There is always one challenge that keeps even the best Internet marketing companyor the best Internet marketing service provider on his toes—Google.
The search engine giant always surprises and we are always left with no choice but to adjust.
This time around, Google makes more moves hinting at efforts to become more active e-commerce-wise. According to the Internet Retailer report, Google Play will now sell digital editions of titles like “Family Circle”, “EveryDay with Rachael Ray”, “Ladies’ Home Journal” and “Midwest Living”. Users on Google Play can also buy music, books and apps. Users can access this via desktop computers, tablets and of course, smartphones. Prices for the books start at 99 cents and magazines go for about $5.
For the uninitiated, Google Play is Google’s multi-media service combining services under Google Music, Google eBookstore and Android Market labels.
Meanwhile, Google-owned YouTube now makes available movies and TV shows for purchase. Available shows include those from Sony Pictures, NBC Universal and ABC Studios such as “Revenge”, “Parks & Recreation” and “Breaking Bad”. According to the YouTube announcement, “purchased movies and shows can be played back as many times as you like on YouTube.” Soon, this feature will also be available on Google TV devices.
This is a step from YouTube’s feature that lets users rent content and from the paid search ads on the popular video sharing website launched in April. This also comes at the heel of the Google Shopping program which will “phase out the free clicks that retailers enjoyed on Google Product Search listings.”
With the way Google is changing the landscape of Internet marketing, you’re definitely going to need the services of the best Internet marketing company to be able to keep up with the times.
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