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Google AdWords 101

How to launch your first ever Google AdWords campaigns.

By Frank Watson · 04 Jan 2008

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Win the Right Search Marketing Clients

As a new search marketing firm, should your first clients be tall? Venti? Or grande?

By Fionn Downhill · 04 Jan 2008

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SEW Experts: Google AdWords 101

The Internet is overflowing with high-level discussion of how to plan a search advertising campaign. But sometimes, a new advertiser needs to know the…

By Kevin Newcomb · 04 Jan 2008

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SEW Experts: Win the Right Search Marketing Clients

As a new search marketing firm, what kinds of clients will best fit your business? In today’s Business of Search column, “Win the Right…

By Kevin Newcomb · 04 Jan 2008

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SEW Experts: New Search Engine Trends, Old SEO Troubles in 2007

With advances such a universal search and the explosion of social media, 2007 was quite a landmark year for search marketers. For all of…

By Kevin Newcomb · 04 Jan 2008

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Top 10 Search Terms in 10 Categories, December 2007

The month's top search terms in 10 categories.

By Enid Burns · 04 Jan 2008

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Search Headlines & Links: January 3, 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 Blog, along…

By Kevin Newcomb · 03 Jan 2008

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ChaCha launches text service at Sundance Film Festival

ChaCha, a “human-powered search engine”, today announced a new service that allows users to text questions of any kind to 242242 (which is ChaCha…

By Greg Jarboe · 03 Jan 2008

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Ask and LookSmart Send Out Click Fraud Settlement Letters

Seems Lane’s Gifts are not the only ones getting money back from LookSmart and Ask for click fraud, letters were sent out yesterday for…

By Frank Watson · 03 Jan 2008

Mobile

Ask.com introduces voice-activated capabilities to mobile search service

Ask.com has just added voice-activated capabilities to its Ask.com Mobile Directions service. Called “Click to Speak,” the new feature lets people speak their location…

By Greg Jarboe · 03 Jan 2008