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Russell Wright / July 13, 2010 10:27 pm
In this weeks podcast Matt DaCruz announces a stealth “Blog Silo” module he has been working on for some time. It will be available for current TZ-DWS users at the current price point. For the record, I am not thrilled about that, but Matt and Sue are pretty generous so that is the way it will be going down. If you are interested in gaining access to this new Blog-Silo module at the current price point you may want to go ahead and jump into the rather inexpensive TZ-DWS system at the current price point.
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Russell Wright / October 2, 2009 6:07 pm
Hello Folks, The Tangent Market Filter is designed to help you find tangent vertical markets in The Last Keyword Tool. This filter will give you a perspective of other markets that have threads in common with with your seed term. [...]
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Russell Wright / September 3, 2009 11:00 pm
We are so confident that you will notice the difference between the other tools on the market and a Professional Grade Keyword Research Tool (which must include semantic/conversation analysis) that, for the moment, we are giving it away for free. I look forward to seeing you on the inside:The Last Keyword Tool
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Sue Bell / June 16, 2009 10:29 am
If you think that this kind of automated pre-selection would be helpful to you, speeding up your website development, not having to sort through endless lists of unqualified keywords, you might want to check out one of our cutting edge applications for yourself. Quickly, before your competition does!
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Russell Wright / April 27, 2009 9:40 pm
Larry Page: A lot of our systems already use learning techniques. The ultimate search engine would understand everything in the world. It would understand everything that you asked it and give you back the exact right thing instantly. You could ask ‘what should I ask Larry?’ and it would tell you. Technology has a tendency to change faster than expected, and I believe that AI could be a reality in just a few years. People always make the assumption that we’re done with search. That’s very far from the case. We’re probably only 5 percent of the way there. We want to create the ultimate search engine that can understand anything … some people could call that artificial intelligence.”
