Search Headlines & Links: June 4, 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 Launches Quality-Based Pricing
    Tonight, Yahoo Search Marketing began to roll out quality-based pricing across its sponsored search and contextual listings marketplaces
  • Yahoo Launches Search Marketing Commercial API Program
    Yahoo is starting a three-tiered Search Marketing Commercial API program.
  • NY Times Goes Deep on Google
    An article in Sunday’s New York Times goes in-depth with Google’s Amit Singhal, one of the Google engineers on the search quality team primarily responsible for building, maintaining and tweaking its ranking algorithm.
  • Portfolio Based Bid Management vs. Keyword Based
    Eric Enge talks with Efficient Frontier’s CTO about how a portfolio based approach provides better results than the classic approach of measuring and acting on the ROI on a keyword by keyword basis.
  • 360i in Management Buyout
    Innovation Interactive, which houses search and interactive shop 360i and search tools provider SearchIgnite, has gone solo, via a management-led buyout from Japanese parent company Livedoor.
  • Microsoft Planning Next Search Engine?
    Microsoft is rumored to have “gathered a team of twenty or more ‘rock star’ developers” to build its “next-generation” search engine.
  • SEW Experts: Setting Campaign Goals and Metrics for Success
    Tony Wright explains the importance of setting initial metrics for success, especially for those new to search.
  • AdWords Bolding Synonyms
    AdWords is now bolding the expanded match terms in the ads.

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