. Make it efficient. Remove restrictions. Make it a good buy; make it good ROI. MORE >>

So here is the opportunity - an approach to search that allows a contextual search, that aggregates supporting material, that truly allows exploration will take the value of the web up to a new level. If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it fall - does it make a noise? If you have a site with a huge archive and people cant find what is in it - does it have any value? MORE >>

The explosive growth of online publishing channels on the web has resulted in an information glut that makes it challenging to find relevant, contextual information easily. MORE >>

Daylifes SmartContext adds contextual hyperlinks to keywords in articles that lead to Daylife topic pages created from online sources. eMedia Vitals eMedia Jobs Blog Mobile advertising: What works? Article Apps versus mobile Web: Who will win? Blog Paywalls: a salespersons FAQ Article In frenzy over mobile apps, dont forget the mobile web Blog Reducing the fear factor in behavioral targeting eMedia Vitals Life Beyond Print.™ MORE >>