At Search Engine Strategies in San Jose last week, ClickZ editor Matthew Nelson saw lots of evidence of the interaction between search with other media, including offline media. He shares his experiences at ClickZ News in "Search and Offline Marketing Converge at SES San Jose."
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>>Blog: searchenginewatch
>>Publish Date: 8/28/2007 7:00:34 AM
>>Keywords: search offline
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