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Google Says AdWords Not Basing Keyword Prices On Conversion Metrics

I reported this morning at SERoundtable that AdWordsAdvisor Denies Google Uses Conversion Tracking & Analytics To Determine Minimum Bids. Yes, Google has…

By Barry Schwartz · 22 Nov 2006

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The Search Engine Update – Number 233 – Nov. 22, 2006

Search Engine Watch editor-in-chief Danny Sullivan's recap of top search engine stories from the first half of November 2006.

By Danny Sullivan · 22 Nov 2006

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Google As News Archivist

Until recently, it was difficult to find news archives on the web more than 30 days old. That's changed in a big…

By Mary Ellen Bates · 22 Nov 2006

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Search Headlines & Links: Nov. 21, 2006

Below, a recap of stories posted today to the Search Engine Watch Blog, along with other items we’ve spotted but not blogged…

By Danny Sullivan · 21 Nov 2006

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Tracking All The Official Google Blogs

It can seem like Google adds a new official blog every week, which is a pain if you want to keep up…

By Danny Sullivan · 21 Nov 2006

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New Sitemaps For Google News

Is your site included in Google News? Is your site in English? If so, you just got new support from Google Sitemaps.…

By Danny Sullivan · 21 Nov 2006

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Google Breaks $500 Per Share

For fun, my MSN Direct watch is set to show the stock prices of all the major search engines. It only works…

By Danny Sullivan · 21 Nov 2006

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Steve Berkowitz Of Microsoft (Windows Live) News.com Interview

News.com has an extensive interview with Microsoft’s Steve Berkowitz, who formerly worked at Ask.com. He goes over the current market, Microsoft’s advantages…

By Barry Schwartz · 21 Nov 2006

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Answers.com Integrates Yahoo Answers Into Content

Answers.com announced that they have integrated Yahoo Answers directly into their content. So if you do a search at Answers.com, you should…

By Barry Schwartz · 21 Nov 2006

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Google Beats Microsoft, Yahoo As College Grad Choice

Online Recruitment reports on a CollegeGrad.com poll showing Google is the most desired place for technology students to work for. The poll…

By Barry Schwartz · 21 Nov 2006