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As usual, companies will handle their AdWords campaigns through Google, but Salesforce takes over from there. When visitors and potential customers click through to the businesses' site, Google sends a message to Salesforce and identifies which specific keywords and search terms were used in the search query, and where visitors went throughout the site. Overall, the technology behind the SalesForce side of the deal comes from Kieden, a company that SalesForce acquired in 2006.

In other news on Tuesday, search engine company Ask.com has revealed an overhaul that includes a new user interface and a wider variety of content, including video search. Ask.com's new revamp of their site is the latest in a series of moves undertaken by the company as it bids to remain a player in the search segment, dominated by Google and Yahoo, and is aimed largely at making search a more visual experience for its users.

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