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Ad/Content Compatibility

Clicked on a link in a BusinessWeek.com e-mail newsletter this morning, and landed in the publication’s video center. Was pleased to see…

By rumo · 24 Mar 2006

SEO

Social Bookmarking Made Easy By Socializer

I reported on a tool named Socializer, an automated social bookmarking service that you can easily add to your content. This service…

By Barry Schwartz · 22 Mar 2006

SEO

Amazon Changes “Did You Mean?” Result For “Abortion” Query

Wired News reports that Amazon has changed the way to handles the search query “abortion.” In that past, Amazon would place a…

By Barry Schwartz · 21 Mar 2006

SEO

Esther on Goodmail

Tech investor Esther Dyson weighs in on the AOL/Goodmail debate with an editorial in the New York Times (registration req.) today. Venerable…

By rumo · 17 Mar 2006

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Clusty Adds Search Feature To Help Cluster Results For End User

Clusty, a search engine that is focused on clustering results, has added a new feature according to ResourceShelf that makes viewing clustered…

By Barry Schwartz · 17 Mar 2006

SEO

Growth in Ad Spending Led by Internet in 2005

Advertising on the Internet increased by 23.3 percent in 2005, compared to the previous year. The data are from preliminary figures released…

By rumo · 16 Mar 2006

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Bluefly’s Handbag Catfight

Bluefly’s launched a new lead-gen promotional campaign, the IT-Bag-a-Day Giveaway. They’re giving away 45 “to-die-for” designer bags between now and the end…

By rumo · 15 Mar 2006

SEO

Ultimate Googling with Advanced Dork Firefox Extension

Search Engine Journal covers at new Firefox extension named Advanced Dork that enables advanced Google searches with a right click on your…

By Barry Schwartz · 14 Mar 2006

SEO

iOffer Pokes Fun at eBay

eBay is a tough one to compete with, but an easy target. While P2P commerce site iOffer might not follow an auction…

By rumo · 10 Mar 2006

SEO

Didn’t Get That Wedding Gift? Blame The Search Engines!

Search engines are appearing to be indexing gift registries and ranking them well enough to be found by unsuspecting online consumers. This…

By Barry Schwartz · 10 Mar 2006