Podcasts about search patterns

Drowning is the third-highest cause of death around the world, yet underwater recovery and aquatic forensic investigation remain heavily underresourced and underresearched.  Forensic investigator and scientific diver, Sarah Mormino, is on a mission to change this.  In this episode, host Kathryn Fox and Sarah unravel the fascinating and often perilous process of collecting and preserving evidence underwater. Discover why turtles can be unexpected adversaries for investigators and hear about the case that ignited Sarah's passion for aquatic crime scenes. If this content affected you, the number LifeLine is 13 11 14. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Ecommerce Braintrust, Kiri Masters shares a special replay from "Unpacking the Digital Shelf" webinar,  presented by our friends over at the Digital Shelf Institute, Peter Crosby and Lauren Livak. They are discussing ‘The Walmart Marketplace: Copy and Paste is a Waste!" and are navigating the intricacies of the Walmart Marketplace and why it's not just another Amazon. Guests were Tom Spaven, VP of Marketing at Goodwipes at the time of the recording, and industry expert Lauren Livak on board to discuss the unique challenges and opportunities on this emerging platform.  Whether you're a seasoned seller or new to the ecommerce space, this session is packed with insights on how to tailor your strategy for success in the Walmart sphere.  Make sure you tune in to find out more! In today's episode, Peter, Lauren, Kiri and Tom discuss:   - Walmart's specific product title guidelines and the importance of keyword research and content optimization. - Behavioral differences between Walmart and Amazon consumers, resulting in the need for platform-specific strategies. - The valuable yet underutilized newer tools on Walmart, such as videos and feature sets. - The challenges of updating product pages and the competitive advantage of using tools like Acadia. - Walmart's immersive shopping experience that promotes browsing through collection pages. - The difficulties and significance of obtaining product reviews on Walmart. - The contrast between self-serve ad platforms on Amazon and Walmart. - The disparities between Amazon and Walmart in terms of assortment, basket size, and purchase frequency. - Content quality scores and their impact on Walmart's algorithm. - The necessity for lower-priced products, seller performance, and content quality for better visibility on Walmart. - Attribution and metadata differences critical for Walmart optimization, as opposed to Amazon. - Updates on content quality, attribution weighting, and the importance of strategic cell sheet updates. - Tom Spaven's challenges in syndicating reviews and Lauren Livak's insights into review challenges across retailers. - Kiri Masters delved into advertising on Walmart, including its limitations and opportunities. - The prioritization of data improvement for Walmart Connect and the call for transparency from the platform. - Allocation of resources across omnichannel brands and the distinct growth avenues on Walmart's marketplace. - The cost difference in accessing data from Amazon versus Walmart's Luminate platform. - The advantages of being a one p brand versus a three p brand at Walmart and the online presence implications. - The criticalness of online optimization for retail strategy, highlighted by consumer preferences and the synergy of in-store and online shopping. - The discussion on the increased focus on retail media, its influence on consumer consideration and conversion, and the need for modernizing marketing strategies with a consumer-centric approach. - The potential and challenges of Walmart's grocery focus and Walmart Luminate's data-sharing capabilities.  

Hey Everybody Welcome! To Episode 93 of the metal detecting show podcast. My Name is Ciaran and I have been Metal Detecting for nearly 30 Years.So this week I discuss search patterns including the Bastard Search Pattern, The Pendulum Search pattern and the Boxed Spiral Search Pattern and how they impact the Probability of Detection.Before we start I want to thank you for listening to the podcast and I hope you enjoy the episode this week  If you want to support the show there are many options available from the links in the episode notes below and if you want to interact with me and the show that information is there too but most importantly If you like this content please don't hesitate to tell your friends and don't forget to hit that subscribe button.Buy From KellyCoDetectors.com Helps the Show Stay aliveCheck out The Metal Detecting Show Discord Server.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/metaldetecting)

Peter Morville thoughtfully unpacks the lessons he's learned in his 25 years in the field, and calls for the community to unite and make the world a better place. Highlights include: - Is UX compatible with capitalism? - Are we misusing our gifts as UX and product people? - Peter's advice for those of us trying to be perfect practitioners - How do we most effectively get stakeholders onboard with our work? - Can we fix the systems that have been used to classify and divide us? ====== Who is Peter Morville? Peter is a pioneer of the fields of information architecture and user experience, and the author of five best-selling books, Information Architecture for the World Wide Web (also known as the Polar Bear Book and the IA Bible), Intertwingled, Search Patterns, Ambient Findability and Planning for Everything. Before setting up Semantic Studios in 2001, Peter was the CEO of Argus Associates, where - along with Louis Rosenfeld, whom he also co-authored the Polar Bear Book with - he led to be the foremost IA consulting firm in North America. Peter is also the Co-Founder and Past-President of the IA Institute, and has worked as a strategic advisor for many other organisations over the years. ====== Find Peter here: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/morville/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/morville/ Website: https://semanticstudios.com/ Blog: https://intertwingled.org/ ====== Thank you for tuning in! If you liked what you heard and want more ... ... please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts (or wherever you listen). You can also follow us on our other social channels for more great UX and product design tips, interviews and insights! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-space-in-between/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thespaceinbetw__n/ ====== Host: Brendan Jarvis https://www.linkedin.com/in/brendanjarvis/

GOFBA's CEO and CTO, Bill DeLisi, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares how they are using AI to help predict search query trends, demands for advertisers, and helps to detect the changing patters of their customers by analyzing this data in near real-time.

"The story of your life is the story of the long and brutal assault upon your heart by the one who knows who you could be and fears it" - John Eldredge. In this last episode we talk about recognizing and dismantling agreements. Also I offer some of my nourishing practices to care for my heart. Recommended reading: Wild at Heart Waking the Dead and The Sacred Romance by Eldredge, et. al. all available on amazon

Proverbs 4:23 is my life verse: "Guard your heart, above all else, for from it flows the wellsprings of life" God says take care of your heart; it matters to Him. Have you heard God wooing you, haunting you? Have the wounds you received become arrowheads lodged in your heart? Hear more of my story as we continue this journey. Recommended books and videos Book: Wild at Heart by John Eldredge Book: Waking the Dead by John Eldredge Book: The Sacred Romance by Eldredge and Curtis Website: WildAtHeart.org “The Wild at Heart experience” “The Captivating Experience” https://wildatheart.org/wildatheart https://wildatheart.org/captivating

If I am a man in search of my heart, what does that look like? Lets take a journey to cover the landscape of what living from a heart looks like. The bible teaches the heart is central, and WildatHeart.com has three excellent books on the subject (my sources for much of the research) What role does pain play? Is the heart whole? Or does it have a hole that needs to be filled? Is my heart wicked or good? Recommended books and videos Book: Wild at Heart by John Eldredge Book: Waking the Dead by John Eldredge Book: The Sacred Romance by Eldredge and Curtis Website: WildAtHeart.org “The Wild at Heart experience” “The Captivating Experience” https://wildatheart.org/wildatheart https://wildatheart.org/captivating

In this episode we go into a deep dive on Domain's data around changing consumer search patterns with Alice Stolz. Alice is the Managing Editor at Domain and host of Domain's new podcast ‘Property Unpacked'. We discuss why there has been a significant search increase for  ‘home office/study, how the work from home movement has unlocked labor mobility and the current transaction rate and what it means. Here's what we covered: What are some of the biggest changes in search data? What areas are people searching for now? Has preference in terms of house facilities shifted? Which keyword has soared in search data? What makes a great suburb? Will those suburbs most liveable stay the most liveable in the future? Has there been a spike in transactions? Why has the Canberra market stood strong during Covid? What do clearance rates mean? This weeks Dumbo: Why should always have an agreed 'final number' RELEVANT EPISODES:Suburb Trends July, 2020. Episode 115 | Eliza Owen Episode 132 | Mark McCrindle GUEST LINKS:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/domain-com-au/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/domain.com.au DOMAIN ARTICLES:The regional NSW suburbs where home searches surged during lockdown Snow region house searches surge as locked-down Victorians dream of a winter escape Interstate searches for property skyrocket during coronavirus lockdown, new data shows Interest from Chinese property investors has declined and is likely to remain subdued HOST LINKS: Looking for a Sydney Buyers Agent? www.gooddeeds.com.au Work with Veronica: https://linktr.ee/veronicamorgan Looking for a Mortgage Broker? www.wealthful.com.au Work with Chris: hello@wealthful.com.au Send in your questions to: questions@theelephantintheroom.com.au EPISODE TRANSCRIPT: Please note that this has been transcribed by half-human-half-robot, so brace yourself for typos and the odd bit of weirdness…This episode was recorded in July, 2020. https://www.theelephantintheroom.com.au/podcasts/133

In this episode of the Search News You Can Use Podcast, Marie Haynes discusses: June 7-9 algorithm turbulence Another hint from Google that might explain why you’re struggling to get content indexed More from Google on the nofollow changes Recent manual action removals at MHC How to monitor performance of Recipe Structured Data How-To schema testing appears to be over Can rel=sponsored and rel=ugc be used for ranking purposes? Are all links in guest posts unnatural? Interesting case where two similar sites could not rank at the same time Are old quality issues still seen by Google? Can you still rank some pages of your website while under a manual action? What does, “Indexed though blocked by robots.txt” mean? How much of an impact can recipe structured data have? Does Google use links from Youtube for ranking purposes? SERP volatility for new sites What do you do if suddenly a competitor creates thousands of spammy backlinks pointing to your site? Is there still success in disavowing? Many sites flagged by Google ads also did poorly with recent organic updates Is Etsy giving poor link building advice to merchants? Local SEO: Online appointments as a new attribute Local SEO: Ownership info being pulled from Facebook? Local SEO: How to flag user profiles for abuse This episode corresponds with newsletter episode 137: https://courses.mariehaynes.com/search-news-you-can-use/episode-137 Submit a question for the next Q&A: Mariehaynes.com/qa-with-mhc/ Subscribe to the newsletter: Mariehaynes.com/newsletter
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This week I talk about Book recommendations and search patterns. We have our regular tech time out and of course some news from the world of metal detecting and treasure hunting. So lets get On with the Show. Buy From KellyCoDetectors.com Helps the Show Stay alive: http://shrsl.com/1n2ak-1ueu-s8emOther Ways to Support the Podcast: http://themetaldetectingshow.com/become-a-sponsor/The Metal Detecting Show YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9jUcR7AFEA13N199nybN3wLeave me a voicemail: https://www.speakpipe.com/TheMetalDetectingShowSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/metaldetecting)

Believe it or not, more homeowners are actively searching for information on selling property now than before COVID-19 caused the American economy to come to a standstill. On today’s podcast with Trevor Mauch of Carrot.com, we discuss what the data shows when it comes to coronavirus’ impact on real estate search patterns. In addition to data, Trevor shares his strategy for creating evergreen real estate content and getting it ranked higher in search results for more organic traffic and easier to convert leads. Plus, he covers paid marketing ideas and explains why you’ll get the best bang for your buck running Facebook ads right now.

More homeowners are searching for information on selling property now than before COVID-19 caused the U.S. economy to come to a standstill. On today’s podcast with Trevor Mauch of Carrot.com, we discuss what the data shows when it comes to coronavirus’ impact on real estate search patterns. In addition to data, Trevor shares his strategy for creating evergreen real estate content and getting it ranked higher in search results for more organic traffic and easier lead conversion. Plus, he covers paid marketing ideas and explains why you’ll get the best bang for your buck running Facebook ads right now. Sponsors  Rebus University – Get Over $10,000 in Real Estate Training for as Little as $97 at  futureofrealestatetraining.com  MyOutDesk – Book a FREE Business Strategy Session and See How to Grow Your Business with the Help of a Virtual Assistant at  myoutdesk.com FREE Resources for Real Estate Agents   Join the FREE Agent Success Toolbox and Get Immediate Access to Over 200 Real Estate Downloads Claim Your FREE Copy of Pat Hiban’s Best-Selling Book: 6 Steps to 7 Figures Claim Your FREE Copy of Tribe of Millionaires by Pat Hiban and David Osborn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we look at what it means to search for and experience the spiritual blessings of God. Are blessings more than just good circumstances, good health and good luck? According to scripture spiritual blessings are much deeper than that.

This week we look at what it means to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. These two focuses will help us to see God, ourselves and others through completely different lenses.

This week we look at Proverbs 2 and how God challenges us to discover and obtain wisdom in order for it to guard and guide our lives.

This week we look at Psalm 139 and how God searches our heart. In that search we know that we are known, connected and accepted.

In this episode of the UIE Book Club, Jared Spool interviews Peter Morville about Search Patterns. Peter offers great insight on the role of search inside a successful web site and discusses why it can be hard to get executives and stakeholders to make gr

Peter Morville joins Timothy Keirnan to discuss the keynote presentation at Internet User Experience 2010 and his new book, Search Patterns, co-written with Jeffrey Callendar.You can find Peter at his company's website:http://semanticstudios.com/And his blog is athttp://findability.org/

Today we're revisiting search patterns by sharing the followup podcast Jared Spool recorded with Mark Burrell of Endeca. Jared and Mark discuss a few bonus questions from the previous Virtual Seminar. Included in the full post are a few highlights from the podcast.

In this podcast, Jared Spool sits down with Peter Morville to answer many excellent questions from the recent Leveraging Search and Discovery Patterns virtual seminar. Even if you did not attend, there's a lot of great information in this podcast.