is an interesting space at the moment. What is it? It’s the harnessing of someone’s intent to another’s need, or about buyers finding sellers (not the other way around).
Here’s a few examples to explain the concept;
- You want to get somewhere, but don’t have a car and hate the trains? No problem, look at PickUpPal
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Try getting “disambiguate” into your next conversation
Posted in Search, tagged Cloud, Contextual Search, Customers, Google, Kartoo, Search, Search Strategy, Semantic Web, SEO on September 12, 2008 | 2 Comments »
A great new word has arisen from geek land – “disambiguate”. What does it mean? Run a search in Google using the word “finance”. Means a few things in different markets or conversations, but Google puts them all together in one lot of search results, so they’re a little ambiguous.
The next iteration of search (also [...]
