Author Archive
by kathleen — filed in Search on Nov.18, 2008
Our latest 90 second webcast “trailer” as created by our Creative Czar Brian, is now available. This is about the quickest way to “get” what Baynote means by Social Search and why it’s different. And if you don’t believe us, listen to our customer Bill Skeet from Juniper Networks tell it like it is from [...]
Tags: Juniper Networks, Site Search
by kathleen — filed in Market Trends, Marketing, Search on Oct.08, 2008
Hats off to Brian for producing this cool trailer to our webinar Mob Marketing: Manual Website Optimization FUGETABOUTIT! If you’ve only got a minute, you’ll get the gist of the whole thesis of the webinar.
As we worked with Suresh Vittal of Forrester Research to put together the content, Jack, Suresh and I frequently hearkened [...]
Tags: forrester, mob marketing
by kathleen — filed in Market Trends on Aug.08, 2008
Before going to eTail East which was this week in DC, we at Baynote were a little concerned that attendance would be down given the economy and the high cost of travel. Attendance was only slightly down from last year and the enthusiasm was high for both pure-play eTailers as well as with the online [...]
by kathleen — filed in Market Trends on Mar.21, 2008
Were you just asking yourself about where you can find out about the most effective online merchandising techniques? Well what do you know? Mike was just talking about exactly that last week with Jason Billingsley, Co-founder and VP of Innovation at Elastic Path. Mike and Jason’s webinar is available here if you’d like to listen, [...]
by kathleen — filed in Market Trends on Dec.04, 2007
Have you ever wondered how an entire colony of ants can find their way to a food source? Or how internet marketers apply the same principle to make contextual recommendations? Or how merchants automatically promote certain products to super specific customer segments? If you haven’t already then I bet you do now! You can find [...]
by kathleen — filed in Market Trends on Nov.16, 2007
This week was a big first for us here at Baynote with the debut of our premier webinar, Bond vs. Barbie: The Dynamic Positioning Imperative with Stanford consulting professor, Tom Kosnik. In the webinar, Tom discusses the shift in branding strategy from the concept of durability and the never-changing “spy-chic” persona of James Bond [...]
by kathleen — filed in Conferences, Events on Jun.21, 2007
Come join us Wednesday, June 27 at the Santa Clara Convention Center for the WebGuild Searchnomics 2007 Conference and hear Baynote CEO Jack Jia speak on the Increased Revenue through People-Powered Site Search and Recommendations panel. We’d love to see you there! Register Now.
The Searchnomics Conference is a one-day event aimed at web and internet [...]
by kathleen — filed in eCommerce on Jun.21, 2007
We had a good laugh recently, thanks to our friends over at ElasticPath who have managed to find some humor in the “crazy, messed-up world of eCommerce” and just launched four original parody videos on YouTube called:
- Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought…
- Premature Redirection
- Zero Results Found
- If Only Search Engines Could Understand [...]
by kathleen — filed in Awards on May.29, 2007
Congratulations to our CTO Scott Brave, and Baynote Advisor Clifford Nass, whose book Wired for Speech: How Voice Activates and Advances the Human-Computer Relationship won the International Communication Association’s Outstanding Book Award last week. Scott and Cliff go way back to Scott’s pre-Baynote days as a doctoral student at Stanford where Cliff [...]
by kathleen — filed in eCommerce on May.01, 2007
For those of you out there who might not have seen this yet, Jack wrote an article for Foundread.com this past week all about succeeding as an entrepreneur. The article, Get Psyched! Why Understanding Your Right Brain Will Help You Succeed, offers some of Jack’s hard-earned wisdom in the start-up game, including some tips and [...]