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OLYMPIC MEDALS: The Los Angeles Times cites HubDub —but not BetFair, TradeSports, NewsFutures, or YooPick.
Los Angeles Times Could it be because the journalist had googled “Olympics” for his/her research? HubDub is the only prediction exchange whose prediction market webpages are indexed well by Google. SEO is key for marketing and P.R., folks —you see … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Internet Marketing - Internet Commerce, Internet Usability
Tagged Google Search, Google Web Search, HubDub, Internet Usability, Los Angeles Times, Olympic Games, Olympic medals, Olympics, prediction markets, Search Engine Optimization, Search Engines, SEO
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Predict Olympic medal counts on YooPick.
Cross posted from Oddhead Blog. We’ve just added a new feature to Yoopick especially for Frenchmen Chris and Emile and citizens of nineteen other countries to place their swagor* on how many medals their country will win. We’ve argued that … Continue reading