Our first SMX Brazil conference ran last week, and by most accounts was quite a success, with over 500 attendees. Search Engine Land columnist Sara Holoubek was there, and offers her thoughts on both the conference itself and the reactions of other attendees in SMX Sao Paulo Wrap Up.
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Today’s search engine marketing news and opinion: Search Ad Tools Help Manage Complexity; Real-Time Analytics with Woopra; Yahoo Adds Speed, Smarts, and Languages to Safari Plug-In, Inquisitor; and more. Read Original Post Here
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6 Common Website Mistakes That Are Costing You Money As I’m reviewing company websites to prepare for our August SEO Training Class, I’m struck by how often […]
As I’m reviewing company websites to prepare for our August SEO Training Class, I’m struck by how often I see the same website mistakes.
Since we’ve been offering the SEO classes over the past 7 months, we’ve reviewed over 40 websites. In each class of 6 online marketers, there’s never a dearth of problems to […]
The Google Reader Blog announced they have added a few features to improve the flexibility of sharing your feeds with your friends. With the new feature, you can now manage your “Friends list” in Google Reader, separate from your Gmail chat contacts.
Why is that important? Well, when Google Reader first released friend share […]
Earlier this year, we reported that YouTube said they will be providing live streaming features by the end of 2008. According to a new report at Silicon Alley Insider, YouTube now says they will not be releasing live streaming this year and likely not even next year.
A source told Silicon Alley Insider that Google […]
India’s National Newspaper reports that India’s Supreme Court is suing Google, Yahoo and Microsoft for allowing “sex selection” ads. India has a law that does not allow the sale or advertisement of services that allow people to pick the sex of their unborn child. India has virtually stopped all advertisements on TV, newsprint […]
The Virtual Earth blog wrote about how Live Search Maps can have sponsored ads, as icons or logos, embedded directly in the local results. This is a feature Google had at least since August 2006 and Google Earth had since February 2007. I am not sure how long Live Search Maps had these […]
by Sage Lewis
What do Google, SERPs and Cartier all have in common? They are all “In the News” this week. Sage encourages us to check out Google’s new tool Google Insights as well as Cartier’s My Space page. Google Insights allows you to search for what people are well, searching for and […]
by Stoney deGeyter
So many people are obsessed with Google. And as far as that goes, there is good reason to be. Google is the largest search engine that gets the most searches and delivers far more traffic than any other engine. But I’m not one to watch Google on a hyper-obsessive level. I’m just as […]