Search Headlines & Links: May 22, 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:

  • Universal Search and SEM
    Google’s move to a “universal search” model is bound to bring changes for both searchers and search marketers.
  • Marchex Teams with Fox for Latin Web Sites
    The potential of the Latin market is obviously not lost on the Marchex team.
  • Top Three SEO Mistakes
    SiteLogic’s Matt Bailey has distilled the essence of SEO into three common mistakes many businesses make.
  • Google Tracking Hot Trends
    Google has introduced Hot Trends, “sharing the hottest current searches with you in very close to real time.”
  • People Search Makes up 30% of All Searches
    This is yet another vertical search area where specialized search tools that access uniquely structured databases can do quite well.
  • Salesforce.com, Google Partnership Discussions
    This move is another direct challenge to Microsoft, which offers CRM products, but also could add an element to Google Analytics.
  • Google Is Big Brother
    The messages may be mixed, but the intent seems to be focused: “Total Global Domination.”
  • Changes at SEW: Moving Over Yonder
    SEW Editor Elisabeth Osmeloski is departing to join travel search start-up zonder.com.
  • SEW Experts: Blog Your Way to the Top
    In today’s au Natural column, Mark Jackson takes a look at the benefits of blogging on a corporate Web site.
  • SEW Experts: Convincing the Executive Team to Invest in SEO
    In today’s Big Biz column, Aaron Shear shares tips on how to get the executive management team to buy into the idea of search marketing.

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