Comments on: Chinese keyword research tool http://www.china-online-marketing.com/blog/keyword-research/chinese-keyword-research-tool/ Sat, 28 Jan 2012 14:18:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Steven Chow http://www.china-online-marketing.com/blog/keyword-research/chinese-keyword-research-tool/comment-page-1/#comment-1370 Steven Chow Thu, 25 Feb 2010 04:20:55 +0000 http://www.china-online-marketing.com/?p=695#comment-1370 Hi Andy, That is very interesting. A few days back I found the same thing when I search "office furniture in Harbin", many business listed on google map seems knew nothing about google at all. It was not hard to understand that though, at the early stage of alibaba, they search and add company information on alibaba, when the cake and market grow, the free membership turn to be paid one. I guess that google map must use the same strategy. Hi Andy,

That is very interesting. A few days back I found the same thing when I search “office furniture in Harbin”, many business listed on google map seems knew nothing about google at all.

It was not hard to understand that though, at the early stage of alibaba, they search and add company information on alibaba, when the cake and market grow, the free membership turn to be paid one. I guess that google map must use the same strategy.

]]> By: andy http://www.china-online-marketing.com/blog/keyword-research/chinese-keyword-research-tool/comment-page-1/#comment-1348 andy Tue, 23 Feb 2010 15:26:43 +0000 http://www.china-online-marketing.com/?p=695#comment-1348 i searched for second hand bike in chinese on google .cn's site the other day. the first link with map and phonenumber elevated above other links was a description of a second hand bike market in North Haidian in Beijing. I went out there and found out that it was a small shack run by laobaoxing from Hunan selling ten or so bikes from their basement. The woman I had spoken to on the phone was the wife of the guy in the shack. How can that be? They had no idea about google adwords.... Is it evidence that google.cn 's addword concept is not working in China since Baidu is so big on this? Or is there some weird way that google.cn rates these links that is connected to a third party with random priority?? On google.com there would be millions of large scale second hand bike stores sitting on the first thousands of links. I was so surprised when I found out who was behind this link. i searched for second hand bike in chinese on google .cn’s site the other day. the first link with map and phonenumber elevated above other links was a description of a second hand bike market in North Haidian in Beijing. I went out there and found out that it was a small shack run by laobaoxing from Hunan selling ten or so bikes from their basement. The woman I had spoken to on the phone was the wife of the guy in the shack. How can that be? They had no idea about google adwords…. Is it evidence that google.cn ‘s addword concept is not working in China since Baidu is so big on this? Or is there some weird way that google.cn rates these links that is connected to a third party with random priority?? On google.com there would be millions of large scale second hand bike stores sitting on the first thousands of links. I was so surprised when I found out who was behind this link.

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