Below is what happened in search today, as reported on
Search Engine Land and from other
places across the web.
From Search Engine Land:
Got A Great Organic SEO Tip? Pitch & Go To SMX Advanced!Last week, tickets sold out for our SMX Advanced show happening in Seattle on June 3 & 4. Nada tickets other than for our […]
Driving traffic - and ultimately sales - from local search is an opportunity for marketers who know the tactics, techniques and players unique to this rapidly growing, specialized internet marketing field. The goal of 1-in-5 searches is to find something locally, according to Yahoo!’s research.
SMX Local & Mobile is the only event 100% dedicated to […]
Last week, tickets sold out for our
SMX Advanced show
happening in Seattle on June 3 & 4. Nada tickets other than for our
Developer Day and
expo passes.
But I have exactly one chance for someone seeking a full access pass to still
go. You can take part in the
Give
It Up session on the last day. Greg Boser is coordinating […]
by Mike Moran
I’m old, so I have seen many different battlegrounds come and go in search marketing. Keywords, Links, Content. Multi-media is the one raging now. But which one is next? It could be personalization. It could be mobile. It could also be design.
I hope you were paying attention to this space earlier this week […]
There’s a ton of search-related news and intrigue coming out of the Dow Jones “All Things D” conference in Southern California. Let’s start with the ridiculous remark from IAC’s chief Barry Diller that “Google is irrelevant to us.” That’s only true if Diller doesn’t care about search revenue. Google is essentially the source of that […]
by Stoney deGeyter
I remember when favicons first started to appear, it was like, hey, how cool is that. But now they are so common that I hardly notice them anymore. Well, no, that’s not exactly true. I do notice them, and like them, it’s just that I’m not surprised to see them anymore. But I […]
by Sage Lewis
C-Level people are spending more time on line. Historically consumers of traditional media, C-Level people are now incorporating online media into their daily routine. Comscore data is out and it shows Google going up, up, up and Yahoo going down, down, down. No surprise there. Microsoft is now less […]
During the past year-plus of working with scores of small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) on testing and then launching online video advertising campaigns, we have compiled a short list of common myths associated with online video advertising, implications for search and what it means to the SMB sector.
Gleaned from our own experiences, as […]
Today, if you visit Google, you may notice a special logo commemorating the anniversary of the first ascent of Mount Everest. As most of you know, Mount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth. Today, 55 years earlier, on May 29, 1953 at 11:30 a.m. local time Edmund Hillary from New […]
Search Engine Land ran a reader survey recently to help our advertisers know who comes to the site. Now I have a different one that I’d really encourage everyone to take. This is designed so that we know what readers like in terms of content and how we can improve things going forward. It’s fast […]