Search Headlines & Links: September 24, 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:

  • IMNY Charity Event Scheduled for October 15
    The Internet Marketers of New York are holding a charity event on October 15. The event will help raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
  • Compete Search Analytics Now Live
    Compete’s pay-as-you-go Search Analytics service, which was announced last month at SES San Jose, is now live.
  • DoubleClick Launches Mobile Ad Serving
    Like its soon-to-be parent company Google did last week with AdSense for Mobile, DoubleClick today launched a new mobile ad serving product, DoubleClick Mobile.
  • Google’s Growing Searches? FT(P) That.
    Ever FTP’ed a news analysis? Transfer this to Financial Times Piffle file: “Growing Google searches for the right balance.”
  • Yahoo Under-represented at IAB
    One unintended consequence of the departure of Wenda Harris Millard from Yahoo is that Yahoo no longer holds a seat on the board of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB).
  • Interview of Usability Guru Jakob Nielsen
    Known as one of the foremost usability gurus in the world, Jakob also has a keen understanding of SEO.
  • Google SERPs Promoting Google Book Links
    It seems Google search results are promoting the Google Books product.
  • SEW Experts: Branding Steers Search Beyond Direct Response
    Matt Spiegel discusses the myths of direct response advertising. If CMOs build brands, who does direct response? White mice, search marketers, and Pavlov’s dogs?

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