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Why Digg’s Worth $200 Mllion or More to Google
Digg IPO? No. Digg FSBO. For Sale By Owner. Again. The auction for social search engine Digg begins when Microsoft and Google make their bid. Both search engines…
SEW Experts: Has Google Already Won?
With the imminent demise of Yahoo and Ask.com, Google seems to have cemented its near-total control of search. The monopolization of our…
SEW Experts: Sales and Your Search Marketing Agency – Part 1
Now that you know how to win the right search marketing clients, it’s time to look at one of the most important…
SEW Experts: Social Media Meets Local Search
Despite the growing traffic to social networks, local search tools for users of those sites are surprisingly few and far between. That…
UNC Student Body President Eve Carson Shot, Killed: The Way We Live Now
UNC Chapel Hill senior Eve Carson was shot and killed early Wednesday morning. Police are calling the murder a random act of…
AdWords Annouces, Explains Load Time Usage In Quality Score
The Adwords blog just announced the details of the inclusion of page load times in calculating Quality Score. This is an important…
Search Headlines & Links: March 6, 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…
EU Approval of Google’s DoubleClick Acquisition is Imminent
The EU is reportedly planning to approve Google’s $3.1 billion acquisition of online advertising powerhouse DoubleClick. Though the Commission gave itself an…
Ask.com Remains Committed to Search
The reports of Ask.com's death have been exaggerated. The company remains committed to its search technology, and is not throwing in the…
Google Serves Up Search Within Search Results
Yesterday, Google announced that it is rolling out its new Search within a Site feature. When searching for specific sites instead of…
Ask.com Stands Behind Search
The reports of Ask.com’s death have been exaggerated. Despite widely circulated reports to the contrary, Ask.com remains committed to search, and not…
Has Yahoo Lost Its Yodel?
Exclusive Yahoo-Microsoft inside scoop from former Yahoo employee Erik Qualman. One of the first Yahoo 2,000.
SEW Experts: Has Yahoo Lost Its Yodel?
It seems like only yesterday that Yahoo was the darling of the Web. Is Jerry Yang really ready to throw in the…
SEW Experts: SEO Link Building: Budget Stretcher for Online Retail and E-Commerce Sites
Let’s face it: most e-commerce sites primarily consist of a shopping cart on steroids. Whether you’re selling clothing, car parts, luggage, or…
Average Search CPC Data by Category for February 2008
Cost-per-click data by vertical category in search in the US.
Search Headlines & Links: March 5, 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…
Yahoo Launches Fire Eagle: Location Sharing
Yahoo has joined the companies working on helping people stay connected through location technology, the company announced today. They have launched Fire…
Discovery’s Science Channel Has Good New Series On Internet
Former editor and writer for Wired John Heileman shares his insights into the development of the Internet. This is no softball show…
Health Vertical: License and Be Found
Another health vertical, Mindsite, was quietly reported in the Seattle PI venture blog yesterday. Founder David Eraker explained that “information is often…
The Beginning of the End? Or the End of the Beginning?
In the end, searches are still up; search revenues are still strong; and the sky isn't falling. Universal or blended search means…
Microsoft Research Unveils Three New Search Projects
Yesterday at TechFest, Microsoft Research unveiled three projects designed to enhance a user’s search experience. Two projects, SearchTogether and CoSearch, are aimed…
Yahoo Fires Back
Yahoo retaliated in the ongoing saga of Microsoft’s hostile takeover attempt today by extending the deadline for nominations of its board of…
Yahoo Desperately Seeking Suitor: Time Warner
Yahooo’s desperately seeking a suitor. With a Microsoft proxy battle expected soon, Time Warner’s emerging as a white knight for the Sunnyvale…
Google: The Spy Who Loved Me
Dr. Hal Varian, Google’s chief economist and occasional Freakonomics Blog guest blogger, posted “Why data matters” on the official Google blog, cross-posted…
SEW Experts: The Beginning of the End? Or the End of the Beginning?
ComScore’s recent data showing flat paid search growth for Google led many in the media to declare that the paid search sky…
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