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Study: Offline Conversions Key to Understanding True Search Marketing ROI
New research from iProspect and Jupiter Research shows that even though shoppers are using search engines to research products, nearly half are…
Department of Justice Rejects Google’s Claims of Privacy Threat
Internet.com reports in Google Search Request Not a Privacy Threat that the Department of Justice has rejected Google’s argument that handing over…
Ask Upgrades and Rebrands Flagship Search Engine
Ask has finally taken the long-expected step of retiring its mascot, Jeeves, and rebranding its search engine. But today’s rebranding goes far…
Ask Jeeves Gets New Menu Sidebar, Maps; Retires Teoma
Chris Sherman will have a more formal write-up later in SearchDay about new changes you can now spot up on Ask, in…
Search Forums Roundup: Feb. 24, 2006
Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web:…
60% Oppose Search Engines Storing Search Behaviors
A study conducted by the University of Connecticut showed that 60% of users are opposed to search engines permanently storing their search…
Google Tops Search Loyalty Study, Though Many Searchers Aren’t That Loyal
A new search loyalty study by Compete shows that Google leads its competitors by far in having the most loyal searchers, those…
Search Marketing for News and Blog Services
While a good search marketing campaign is obviously targeted first and foremost at the major search engines, other sources of traffic are…
News Search Engine Optimization
News search engines offer companies a great way to receive targeted traffic related to breaking topics through press releases and other public…
Farewell, Mr. Jeeves
Jeeves, the butler mascot for Ask Jeeves, is retiring, with the search engine slimming down to its long used but little promoted…