Search Headlines & Links: August 15, 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:

  • Retailers Not Paying Enough Attention to SEO
    A new study from Oneupweb finds that the Top 100 retailers are not paying enough attention to SEO for their Web sites.
  • SES Advisory Board Members Named
    Today, the first group of 15 advisors has been named to the SES Advisory Board, focusing on the U.S. Search Engine Strategies events.
  • Market Motive – A new option for learning about Online Marketing
    John Marshall, Michael Stebbins, and Avinash Kaushik announced today the founding of Market Motive, a new venture which aims to provide a variety of online educational services focused on online marketing.
  • Aaron Wall Looks Inside Mind Of Google Engineer
    Using a much more educated and sarcastic spin on the New York Times article about Google’s search engineers, Aaron Wall has given some insight into many of the factors Google engineers deal with.
  • Yahoo! Local Gets a Facelift
    Many of these changes represent a new effort to bring out user generated content, and to motivate users to participate in user reviews.
  • Women of SEO Luncheon Monday August 20
    Li Evans at Marketing Gurus is organizing a Women of Search luncheon Monday August 20 during SES.
  • SES: The Benefits of Repeat Visits
    According to Craig Paddock, who has attended 17 consecutive U.S. SES events, there are benefits for repeat visitors.
  • Dynamic URLs and Crawlers
    There has long been a myth out there that search engine crawlers don’t like dynamic web pages. A better way to say it is that search engine crawlers don’t really like lots of parameters on URLs.
  • SEW Experts: Google vs. the World
    Kevin Ryan is here to tell you that privacy is dead and your future lies in everyone else’s hands.
  • SEW Experts: Survey-Based Customer Satisfaction Tool
    Eric Enge tells you about a Web-based tool that can help you learn what customers think about your site, and which areas are in need of an upgrade.

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