Search Headlines & Links: December 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:

  • Who’s Google Taking On with Knols?
    It seems Google’s goal with Knol is to take back some of the traffic that Wikipedia is getting from Google searches
  • Is Google The Borg or Big Brother
    Google is growing and the question of whether or not it has become too invasive (or persuasive) is one that needs to be answered now.
  • Sep Kamvar Discusses Personalization
    According to Google’s engineering lead for personalization, the personalization algorithms currently in use by Google currently use two signals: search history and location.
  • SEW Experts: Search Marketing Skills: Tips, No Tricks
    What are the most important skills needed to break into the search business?
  • SEW Experts: B2B Marketing, Road Rules for Content Advertising
    B2B marketing is tough. B2B search marketing is even tougher. The most challenging form of B2B marketing, without a question, is content advertising.
  • AdSense Ad Review: Good for Advertisers?
    AdSense publishers will be able to view ads that advertisers have directed to their sites via Placement Targeting, and choose to block ads they don’t feel are “relevant” to their site visitors.
  • Still Tough To Find Videos!
    Despite all the search options available, only 33% of consumers find videos to watch through search engines.

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