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Word or Phrase Co-Occurrence within Particular Industries
Are search engines smarter now than 4 years ago? I certainly hope so. There are too many words that could mean multiple things, and…
Yahoo! Launches oneSearch Shortcut on Nokia Devices
Yahoo! is rolling out a new mobile search feature for Nokia devices. The feature is a shortcut that allows users to access oneSearch via…
Women More Likely Than Men to Begin Real Estate Search Online
41% of women are likely to begin their search for a new home online, compared with just 25% of men, according to a survey…
Google to Roll Out AdWords Quality Score Improvements
The team at Google AdWords has announced that they will be rolling out improvements to Quality Score in the coming weeks. There are three…
Yahoo Releases New Version of Site Explorer
Yahoo has released a new look for Site Explorer. Currently, the new version can be found at https://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/new, but will be made default in…
Google Tops comScore Search Engine Rankings for July 2008
Google increased their market share of searches by 0.4% in July, coming in at 61.9%, according to comScore. That gain came at Yahoo’s expense,…
SEW Experts: 6 Tips for Aligning Your National, Local SEM Efforts
With local search on the rise, it’s important to keep your local campaigns in tune with your national efforts. In today’s Vertical Search column,…
6 Tips for Aligning Your National, Local SEM Efforts
The volume of local searches continues growing, which means national-level search advertisers must develop strategic plans for incorporating local search into their national search…
SearchDay: NBC’s Olympic Fool’s Gold; Google Comes Home Empty-Handed
Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: NBC's Olympic Fool's Gold; Google Comes Home Empty-Handed; SES San Jose 2008: Top stories for Day 3…
NBC’s Olympic Fool’s Gold; Google Comes Home Empty-Handed
It's understandable that an older-school company like NBC may get some things wrong, and rely on old metrics to judge success. But Google didn't…