The future of search may all be in your mind

SEW | Daily Aug 17, 2016 Today on SEW, we interview Scott Rummler the creator of the world's first web-based brainwave application, ESPforMe. It allows a user with an EEG headset to perform basic search functions remotely over the web using their thoughts alone. We had a few questions for Scott around the practical implications of ESPforMe and its place in the future of search… Today's Top Story Q&A: ESPforMe's Scott Rummler on how the future of search may all be in your mind What do you imagine is the future of search? by Christopher Ratcliff Development Five ways analysts can take their skills to the next level As I've been writing about tools and tactics quite a bit lately, I thought for this month's column I'd take a step back and share some ideas on how you can become a better analyst. Read more by Adam Singer PPC What is game theory and can it be applied to PPC marketing? 1-800 Contacts is in trouble because it was applying game theory to improve their PPC results. Read more by Larry Kim SEO Five common website redesign and rebranding mistakes to avoid Far too often I see brands migrating over to a new web design or new domain name without considering their current SEO standing, and therefore completely undermining all their previous efforts which helped them become an authority figure in their industry. Read more by Rhys Davies Latest Report The State of Digital – Shift London 2016 report In May 2016, more than 500 marketers attended the inaugural Shift London conference. The two-day event featured more than 50 speakers at a total of 40 sessions, and welcomed marketers from all over the world. This report distils some of the key takeaways of the event into one guide, courtesy of ClickZ Intelligence.   Free Download     →   Unsubscribe Unsubscribe from SEW Update subscription preferences Useful links Promote your business Submit a job 55 Broad Street, 22nd Floor New York, NY 10004 sales@searchenginewatch.com feedback@searchenginewatch.com Copyright ® 2016 Search Engine Watch. All rights reserved. You received this email because you subscribed to Search Engine Watch. Add us to your address book