Search Headlines & Links: September 20, 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 Launching New Custom Business Search Engine
    The new business edition of custom search comes with a sliding scale price tag.
  • Viacom Would Rather Not Sue, Chief Counsel Claims
    The chief counsel for Viacom said he hopes that a firm set of usage rules are developed and adhered to.
  • Microsoft Having Bad Week, Court Rules Against, Google and Lotus Giving Away Tools
    They must be feeling a little punchy at Microsoft this week.
  • Google To Stop Preannouncing Quality Score Algorithm Changes
    The insights into the changes being made to Google’s Quality Score algorithm will no longer be pre-announced – if they are detailed at all.
  • Marketing to the U.S. Hispanic Market
    Microsoft and MRM Worldwide are participating in an Advertising Week 2007 panel focused on the topic.
  • Zillow Lands ex-Googler and Zestimated $30M Follows
    Probably sheer coincidence: Zillow has raised another round — $30 million — on the heels of ex-Googler Vanessa Fox’s arrival in June.
  • Is Your Search Integrated Like Chunky Monkey?
    Integration in search is like integration of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream flavors. If you’re in the market for a search vendor, you might have something to learn from the boys in Vermont.
  • SEW Experts: Link Building for Local Search
    Justilien Gaspard imagines a search engine-free world. Would you still build “links” to increase local traffic? He shares some radical link building strategies for local search.

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