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SEM Certification & Training Courses
The move toward offering certification and training in search marketing is accelerating. Here’s a rundown on some new courses and developments I’ve heard of recently. Kalena Jordan’s Search…
SES Multimedia and Mobile Cancellation
It is with much regret that I have to inform you of the cancellation of SES Multimedia and Mobile. The cancellation is…
Mazda Taps Into Pontiac TV & Search Ads Again
Remember the post earlier about Pontiac telling people to search for them on Google? What I loved especially about that was it…
Being A Big Voice In SEO
How do you get to be a big voice in SEO? There’s a series of posts out there now offering such advice,…
The Search Engine Update – Number 212 – Jan. 4, 2006
Search Engine Watch editor Danny Sullivan's recap of top search engine stories from the second half of December 2005.
SEM Campaign & Project Management, Part 1
What's the best approach to managing a search marketing campaign? A panel of experts shared best practices gained through years of experience…
Ending The Year With A Google Sandbox Reexamination
Since everyone else is blogging about our Google Sandbox discussion at the Search Engine Watch Forums, guess I’d better get on it…
The Search Engine Update – Number 211 – Dec. 21, 2005
Search Engine Watch editor Danny Sullivan's recap of top search engine stories from the first half of December 2005.
Have You Been Googleshanked?
I had dinner with Allan Dick of Vintage Tub & Bath last week at SES Chicago. Allan’s a great guy, an attendee…
Heading To London Geek Dinner
I’ve just made it back home from our SES Chicago show today, but I’m going to fight jet lag and make it…
Search Forums Roundup: Dec. 9, 2005
Today’s SearchDay, Search Engine Forums Spotlight, features our weekly links to this week’s hot topics from search engine forums across the web:…
How Does Ask Jeeves Get Its Advertising Point Across?
Along with the awesome coverage by Barry and Phoenix of SES Chicago, here’s another story from the SES Cconference via DMNews.com. This…
Reports from Search Engine Strategies Chicago: Day Three
It’s day three at SES Chicago and Barry and Phoenix are still keeping warm buy working hard and providing complete session reviews.…
Some Speaking Spots Left For SES Chicago
I’ve got a few places left for those interested in speaking at our SES Chicago 2005 event next month. If you’re a…
SES Chicago 2005 Speaker Openings Now Posted
I’ve now posted a variety of sessions where I am still seeking speakers for SES Chicago 2005.
SES Chicago 2005 Speaker Openings Posted Tomorrow
Sometime tomorrow — Nov. 10 — I promise to have openings for the SES Chicago posted on this page. I’ll also repost…
Upcoming Google Print Debates
Can’t wait for the court fights over Google Print’s library scanning program? Relax, because debates are underway to tide you over! John…
SES Chicago 2005 Agenda Is Live!
The agenda for SES Chicago is now live! In about a week when I’m back from vacation, I’ll be blogging some of…
Danny’s On Vacation!
That’s it, I’m done! More or less, for the next two weeks. I’m heading back to California with my family for a…
SES Chicago 2005 Agenda & Speaking Update
I’d hoped to have the SES Chicago agenda ready by this date, but that won’t happen until next week. I’ve posted a…
B2B & B2C Search Marketing Closer Than You Might Think
At every SES show, I hear from those involved with business-to-business marketing that they want more content on that topic. OK, I’ve…
SEMs: Your Days Are Over (Not)
Search-Specific Agencies Fight for Survival from MediaWeek comes away from the SES NY show earlier this month with this frightening sounding conclusion:…
Google Images In OneBox Display Further Supplant Main Results
We’ve had sporadic reports of Google inserting image matches into web results, and Barbara Coll just sent an example for "united states"…
Shopping Search, Contextual Ads & General Search Blogs Offered
I met up with Sean O’Rourke at our SES Chicago show who’s heavily into shopping search and threatened to launch a blog…
Looking Back, Looking Ahead: Developments With Consumer Search
Danny Sullivan reflects on how this year, web search will morph into consumer search, where major search companies offer a robust range…
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