Archive: Search Engines
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As most of you know, Jerry Yang co-founder of Yahoo! has taken back the reigns of Yahoo! after Terry Semel stepped down as CEO. There is a great deal of speculation of what Jerry is going to do with Yahoo!. Some of the speculation includes Rupert Murdoch selling MySpace to Yahoo! for a [...]
Last week, I posted a story about the little spat that Google and eBay were having, well eBay followed through on their threat and pulled all of their PPC (Pay per click) or sponsored links off of Google. Before this, eBay was one of Google’s largest PPC spenders. Now what is incredibly interesting [...]
Let’s file this one under “It’s About Time”. Yesterday, Yahoo! announced that CEO Terry Semel will be stepping down and will be replaced with founder Jerry Yang. This comes as no surprise as Semel has been on the hot seat for some time as Yahoo! continues to flounder with no real direction or [...]
Hey folks, let me start out again by apologizing for the lack of posts over the last week or two. As I stated earlier, I have been in the process of launching a couple of campaigns for my clients and just have not had the time or been too brain dead to write. [...]
So this weekend I was reading a post that Matt Cutts posted to his blog discussing the validity or (the lack there of) for paid links, PayPerPost and review sites. Pretty much he called all of them spam and even suggested ways people could report these links as he was, “excited about trying some [...]
Google has just rolled out over the last couple of hours, MyMaps. Integrated with Google Maps, this allows you to create your own personalized maps with arrows, shapes and placemarks to be shared online. You can also use satellite images for your maps as well. According to the documentation, these maps can [...]
TechCrunch posted a great article a couple of days ago focused on Google’s new PPA (Pay Per Action) service. I don’t think this should come as surprise to anyone in this industry. You knew eventually Google would have to do it. If it helps smaller businesses with issues like click fraud than [...]
Them fighting words to many people I know, but that is what Anthony Fallon, CEO of Warrington Web Works, a UK Web Publishing company said in a recent article. His article discusses how a friend of his was quoted a price of $29,000 from an SEO firm which they guaranteed top 10 results on [...]
I already mentioned in a previous post that like many others out there, Marketing Hipster has been inundated with spam comments recently. Even though Akismet is doing a fabulous job catching them, I have been amazed at the sheer numbers I have been getting over the last week or two. I was thinking [...]
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