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SEW Experts: Social Media for SEM Savvy Small Biz Owners

Social media campaigns and traffic generally have lower conversion rates — especially from sites like Digg, StumbleUpon, and Reddit. A huge percentage of visitors…

By Kevin Newcomb · 11 Dec 2007

Industry

SEW Experts: What’s in a (Domain) Name? Take 2

As much as some people would like to have the industry more regulated and standardized, SEO is both art and science. The art part…

By Kevin Newcomb · 11 Dec 2007

Industry

Top 10 Search Terms in 10 Categories, November 2007

The month's top search terms in 10 categories.

By Enid Burns · 11 Dec 2007

Industry

Highlights from the SEW Blog: December 3-7, 2007

Featured posts to the Search Engine Watch blog in the past week, along with recent search-related headlines from around the Web.

By Kevin Newcomb · 10 Dec 2007

Industry

Search Headlines & Links: December 10, 2007

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 · 10 Dec 2007

Video

Online TV forecast sees huge growth ahead

Steve Clarke of Variety reports on new research by Informa Telecoms and MediaSome that forecasts 38.4 million homes worldwide will receive TV via the…

By Greg Jarboe · 10 Dec 2007

SEO

It’s All in the Links

Matt Cutts did a blog post bright and early this morning (just after midnight) about subdomains and subdirectories. Matt clarifies the definition of each:…

By Eric Enge · 10 Dec 2007

PPC

Content Advertising Best Practices in Action

Dog collar, exotic, apparel, girl, exotic pets, wildlife: Content advertising keywords and other best practices.

By David Szetela · 10 Dec 2007

PPC

Search Engines, Silos, SES Solutions

Search engine marketing crashes into traditional marketing: Google, Yahoo, Hyatt, Chicago Tribune black and blue. Read all over?

By Matt Spiegel · 10 Dec 2007

Industry

SEW Experts: Search Engines, Silos, SES Solutions

Not long ago, it was easier to justify the existence of disparate marketing functions, each working within its own domain. Today, consumers move between…

By Kevin Newcomb · 10 Dec 2007