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The Large Agency SEO Client – How Does this Beast Differ?
Agency insider Chris Boggs talks about the challenges of working with large corporations and big brands.
From Online Research to Offline Shopping
A new report from Accenture reveals that the majority of product research happens online, while the majority of purchases resulting from that research happen…
500 Reasons the Travel Search Industry is About to Explode
As in blow up, or expand greatly, in a good way for search marketers and consumers alike. And no, I am not about to…
Search Headlines & Links: May 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…
SEO for Blogs and Feeds
At Search Engine Strategies in New York last month, a panel of experts weighed in on the best practices of optimizing blogs and feeds…
So…Should We, or Shouldn’t We?
It seems that a debate has emerged about the importance of “the small stuff” in SEO. Over at Search Engine Land, Jill Whalen wrote…
Event Search Engine: Oyaka.com
Launched last year, Oyaka.com is a clever concept – a search engine for events. Have a date in mind, go here and see what…
WebSideStory Rebrands itself as Visual Sciences
We covered the announcement by WebSideStory that they are rebranding themselves as Visual Sciences earlier. The message from the company is that their “decision…
Google Cleans Up Google News
Some recent housecleaning at Google News has resulted in the removal of some controversial foreign news sources that appeared to be gaming the Google…
Bid4Spots Radio Ad Auction Launches in U.K.
Bid4Spots, a competitor to Google Audio Ads, announced plans to launch an auction for remnant radio ads in the U.K. this fall. The company,…
Last.fm and Music Video Search Tools
Online radio station Last.fm is expected to add a video section to its site this week that will allow users to create their own…
You Can Build It, But They May Not Come
The painful prospect of having killer content that no one will read.
WebSideStory Rebrands as Visual Sciences
WebSideStory has consolidated its product lines and rebranded as Visual Sciences, the company it merged with in February 2006. The Visual Sciences name reflects…
Google Launches New “Geo” Blog
Google has started a new blog focusing on Google Earth, Maps, Local and APIs. Lat Long Blog will chronicle Google’s efforts to build the…
Search Headlines & Links: May 9, 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…
Coverage from SEW Live — Columbus
Our latest SEW Live event took place today in Columbus, Ohio. Elisabeth has of course been busy running the show, and I’m home in…
Social Media Marketing Do’s and Don’ts
At Search Engine Strategies in New York last month, some top social media marketers shared the tricks of their trade. In today’s SearchDay, Social…
Search Marketing Expo is Coming Fast!
Now that we’re into May, it’s less than a month before the first Search Marketing Expo (SMX) event in Seattle on June 4th and…
Yahoo and Microsoft: A deal made in heaven or hell?
It appears that the on-again, off-again merger talks between Yahoo and Microsoft have cooled once again, but they’re not officially dead. And Google’s acquisition…
Yahoo Enhances Travel Maps
Yahoo has added some mapping features to Yahoo Travel, using AJAX to add layered images right on a Yahoo Map. For example, a map…