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By: Practical eCommerce Staff
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In Bloglist, we ask ecommerce professionals to identify their favorite blogs. For this installment, we asked the Nielsen Norman Group’s Jakob Nielsen, whom The New York Times has called the guru of web page usability.
Paidcontent.org
Daily coverage of “the business of content,” as their tagline goes. Always good analysis of new developments in online media, with short summaries and links to more detailed coverage elsewhere. Usually, it’s enough to read the Paid Content’s summary.
Searchengineland.com
Extremely detailed coverage of search and search engines. In fact, it’s too detailed, because they obsess over the smallest detail, which can be too much. I wish this site would abandon the linear blog format and use a more prioritized layout and information architecture to make it easier to focus on important stories and those columnists that interest me the most. Still, this is the place to go for info on the most important channel for reaching new prospects on the web — the search engines.
Longtail.com
If Search Engine Land publishes too much, Long Tail publishes too little, probably because it’s the site of the editor of Wired magazine who focuses his publishing efforts there. But when he posts, Chris Anderson provides lots of interesting data and observations about the value of highly specialized services on the web, the so-called "Long Tail."
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Published on Monday, September 17, 2007
Hi Jakob. Why do you make stereotypical comments about "Most internet marketers?" Just like in your profession, there are good ones and there are bad.
Posted by: Jenna Ryan - TheMarketingShop.com
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
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a special "hi" to jakob nielsen!, who is my web idol for more than 10 years. ive learned lots of things from useit.com. lots of things changed in web since those days, but i still learn new things every time i visit his site!
thank you jakob
greetings from turkey
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Monday, September 24, 2007