Search Headlines & Links: Feb. 6, 2007

Want a snapshot of the day’s search marketing news? Here we’ve collected today’s top news stories posted to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with search-related headlines from around the Web:

From the SEW Blog:

  • Mywaves Adds Personalized Mobile Video Search
    Video delivered to your phone based on keyword search is the essence of the new offering.
  • Super Bowl Advertisers Missed Opportunities
    How did Super Bowl TV advertisers integrate search into their media plan? Most of them did some search marketing, but very few did enough.
  • Eurekster Adds Community Features
    Personalized/social search provider Eurekster has launched several new community-based features to its swicki platform.
  • Google Enhances Its “Link:” Command at Webmaster Central
    Google’s enhancement of its “Link:” operator allows researchers to discover many of the links that Google has indexed as pointing to a particular URL.
  • Take the Jupiter/ClickZ Search Marketing Survey
    The ClickZ Network, which includes Search Engine Watch, and JupiterResearch are now conducting our semi-annual Search Marketing 2007 executive survey.
  • Linkbait Rules As Linkbait — Masterful
    Andy Hagans has successfully baited links from several search marketing blogs with his Ultimate Guide to Linkbaiting and Social Media Marketing.
  • Niched or Vertical Approach Popular in Chinese Search
    In the last 30 days, both Yahoo and MSN have announced vertical initiatives into the Chinese market.
  • What’s Serendipity?
    When you find a story you wouldn’t have normally read, that’s called serendipity in the newspaper world. The WSJ says serendipity is alive and well at online newspapers too.
  • All The Code — New Search Engine for Programmers
    The source code search engine for the Java language has lots of development of its own ahead.

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