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  1. Running Lean With AdWords

    And it concerns AdWords, so I’m going to pick on that bit in this column. While the numbers are admittedly too low to be conclusive, they do show that the first headline that trumpets “Men’s Jeans | Jean Shoppe” is more than 50 percent more...

  2. How to Configure Analytics for Your Small Business Website

    We'll assume you're using Google Analytics for the rest of this column, but most of the advice will be the same for whichever package you use. How you organize these makes no difference as far as the hard numbers are concerned, but can make a big...

  3. The MEGA List of Free and Paid SEO Tools the Professionals Use [Best of SEW 2010 #3”

    Our countdown continues today with our No.column, which originally was published on September 14. Google Trends for Websites -- An easy to use tool that can profile estimated traffic to almost any website (given sufficient traffic numbers) and...

  4. The Second Life Tinfoil Hat Theory Part 5: A Skylight Suddenly Appears (But Search is Still Broken.)

    Sometimes, when you write a weekly column, the news breaks just before press time. I'll be honest- last week's column took me forever- by the time I was done I was *done*. People are still dubious about virtual worlds, despite the hard numbers of...

  5. Search Engine Land Disses SEM Bid Management Software

    Nick Abramovic, the column writer, posts "With these bidding systems being rules-based, they require account managers to make customizations". Say agencies may be motivated by a percentage of spend and "may" not be on top of conversion costs, but a...

  6. SearchDay | Use Online Public Relations for Link Marketing

    Assembling Your Landing Page Optimization Dream Team, Part 1 BY THE NUMBERS The success of your testing program relies heavily on the cooperation of many people in your organization. Nov 13, 2008 Welcome to the new home of discussions related to...

  7. SEW Experts: Coherency in Landing Page Testing

    In today's By the Numbers column, "Coherency in Landing Page Testing," Tim Ash shows how this can lead visitors to respond to incoherent pages with a variety of gut reactions, and none of them are flattering.