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A New Shopping Search Player
Brilliant Shopper, a multi-faceted 'shopping engine,' is launching this week with the goal of unifying the often fragmented process of researching and buying products…
Portfolio Approach To SEM
Building and Managing an SEM Campaign, Portfolio Style from Kevin Lee at ClickZ looks at why you might treat the terms you’re after as…
Do You Want to Demo Filangy?
Filangy, the web search history tool that I posted an overview about the other day remains in a closed beta. However, I just noticed…
Search Marketing In My Kitchen — Or It’s Still Tough To Get The Little Guy Online
We’ve written before of how the search engines want to tap into the local market, those small businesses that aren’t even online. It’s a…
Shares of Google Reach All-Time High After Company Reports Q1 Earnings
In case you haven’t heard, Google’s Q1 earnings were released yesterday and like Yahoo, they were even better than what analysts were expecting. As…
Search Forums Roundup: Apr. 22, 2005
Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web: Google Enhances…
NetRatings Search Popularity Stats For March 2005 & MSN’s Share
I’ve posted new search engine popularity statistics from NetRatings for March 2005, and you can now view a line chart showing the past three…
Google Local Partners With AccuWeather
Just checked the weather at AccuWeather? Google Local is now over there, in the company’s first outsourcing of Google Local to a partner. For…
Google Advertising Professionals Program Now Qualifies Companies, Offers Hosted Pages & Credits
New features just added to the Google Advertising Professionals Program mean you can get promotional credits, company-wide qualification and your own professional status page…
Dialing in to AOL’s Pay-Per-Call Program
AOL is offering a new form of search advertising called pay-per-call, an appealing alternative to pay-per-click programs for businesses that don’t have web sites,…
Comparing Search History Features
With Google having released its new Google My Search History feature yesterday, I wanted to spin back around and look at where we stand…
A Closer Look at Pay-per-Call Search Marketing
Last week, AOL became the largest online service to offer the comparatively new pay-per-call format to search advertisers. Pay-per-call is rapidly gaining traction among…
Mid-April 2005 Search News Recap Posted
If you’re a Search Engine Watch member, the latest edition of Search Engine Update newsletter has also been posted. It recaps top stories in…
Filangy: Another Search History Tool; Search the Full Text of Your Cached Pages
I thought I would toss out another web-based search history resource called Filangy. Unfortunately, it’s a limited beta and you’ll need (at least for…
Google’s My Search History Remembers Your Searches
Moments ago, Google launched a new feature called My Search History that automatically remembers every query and search result page you viewed, making everything…
Google Opens My Search History Feature
Please see Google now Remembers your Search History.
You Gotta Try To Succeed With Expanding Keywords
In Accelerated Keyword and Engine Testing from ClickZ, Kevin Lee looks at why every keyword you try is a gamble, but a necessary one…
Directories Still Have Value To Search Marketers
Directories have diminished in importance, given how the major search engines have abandoned them, as I’ve written about in the past. But in Directories:…
Behind The Scenes Of Yahoo Takes On Google
Yesterday I noted a Fortune story giving a behind-the-scenes look at Microsoft waking up to the challenge Google presented. The search engine that could…
Study Ties Online Strongly To Offline Purchases
Some interesting stats on local shopping offline and how it is influenced by online are out via a new study (free to read on…