Search Headlines & Links: Feb. 12, 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:

  • Taggers Hitting the Mainstream
    There are enough people tagging now to (almost) call it mainstream.
  • Yahoo Outlines Keys to PPC Success: Test, Test, Test
    Michael Egan, senior director of content solutions, gives a run-down of the ad testing features available in Panama, and suggests that ad testing is a “must do.”
  • A Conversation with Google’s Director of Print Ads
    Tom Phillips, director of print ads at Google, was interviewed last week at a VC event in New York.
  • Yahoo Builds “Brickhouse”
    A Business Week story reveals Yahoo’s internal program to get more agile. Last week’s release of Pipes represents the first fruits.
  • More Sites Hitting Google’s Supplemental Index?
    Both Aaron Wall and Andy Hagans have posted tips to get a site out of Google’s supplemental index.
  • Voices of the Few
    The “voices of the few” seem to be setting the social search agenda, or at least influencing what we find on social sites.
  • Google Revamps Sitelinks
    Google has made some changes to the way it assigns and shows Sitelinks, the list of pages included under the search results for certain sites that have a clear directory structure.

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