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Search engines.

How search engines work, compete, and change. 2,752 articles
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Reader Q&A: May 2003

Answers to questions from Search Engine Watch readers.

By Danny Sullivan · 20 May 2003

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The Search Engine Update – Number 149

This issue has answers to recent reader questions and recaps top search engine stories from early May 2003.

By Danny Sullivan · 20 May 2003

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Behind the Scenes at the Daypop Search Engine

Daypop is a unique search engine, for a number of reasons. It's primary focus is on weblogs, news sites and other sources…

By Gary Price · 20 May 2003

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Paid Placement Alternatives to Overture and Google

In an online advertising world dominated by 900-pound gorillas Overture and Google AdWords, what do second-tier pay-for-placement engines such as Ah-Ha, FindWhat…

By Anne Kennedy · 14 May 2003

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Managing a Pay-Per-Click Search Engine Marketing Campaign

How do you choose a firm to manage your pay-per-click (PPC) search engine marketing campaign? The CEOs of four well-known search marketing…

By Dana Todd · 12 May 2003

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Web Marketing Pioneer Jim Wilson Dies

Founder of one of the web's oldest search engine communities Jim Wilson has died after a battle with heart disease.

By Danny Sullivan · 08 May 2003

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The Search Engine Report – Number 78

This month's issue contains a look at recent Yahoo changes and recaps top search engine stories from April 2003.

By Danny Sullivan · 05 May 2003

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Yahoo’s Search Engine Continues Evolving

Just seven months after Yahoo made a major change to its search engine, the New Yahoo Search has now been unveiled. What's…

By Danny Sullivan · 05 May 2003

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Search Engine Marketing and Branding

Search engines are recognized as one of the best ways to generate qualified leads online. Should search engine marketing be considered as…

By Grant Crowell · 02 May 2003

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Optimizing Flash for Search Engines

Macromedia Flash and other non-HTML formats can pose problems for search engines, unless you take appropriate steps to optimize the content.

By Craig Fifield · 02 May 2003