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Google “Hack” Prevention

CNETAsia’s: Are you Google hack-proof?, offers several suggestions about how to keep material out of web engines. The author concludes the article with an important reminder since most…

By Gary Price · 05 Nov 2004

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Google Posts New Ad Guidelines

In September, I wrote that Google was going to finally expand publicly its guidelines covering ads. Those new guidelines have now gone…

By Danny Sullivan · 04 Nov 2004

Industry

UpSNAP and Looksmart Announce Partnership

UpSNAP, the SMS-based search tool Chris wrote about last month has announced a partnership with Looksmart. The company [UpSNAP] will offer its…

By Gary Price · 04 Nov 2004

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Topix.net and Citysearch Announce Partnership

Topix.net (a news resource I utilize several times each day) and Citysearch are announcing a deal today that will bring news headlines…

By Gary Price · 04 Nov 2004

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Search Marketing Beyond Google and Overture

When most people talk about pay per click (PPC) search engine advertising, Google and Overture (Yahoo!) take center stage. But in reality,…

By Dana Todd · 04 Nov 2004

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Interface Changes at Ask Jeeves Local

Mr. Jeeves has just introduced a couple of interface changes on his recently launched Local Search (beta) service. What’s new? + The…

By Gary Price · 03 Nov 2004

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Changes to Snap

On the Snap blog, Bill Gross lets us know about some changes to the appearance of his new search engine. We changed…

By Gary Price · 03 Nov 2004

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$30 Million Jump in Domestic Paid Search Ads at AOL

The Washington Post takes a look at the Time Warner earnings announcement in: Time Warner Sets Aside Legal Reserve. On Paid Search…

By Gary Price · 03 Nov 2004

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Large Publisher Comments on Working with Google

The UK’s Daily Mail reports that publisher and database provider, Reed Elsevier “has called a truce” with Google. I wonder if Google…

By Gary Price · 03 Nov 2004

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Happy Graduation to the Google Deskbar, Googleviewer.com

Google has just posted an update to the Google Labs page to let us know that the Google Deskbar has graduated from…

By Gary Price · 03 Nov 2004

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Questions For Yahoo Spam/Content Police?

Tim Converse manages Yahoo Search’s “content classification” group. Those are the people who among other things try to automatically determine what’s search…

By Danny Sullivan · 03 Nov 2004

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Googlewhacking Adventure Comes To New York

Last year, a search marketing colleague from the US came out to visit me here in the UK. After showing her the…

By Danny Sullivan · 03 Nov 2004

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Tuning up your Skills in the Web Search Garage

Every now and then a book comes along that's a must-read for every serious searcher, and Tara Calishain's Web Search Garage falls…

By Chris Sherman · 03 Nov 2004

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PageRank Goes From 5 to 7

Just one day after RustyBrick at Search Engine Roundtable pointed out a press release (he calls it one the funniest he’s ever…

By Gary Price · 02 Nov 2004

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Most Search Marketers Unsophisticated

Another bit of catch-up from last week, news of a report from JupiterResearch that finds search marketers still have a lot of…

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Nov 2004

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Special Logos for Election Day

Both Ask Jeeves and Google have special logos for Election Day 2004 in the U.S. Clicking the Ask Jeeves logo searches for…

By Gary Price · 02 Nov 2004

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Semel: Yahoo Working on Desktop Search

No surprise here. While speaking at an investment conference on Monday, Yahoo’s CEO Terry Semel said his company is building a desktop…

By Gary Price · 02 Nov 2004

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The Search Engine Update – Number 184 – November 2, 2004

Search Engine Watch editor Danny Sullivan's recap of top search engine stories from late October 2004.

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Nov 2004

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The Sophisticated Search Marketer

A new report from JupiterResearch finds that many search marketers have yet to become sophisticates in how they conduct search marketing campaigns…

By Danny Sullivan · 02 Nov 2004

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Local Search: Missing Pieces Falling into Place

Some pundits claim that the paid search market has peaked, but new research tells a different story, suggesting that local search is…

By Greg Sterling · 02 Nov 2004

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New Look and Services at Findory

Personalized news tool Findory is online with a new look and several new services. You can learn more from Findory’s CEO Greg…

By Gary Price · 01 Nov 2004

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Microsoft Prepares Massive Marketing Campaign for New Search Engine

Can traditional consumer-facing marketing/advertising do anything to help gain search market share from a company, Google, that has used very little of…

By Gary Price · 01 Nov 2004

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Another Google Bug Reported

Reports of bugs in Google’s services seem to be appearing on a daily basis. The good news is that the company has…

By Gary Price · 01 Nov 2004

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Topix.net User Survey: Bush ahead of Kerry by 13%

File in your “just for fun” folder. The gang over at Topix.net have released results from an unscientific poll to find out…

By Gary Price · 01 Nov 2004

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Microsoft Help Promotes Google Web Search

Doing some news catch up and came across this interesting item from InfoWorld last week: Google helps promote Windows XP. It’s about…

By Danny Sullivan · 01 Nov 2004

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