Search Headlines & Links: October 1, 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:

  • Yahoo Sponsored Listings Allowing Site Blocking
    Yahoo announced it is broadening its Traffic Quality Features for its sponsored ads.
  • Microsoft Updates Top Ad Algorithm on Live Search
    Along with the recent organic ranking improvements Microsoft has made to Live Search, it has also tweaked the algorithm it uses to rank ads.
  • Has Change In Google PPC Algorithm Created New Budget Busting Possibilities?
    The current cost jumps in cost per clicks at Google may have created a way of pushing a bunch of your less savvy competitors out of the mix.
  • Yahoo Calls In Steve Jobs to Inspire VPs
    Instead of the rumored mass firing expected to take place at last week’s all-day meeting of top Yahoo execs in Sunnyvale, attendees were treated to real goals and concrete plans from company leadership, and a guest appearance from Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
  • Yahoo Expands Reach of OneSearch in Europe, Latin America
    Yahoo has doubled the reach of its oneSearch mobile search application by partnering with mobile provider Telefonica to make oneSearch the main search service on Telefonica’s mobile portals.
  • Why Index Size is Important
    Size does matter, at least when you’re talking about a search engine’s index size, up to a certain point.
  • SEW Experts: Breaking Down Silos: Specialization With Integration
    For any search marketer working with large enterprises or agencies, integration is the toughest job they face. It can make changing bids on thousands of keywords seem like child’s play.

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