Search Headlines & Links: January 23, 2008

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:

  • Search Engine Stocks Taking A Beating
    Across the board, the search engines are being hit just as bad as every other stock on the international exchanges.
  • Interview: Craig Newmark on Online Real Estate Part 2
    Part 2 of Promediacorp CEO Avi Wilensky’s one-on-one with Craig Newmark on online real estate.
  • Microsoft Launches New Ad Campaign for Live Search
    In the spirit of its Ms. Dewey experiment, Microsoft has launched a new site, Left vs. Right, which pits opponents from two sides of the political spectrum.
  • Google Turns to Publicis to Increase its Madison Avenue Savvy
    Google and Publicis are more than a year into a relationship where Google’s technology smarts and Publicis’ media planning expertise are being shared to the benefit of both companies.
  • Baidu Sets Out to Conquer Japan
    China’s most popular search engine has launched its long-anticipated Japanese portal.
  • SEW Experts: There’s More to Keyword Strategy Than the Long Tail
    Choosing which keywords you want to chase in your SEO strategy can be a challenging task. Go after terms that are too competitive, and you might not get there in time, or at all. Go after terms that are easier to rank high for, and you’re likely to get there much faster, but at what cost?
  • SEW Experts: A Gloomy Searchonomic Forecast
    A step back shouldn’t equate to repeating past mistakes. Much in the same way our weak dollar and inevitable recession can’t be remedied by short-term tax rebates and cutting interest rates, Yahoo can’t get fixed by cutting off its arm to spite its face.

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