Below is what happened in search today, as reported on
Search Engine Land and from other
places across the web.
From Search Engine Land:
You Can Search TechmemeYou can now search for past Techmeme articles directly on the site or at http://techmeme.com/search/. Techmeme’s founder, Gabe Rivera, announced the new feature today at his blog. He explained that the Techmeme […]
You can now search for past Techmeme articles directly on the site or at http://techmeme.com/search/.
Techmeme’s founder, Gabe Rivera, announced the new feature today at his blog. He explained that the Techmeme search engine only searches full headlines on Techmeme, in reverse chronological order but not "discussions" listed under the headlines.
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Today’s search engine marketing news and opinion: Don’t Hire a Butcher to do a Baker’s Job; WebMD CEO Fights Off Google Health Virus with SEO; Social Media Marketing in an Enterprise Environment; and more. Read Original Post Here
The Yahoo Search Marketing blog announced that they have released several minor updates to make the use of the search ad console easier for advertisers to work with. Here is a list of changes and enhancements made to the system:
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Another ratings service shows Google hitting an all-time high for search
share in the United States. This is according to April 2008 search share stats
from Nielsen Online that were
released (PDF)
today. Last week, Hitwise also reported Google hitting a new record. Microsoft
also dips below the 10 percent mark for the first time.
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by Jennifer Laycock
Yesterday I spent the day at a small conference here in Columbus put on by Ohio Web Leaders. They’d asked me to come and speak about blogging for business and blog marketing to a mix of small business, PR types and in-house marketers. Now I always try to break things down into every […]
by Diane Aull
There’s a lot of buzz lately about “social media.”
People are saying effective participation in sites such as StumbleUpon, Facebook and del.icio.us can lead to increased traffic, more customers and a stronger online reputation for you.
But what if you don’t want these things? Here are a few tips guaranteed to help you alienate potential […]
Yesterday at Google HQ in Mountain View, during the Q&A session following the discussion of Google Health, a reporter sneaked in a question about Microsoft-Yahoo. Marissa Mayer declined to answer the question, as Google CEO Eric Schmidt and co-founders Brin and Page were mulling their collective response to the new and reduced Microsoft overture (pun […]
US Senator, Joe Lieberman, asked Google’s Eric Schmidt to remove terrorist videos, including those of Al-Qaeda, to be removed from YouTube. In response, Google has removed some of these videos.
Lieberman, in his role as the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs explained “Islamist terrorist organizations rely extensively on the […]
by Stoney deGeyter
Over the past several weeks I’ve been writing about duplicate content. Today’s post wraps up the series that started with my theories on duplicate content penalties, where I explained the different types of duplicate content that the search engines find. Over the course of the series (see links to all posts at the […]