Search Headlines & Links: July 17, 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 Planning Mobile Media Search Engine?
    Google is reportedly planning to launch a mobile media search engine to help consumers find and buy ringtones, games and other mobile content.
  • Microsoft Adds Ask Sponsored Listings to Office Live Ad Management
    Using adManager, small businesses can buy and manage search ads from a simplified interface. Previously, the ad options were Microsoft’s MSN Network and Live Search.
  • Google to Offer Hosted Custom Site Search for Businesses
    Google has launched a program offering small businesses hosted site search with its Google Custom Search Business Edition, an enhanced version of its Custom Search Engine (CSE) service launched last fall.
  • BidClix Closing Doors July 31
    BidClix, recently purchased by aQuantive, will cease to exist on July 31.
  • Best of the Web announces B2BSoftware.com
    Best of the Web has expanded their offerings by entering the vertical search market with the launch of B2Bsoftware.com.
  • It Takes More Than A Village
    As anyone publishing a web site knows, you have a front row seat when it comes to observing a multitude of visitor behaviors. Yet, when it comes to advertising, we continue to profile site visitors in such an unsophisticated manner.
  • SEW Experts: Creating Synergy in Your SEO Efforts
    Mark Jackson discusses the key components of successful SEO, showing you how on-site optimization efforts work together to accomplish a common goal.
  • SEW Experts: Don’t Panic Over Sudden Traffic Changes
    Aaron Shear tries to ease the fears of a sudden algorithmic traffic change. Shear has been there, done that, and provides some advice for meeting panic from the executive suite.

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