Search Headlines & Links: June 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:

  • Google Adds Content Network Transparency
    Since its Content Network launched, advertisers have been asking Google for a way to get a better idea of where their ads appear, and get more control over the display of their ads on specific sites.
  • Google Defends Data-Retention Practices
    In response to an E.U. Article 29 Working Party investigation, Google has changed its data retention policies again.
  • EveryZing – Beyond Podcasting
    The multimedia search and advertising platform is extending their market offering beyond podcasts.
  • Flickr Adding 7 Languages To System Today
    The photo-sharing community hopes “to help the global Flickr community more easily explore, find, manage and share photos.”
  • Identifying a Google Penalty
    Often when a site loses its search rankings suddenly, a webmaster may not know the cause.
  • John Marshall Leaving Clicktracks
    John Marshall, founder and CEO of Clicktracks is leaving the company.
  • Younger Folks Like Ads More
    It turns out that 18-34 year olds are not as opposed to being sold to as we all thought.
  • SEW Experts: Web Site Architecture Structured for Success
    Mark Jackson reviews the benefits of creating a search engine friendly information architecture prior to Web site construction.
  • SEW Experts: Redesigning Your Small Business Web Site
    Carrie Hill offers a checklist to help small businesses considering a site redesign know why, when and how to do it.

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