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Website Designer Made Top Superbowl Ad For $500
The most popular Superbowl ad – the Dorito door-crushing dog – was created by a part-time website designer for about $500, USA Today reported.…
Egypt PM: Missing Google Exec. To Be Released Today
UPDATE: The Wall Street Journal reported Ghonim has been released. Wael Ghonim, Google Middle East and North Africa Marketing Director, who has been missing…
Negative Reviews in Local Search: A Survival Guide for Businesses
If your business has received a negative review that is hurting your business, it's time for some online reputation management. Here's how you can…
Longer AdWords Headlines: Google Blurring The Lines of Paid, Organic Results?
AdWords top placement ads will get longer headlines, a move Google says will increase click-through rates (CTRs) for advertisers. But has this change, combined…
Super Bowl Commercials 2011: Volkswagen Still Favored to Win
In the past 24 hours, several more advertisers have uploaded their Super Bowl commercials to YouTube. In addition, Chevrolet, Volkswagen, Audi, and HomeAway are…
Survey Finds 70% Of Car Buyers Search Web For Info, Few Use Social Media
A recent survey by Polk and Autotrader.com found that car buyers spend between 18-19 hours searching for information before making a decision, Tech Journal…
Czech Actor, Playwright Jan Werich Gets Google Doodle
Google has added a Doodle honoring one of the most popular Czech actors and playwrights Jan Werich. Beyond his acting in many classic Czech…
This is Literally the Best Eric Schmidt Video
A fun video making the rounds this week features Google’s outgoing CEO Eric Schmidt and his emphasis on using the word “literally” in speeches.…
Second Life Teen Grid Merger: The Kids Are All Right… But The Minders Are A Problem
The Teen Grid merger and what it means for the Second Life marketplace.
Search Week in Review for Feb. 5, 2011
Here’s a recap of this week’s columns and news stories for the week of Jan. 30 to Feb. 5, as reported by Search Engine…