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		By: &#187; LdW 3: Sales Funnel, Contextual Search, Social Media » Rascasse GmbH &#8211; Agentur und Beratung für Digitale Innovationen		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[...] Kontext innerhalb der Suchanfrage  &#8211; nicht nur ein neues Buzzword. Ross Dawson gibt einen Überblick: The 9 kinds of context that will define contextual search. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Kontext innerhalb der Suchanfrage  &#8211; nicht nur ein neues Buzzword. Ross Dawson gibt einen Überblick: The 9 kinds of context that will define contextual search. [&#8230;]</p>
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		By: Brijendra Dharampuria		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Brijendra Dharampuria]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[When we go for find out new information, talks about more and more latest and unique information but not discuss about its types. You capture our attention regarding this. Thanks to share thus awaysome article with us.  ]]></description>
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		By: SEO content marketing roundup, week ending January 19th &#124; SEO Copywriting		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[...] Dawson discusses the kinds of context that will define contextual search on his blog, and Lisa Barone addresses dumb SEO mistakes at Outspoken [...]]]></description>
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		By: Bruce Wayne		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Great article....I think one of the areas that a lot are missing has to do with VRM and how this effects context

We have built kleemi.com to try to fill the gap]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great article&#8230;.I think one of the areas that a lot are missing has to do with VRM and how this effects context</p>
<p>We have built kleemi.com to try to fill the gap</p>
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		By: Nicholas Davis		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hey Ross,

Like your work, important and inevitable shift in where search is going! I&#039;d add a couple more contexts which could be sub-categories:

* movement - if the device is on the move or not, or if it is in a location that indicates travel (sub cat of location)

* device purpose / account type - When I call Swisscom for tech support for by blackberry, they know it&#039;s a business phone. So the search context from my bb is likely to be quite different from that of my iPhone or iPad (sub cat of device)

* social location v alone - is there an indication (via geolocation or other cues) that the person is in a social setting such as a group outing, party, meeting etc? If so the interests of the broader group could be extremely relevant to the search context (sub cat of location)

* novel/new location - is this a regular location or a new one? If someone is in a city for the first time, searches are likely to be different (more immediately location-related perhaps) than if that person is in the lobby of a hotel they&#039;ve been to 5 times before (sub cat of location)

Hope all is well back in Oz... ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hey Ross,</p>
<p>Like your work, important and inevitable shift in where search is going! I&#8217;d add a couple more contexts which could be sub-categories:</p>
<p>* movement &#8211; if the device is on the move or not, or if it is in a location that indicates travel (sub cat of location)</p>
<p>* device purpose / account type &#8211; When I call Swisscom for tech support for by blackberry, they know it&#8217;s a business phone. So the search context from my bb is likely to be quite different from that of my iPhone or iPad (sub cat of device)</p>
<p>* social location v alone &#8211; is there an indication (via geolocation or other cues) that the person is in a social setting such as a group outing, party, meeting etc? If so the interests of the broader group could be extremely relevant to the search context (sub cat of location)</p>
<p>* novel/new location &#8211; is this a regular location or a new one? If someone is in a city for the first time, searches are likely to be different (more immediately location-related perhaps) than if that person is in the lobby of a hotel they&#8217;ve been to 5 times before (sub cat of location)</p>
<p>Hope all is well back in Oz&#8230; </p>
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