Search Headlines & Links: August 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:

  • American Airlines Suing Google Over Trademark Violation
    Seems American Airlines has not read about previous law suits over trademark terms as keywords.
  • Golf Course Search Engine Helps Find Your Way Out of the Rough
    I see a time when many such engines exist, along side a portal or community dedicated to the particular niche
  • Google Explains its Wireless Dreams
    Google posted to its Public Policy Blog last night to share its ambitions around the upcoming “white space” auction the FCC will hold to sell off unused TV spectrum.
  • Google Changes Link Building Wording, Recips Could Be Okay
    It is interesting that Google is now stating that excessive reciprocal links are bad, not all recip links.
  • Google, Yahoo Launch Click Fraud Resource Centers
    Google and Yahoo each launched new resource centers to educate advertisers about the dangers of click fraud and the efforts being made to prevent it.
  • The site you are buying links from is not Yahoo!
    Even carefully chosen sites that you buy links from must be treated very differently than Yahoo.
  • SEW Experts: Link Building for Large Corporate Sites
    Chris Boggs gives you a quick course in advanced link building for enterprise-level SEO projects.
  • SEW Experts: This Just In, Google Recruits Local Sales Force
    Gregg Stewart gives you a heads up on Google Local Business Referrals and continues his review of local search strategies by covering underutilized local media sources.

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