tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-271436412011-04-21T16:26:19.975-04:00A Creative PresenceContentWorthhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03811187989064329395noreply@blogger.comBlogger911100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-27143641.post-8723670888830057992007-02-07T12:05:00.000-05:002007-02-07T12:19:06.064-05:00

Bruce Clay Blog has a great blog about a personalization search tool called Collarity. The blog does a good job describing the pros and cons of regular "personalized search" while detailing what Collarity is about.If you're all for unintrusive personalized search, this may be worth the time.This video is great.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOEI'm an anthropology fan, so it's even better

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Currently I'm involved in this new social/video networking site. It just launched its BETA version with many impressive changes to come.Why another social/video site? This ones different. It's focus is, well, it actually has a focus for one. Preserving, archiving, and sharing digitally converted 8mm original videos.You know those old boxes full of film in the closet, attic, or garage? Ever wonder

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Buzz on the web suggests the latest in social networking and search will revolve around personalization. Personalized searches now are nothing to gawk at, the technology is still in its infancy. Sure, you can personalize your myspace and face book pages, but that's not quite what thebuzz is about.Changing HTML code may be fin for some, but it's hardly the rage it once was.I'm interested to see

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Can't take credit for finding this one, but through Matt Cutts blog (put it in your RSS feed, favorites, whatever you like and read it regularly) I read this blog. It's about the Evolution of a Search Engine and discusses the, yup, ever changing search engines. Well, Google primarily as it is a blog on Google Blogoscoped.P. Lenssen predicts some future evolutions of Google and search engines in

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Listening to NPR again. As usual. My addiction, or one of them. Well, addictions shouldn't be taken lightly, but I digress...NPR just did a segment about UGC, user generated content. It's still playing on All Things Considered so I can't link it in just yet.I don't know about you but I utilize UGC for marketing ideas. I use UGC sites for keeping in contact with people I haven't physically seen in

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Walking outside my house I feel as if Alfred Hitchcock's 1963 Birds has been replaced with robins.I can't help but notice the flittering nervousness as my feet pound the concrete sidewalk. Running down the street in, finally, decent weather the robins seem to emerge then frantically hide themselves. Disturbing branches and dried leaves everywhere.I understand winter migration, but these birds

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I've decided the blog is too bland for my taste. I'm going to change the pace. Add a little of myself to it. Make it my own.No more hiding behind the wall of SEO. No more waiting for reportable news. No more.I'm taking my blog and making it something I'd want to read. Why relay only what others already have? Even in depth research is rarely anything new. Not in this world of blogs, forums, posts,

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Now I know this is not in line with the typical ContentWorth Blog topic but I felt it was incredibly important. Many of us are parents as well as SEOs, marketers, and the like. The February 2007 issue of Consumer Reports has printed an article about infant car seat safety. As you may know that article was recalled due to descrepancies in the data. Here is a copy of the letter from President Jim

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Well, in the works may be jumping the gun but as reported by the Bruce Clay newsletter, January 2007, Google is looking like it's inquiring into a YouTube / China solution. Details here. So what do you think? With all the hullabulloo about Google "doing evil" in the case of China who's to think this will stop? Is it a good idea? Business wise it seems so. Does Google's entrance into China reflect

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In my previous post I discussed a link I received from a Digital Points user. He claimed he had a form that would work on 80+ article submission sites using a file he created for FireFox's FireForm attachment. In exchange for posting a link to his page he sent me the file. This morning I downloaded FireFox and FireForm. Inserted the file he sent me and completed the appropriate lines. I've

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Browse the internet and you'll find a pleuthora of article submission sites. Sites seeking free submissions, sites you have to pay to submit to, sites that will offer your articles to others for payment. Articles create inbound links and can generate buzz about your topic, your site, or yourself -- depending on what you're pitching. I'm a regular over at Digital Point Forum. I like to read "

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NPR played a segment from an interview with co-author of Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything Don Tapscott. On Talk of the Nation the subject has come up of the evolution or revolution of the internet. It's an interesting topic for marketing folks. Advertising folks may take note too. Wikipedia, the social networking encyclopedia site, has been quite popular. There's also

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I just snagged this link from Matt Cutts' blog. I've gotta read it myself, but wanted to post it as I'm sure it's superb reading!http://ibmwatch.eweek.com/blogs/google_watch/archive/2006/12/04/14910.aspx

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Last night it was announced that James Kim was found. His wife and two children (4 years and 7 months) were found Monday. They are reportedly healthy and well. After being taken to a nearby hospital they were treated and released the nest day. Their incredible story should be a testiment to anyone with children. Katie breastfed the two children for days after they ran out of food to sustain

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The Bruce Clay blog has done it again, offered information everyone needs to know. In this latest blog entry the aspects of designing (or redesigning) your site are discussed. If you or someone you know needs convincing on why/how SEO is important click over to here for a good overview.

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Pretty late on this one but I was browsing while awaiting a password to be sent to my email account. Thought it was an interesting insight into Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Seems Black Friday was more harsh to online retailers than Monday, with Thursday feeling a pull as well. The local news reported that Cyber Monday is more a myth than reality as shoppers continue buying big until the last

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Can't beat free. AOL Video has decided to give away a free video download to each consumer beginning at 6am on Saturday - that's tomorrow folks. According to TechCrunch AOL Video is normally lacking in selection and high in price, but who can argue with free? A head's up though> I shot over to AOL Video's homepage and didn't immediately see a link to download for free or read a story on it. Hey,

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As noted in the Bruce Clay blog that I read regularly and mentioned across the bogosphere Danny Sullivan is leaving Search Engine Watch. Yesterday was his last day, he has posted a fare-the-well post to his supporters and peers .In his post he recollects the history of SEW, it's creation, success and expansion. Many of us visit SEW forums regularly and are very fond of Danny's work. I, for one,

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As noted in the Bruce Clay blog that I read regularly and mentioned across the bogosphere Danny Sullivan is leaving Search Engine Watch. Yesterday was his last day, he has posted a fare-the-well post to his supporters and peers .In his post he recollects the history of SEW, it's creation, success and expansion. Many of us visit SEW forums regularly and are very fond of Danny's work. I, for one,

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Another good video to watch: PubCon: Heather Lloyd-Martin On Web ContentConcerned about content vs. links? Confused about which is more important or why it is important? Listen to this then contact our professional optimized copy writers.

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Check out this video titled: PubCon: Fishkin, Odden and Malicoat Talk SEO/SEMThen travel over to ContentWorth for Professional Writing and Press Release Services. Linking also available.

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Why I Think The Britax Video is a PR Stunt.By now you've probably seen or heard about this video. Kyle died in an accident due to his seat belt not working correctly. It's very touching and yes I cried when viewing it and wanted to buy the Britax for upward of $300.Like most parents my first thought was to the safety of my child. What if it happened to me? I wanted to buy the Britax 5-Point

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I'm happy to announce that ContentWorth has launched a new service focusing on helping non profits spread the word. "Copy for a Cause" is our way of giving back. While money and physical items are donated year round by ContentWorth personnel it's time to offer, well...time. On staff professionals will put full effort forth to help non profits across the board with copy for web or print.

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The Google monopoly nears warns Forbes:Latest news on Google going offline to bring advertising full circle.

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An interesting topic has been making the airwavews recently: mobile web searching. Many cellular phones offer web access on phones, but how often do you, or anyone you know, use this feature? For those of you who DO use it, how easy is it to navigate, find uselful information, and most of all, read the text on your screen? If you do use this technological feature so many cell phones offer, and

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I've put together a quick review of the Yahoo! Search Marketing Advertiser Workbook. To help those unfamiliar with Yahoo this mini series breaks down the 101-page workbook. Click here for the beginning of the Yahoo! Search Marketing Advertiser Workbook Article Series.

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The paradise is the distancing of AOL services from the all too familiar, shiney yellow man boxed CDs we've all come to loathe and recignize. Filling landfills week after week (or stocking up on "coasters") may be a thing of the past as AOL moves from its massive push of 1,000,000,000,000 free hours! to a free service. Now, the layoffs begin. Even with the alleged 40% savings on the bottom line

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Inc. magazine, The Handbook of the American Entrepreneur, August 2006 edition offers the 8.06 Agenda, page 25.I read this while treadmilling a few miles during abreak today and thought it interesting enough to share. August 1: The 1st Whiff of Teen SpiritBack when cable TV was thought to be a money-sucking endeavor, Bob Pittman argued otherwise. He launched MTV 25 years ago today (can you believe

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In Today's News:Microsoft has announced that from this point on the downloading of Microsoft 'sOffice 2007 Beta 2 will cost you. The already popular Beta version has ben downloaded more than 3 million times, reportedly. Further downloads will cost $1.50 per. So the fee isn't a large one, but it still calls to question what the Redmond office's plans for the future may be. Are they planning on

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Finally an answer. Yesterday a state judge in Arizona ruled for the settlement case of Lane Gifts vs Google. If you've waited to see how the case played out you now have until Aug 4th to place a claim. The Google Blog made a short announcement this morning.And here's the full story from Mediapost Publications. I'd be interested to hear from those who have already filed and those planning to file

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Amnesty International has released a report finger pointing the three US search engines (Google, MSN, Yahoo!) in their parts concerning the Chinese censorship. Apparently each search engine had more of a part than the US lawmakers thought. Perhaps the US lawmakers should pay more attention to detail when passing laws and determining important issues. I find it hard to believe the lawmakers

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As commandments would have it, this list is left to some interpretation. However, there is commentary by senior VP Brad Smith slashed across the web.The first commandment goes to the installation of any software. No. 2 is easy access.No. 3 is defaults.No. 4 is exclusive promotion of non-Microsoft programs.No. 5 is business terms.No. 6 deals with APIs.No. 7 involves Internet services, where

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It doesn't look good for web mogul Yahoo! The stocks hit a two year low as investors tire of awaiting new technology. The changes in advertising formulas have been delayed without explanation by "the management".Forbes.com reports:Investors quickly showed their dismay Wednesday as Yahoo's shares plummeted 21 percent to as low as $25.38 on the Nasdaq Stock Market. That marked the stock's lowest

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By "official" I mean I've seen more than two blogs or articles summarizing the original report. By "its" I mean Inbound Link Popularity is #1 in SEO. Fortune Interactive's report on inbound links has gained ground across the Internet. I do wish writers would complete sentences when summarizing other articles however. For instance:The company released the results of a study that determined inbound

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Off page SEO and linking most important SEO strategies, according to a study performed by SEMLogic Technology, released by Fortune Interactive. Using a very small sample -- competitive keyword "laptop" -- the company determined crucial metrics for SEO campaigns. A summary from Search Engine Jounral concluded important results:* Off-page optimization factors out-weighed any on-page optimization

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Bloomberg reports on an ongoing battle between Microsoft and the European Union regulators who have fined an additional 280.5 million euros (US$357)citing antitrust violations. Claims state the world's largest software maker has disregarded an order to weaken its Windows monopoly.Microsoft has been ordered by the European Commission to essentially tell its rivals Windows trade secrets. Rivals are

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A newsletter from the past week finally made it's way out of my junk mail and into my view. This little tidbit I found quite interesting, simply because it is very true. To be clearer, search marketing is not Internet advertising. The brilliance of search is how it induces a direct marketing opportunity while simultaneously helping consumers achieve their immediate goals.This I don't fully agree

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Well I didn't do much work yesterday, though I did accomplish some things. I was too tied up in the second half of the World Cup series Ithe first half I was running errands). While I did successfully build a few backlinks and get some marketing done I couldn't help but watch the World Cup. Wow, talk about intense. Being that the World Cup was being projected across a screen larger than 72" in

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I decided to do a competitive analysis of related sites in the market. I was a little amazed at some of the findings. Granted this is preliminary and requires further research, but based on some of the text ads I cannot believe these companies are even in the running. In the Top 10 results on Yahoo! for a select keyword 2 of the top 5 had bad punctuation, incorrect capitalization, and pretty

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After a long holiday weekend it's back to work. What a brilliant concept it is for taking off Monday before a holiday. Working retail in years past and for a medium sized company the last few years I've never known the concept. Taking days off just because there's a holiday near? Odd, but I'll indulge!In the news:Germany has announced it is worried about the reign of power search engines, Google

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Too much of a good thing, in advertising?, never. 2.7+ million people inhabit the Tampa Bay Metro; advertisers take note. Tampa Bay, a fast growing fast market, boasts advances in technology, economy, beautification projects, renovations, and upbeat social scene including Tampa’s promised fourth Super Bowl 2009. Tampa Bay, a local marketer’s Promised Land. Local markets are teeming with consumers

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Justin Post, a Merrill Lynch analyst, notioned Microsoft should "catch" Google by buying Yahoo! The two search engines, MSN and Yahoo, have fallen behind Google and remain second and third for what seems indefinately. Microsoft and Yahoo! declined to comment to Post's report. But would it make sense? Microsoft certainly could purchase Yahoo! either outright or buy paying a large chunk (say $20

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Bloomberg News announces Google sold it's sharehold of Baidu.com stock. Baidu.com is China's leading search engine with Google and Yahoo coming in at distant seconds. Google sold 749,625 Baidu shares originally purchased for $5 million in June 2004. The shares sold for an estimated worth of $60.1 million on June 22, 2006. In light of the latest press coverage Jon Murchinson, a Google spokesperson

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Over the weekend Multichannel Merchant released an article supplying results from a Jupitar survery. This survery looked at vertical marketing and comparison shopping sites. Here's a little break down if you don't have time to read the whole thing.A vertical search site is becoming more of a hybrid than it originally was:“[V]ertical” search engines — particularly comparison shopping engines, but

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On ABC News today, parents actually DO NOT blame MySpace.com for their minor daughter's lying and disappearing from their home at the beginning of June. The parents do not point fingers at the social network due to their lack of commincation with their daughter or their daughters lack of common sense in running away to meet a man in Israel. Lester lied to her parents, secretly obtained a passport

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The Senate is back and debating along lines on the net neutrality cause. Of course it's democrats vs republicans with one lone republican about to be feasted on for siding with "the enemy" (i.e. dems).The republicans take on talk concerning net neutrality? You guessed it, avoidance. Republicans cautioned that tinkering with the existing language could cause the entire 159-page proposal to

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It isn't new for adults to ridicule the ways kids behave. Adults have always looked down on the ways and cultures of the younger generations. It's a tradition. With the introduction of technology the younger generation seems to be even more removed from previous generations in that their social skills are completely foreign. Try making grandma understand why you must log on to IM all your friends

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In a skewed article written by the Epoch Times International Sergey Brin was warned to step back, recount how evil the Chinese regime really is, and make a decision based on the Google motto "Don't Be Evil". The article even ended with the quaint, "In any case, let's hope he makes the right choice."Certainly Brin has stepped into public scrutiny. First by being one half of the whole creating

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After three decades and a dream of placing a computer in every home and business Bill Gates announces his transition out of Microsoft. Over the next two years Gates will phase out his day to day role in his megacompany. Bill and Melinda Gates plan to focus more on their side project, the world's largest philanthropic organization. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is dedicated to health and

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Having recently run across this title at the local library I found myself engrossed in "all things search". Given I was launching my first web site and offering up my seacrh engine expertise, so that made the topic even more thrilling. This title should be on your reading list if it isn't already. Wonderfully written by John Battelle this guide carries you through the begining on search engines

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The New York Times has a front page article a new phenomenon. Well, we shouldn't be surprised. Many companies "google" a potential hire, now they're moving to other social networks. Please don't flame me for this but I think it's a good idea. Sure, work and play should be kept separate. I whole-heartedly agree with that. But can corporations afford to "guess" whether new grads are up to the task

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Congress passed on establishing net neutrality last Thursday. While those-in-the-know, mainly internet users and techies, pushed for net neutrality awareness and sent massive emails, letter, and made phone calls to senators nationwide the outcome remains. Some think big shots like Google and Microsoft woke to the issues too late. The fight's not yet over. The reintroduction of guaranteed net

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Search engine marketing covers a vast array of search engine friendly methods. Two popular methods are paid search and organic search (branding is also popular, as is link building). Many web designers are not SEO savvy, most don't pretend to be. This can become an issue once a site is bought, paid for and built, without the resulting traffic originally expected. SEO is as necessary as a good web

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Reports the BBC News. The Chinese government's internet filtering is some of the most sophisticated in the world.Failing to comply to the Chinese censorship laws Google.com, the search engine’s uncensored international site, was blocked nationwide as of May 31. According to Reporters Without Borders the censorship extension has encompassed Google News and Google Mail as well. In January of this

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Technorati ProfileBlogger has given me greif all day. Let's hope this actually works. I've been trying to post the same updates all day and gotten no where. Blogger, the easy to use blog service, seems to hate anything I do in the templates. I STILL can't get the AdSense account to run. Joy. Luckily it's only been an issue with this blog and not elsewhere. Code has never given me so much grief as

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Technorati ProfileTrying to get the Technorati community to become aware of this blogI've run into a few problems. The convenience of Blooger has seen me through troubles with adding AdSense and now Technorati code. Apparently doing it my way doesn't work and doing it their way doesn't guarantee it will work either. So here goes another shot at the Technorati spider. Come and get me! This post is

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Thanks to a Search Engine Watch post. Google once crawled one spider across the net. Ah the days. Now that spider has spawned others, each with its own specialization. ~ The Original Googlebot~ MediaBot - Analyzes AdSense pages, user agent "Mediapartners-Google"~ ImageBot - Crawls for Image Search, user agent "GoogleBot-Image"~ AdsBot - Checks AdWords for landing page quality, user agent "

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As seen on Yahoo! News (surprise, it wasn't one of the main Google News stories).Brin Says Google Comprimised Principles. Brin said Google had agreed to the censorship demands only after Chinese authorities blocked its service in that country. Google's rivals accommodated the same demands — which Brin described as "a set of rules that we weren't comfortable with" — without international criticism

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Apparently those at Google have finally come to their senses. Not that it's changed much as of yet, but at least they realize the implications of their actions. Sergey Brin announced that the agreement for Google China has compromised their "Do No Evil" mantra. Stating effectively:Google Inc. co-founder Sergey Brin acknowledged Tuesday the dominant Internet company has compromised its principles

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Blogoscoped is running a post right now that is pretty actively being commented on. The last post was placed some 20 seconds ago. Google.cn is reportedly the only Google available to a majority of Chinese in China, though from the comments not everyone everywhere is being blocked. Catch up and read on at Google.com Inaccessible From China?.Edit: You can also read Google's China Problem (and

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As TMCnet reported recently in one of its articles:Marketing through search engines is one of the fastest-growing and most competitive businesses on the Internet, but most SA firms still don't realise how visible it can make them.That quote couldn't be more true. While internet marketing is becoming the most valuable avenue for marketers many companies continue overlooking this avenue. Whether

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While rummaging through some Google News under the "google" query I found a link to Wil Reynolds article "A Crash Course for Marketers on Google's New Trend Tool". Interested I clicked through the original link to the article. So far, so good. Google Trends was released along with the most recent products during Google Press Day (with the exception of Google Notebook which was released the

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Another idea I've been rolling around concerns activism and SEO. I'm planning on adding special prices, discounts, and the like to nonprofit groups needing SEO. While the technicalities are still in the works I did want to bring it up in the blog. I am planning on making this available to most, if not all, nonprofit organizations. There may be specifications, but I will publish those in the

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After running across a detailed article called, "Zero Dollars, a Little Talent and 30 Days" by Jennifer Laycock I thought it would be interesting to try myself. Now this isn't an original idea and I fully respect that. But how many business ideas are truly original anyway? I'm still delving into her adventure as I am heeding her advice and doing a little reading and research to avoid making the

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Google announces it was to release a new bot for specifically crawling advertisement landing pages. The new not, AdsBot, will crawl landing pages to determine relevancy of the ad and page. This WILL affect your ad campaigns and ranking.Opting out of the AsBot crawl is optional. Be warned, however, that by doing so your overall AdWords quality score will be lessened. From information on the new

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It's happening. Yahoo has made a move and a major win -- finally -- by teaming up with eBay, an online auction site. Apparently this deal doesn't seem to change the Google and eBay relationship, though this partnership with Yahoo! may prove damaging to Google's yearly revenue. We'll have to wait and see. This does mark "Yahoo's first major syndication win in yearsmark Yahoo's most relevant

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Here's another fun tool to play around with. Just put in your web URL, or someone else's, and see what the SpamTector can detect. It's Beta, it's not perfect, it only looks for 3 things BUT it's kind of fun to uncover competitors' "tricks" (or clients' previous ones) at the touch of a button. Check out the SPAM-O-NATOR here.

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Well, sort of...Philipp Lenssen posted this on his blog at Google Blogoscoped today and it made me laugh. Thought I'd share.Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have a striking resemblance to... I don’t wanna spoil, but take a look...Enjoy.

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For anyone interested in the Google "Click Fraud" suit I have posted the Notice of Pendency and Settlement of Class Action, Settlement Hearing and Claims Procedure and the Click Settlement Frequently Asked Questions for convenience.These articles are also located at here.

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An article published from the Los Angeles Times points to the gorilla's biggest fault and savior, its secrecy. While Google has flourished over the past few years from an inkling start up to the biggest name in search it has maintained its formula for success. Jordan Rohan, a financial analyst at RBC Capital Markets, notes, "It's somewhat of a paradox, Google's whole purpose is to make

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Seems the Google Notebook is simple to use. Easy to cut and paste info and save in the notebook. Here's a snapshot of what it looks like when you pull the notebook up in the corner of your screen. Here's a shot of it open.You can opt for a public or private notebook. It's up to you. I still need to play around a bit to see how much I enjoy this new toy, I mean tool. Apparently there are numerous

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As I sit here with a yellow legal pad on oneside, extra large PostIt notes on the other, and an extraneous yellow PostIt I'd better not lose it dawns on me. Maybe I should stop putting off looking into that Google Notebook option. Not that I've been avoiding it, there's just so much to do these days. Will Google be able to "see" everything I'm doing, target ads directly to me, and possibly peer

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Recently Matt Cutts was interviewed by Mike Grehan in a 75 minute podcast. Mike, lucky for some of us without 75 minutes to spare, has supplied us with a run down of the interview. He's also put the interview in two parts onto his site for those who want a listen. Last night, Matt Cutts was interviewed by Danny Sullivan in a special podcast at 7:15PM. While I caught the tail end last night (I

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Despite complaints and moves to slow production the DOJ has OKd Microsoft to use its MSN search as default in the new IE7 browser.

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Tonight at 7:15 EST Danny Sullivan will be interviewing Google's Matt Cutts LIVE from the GooglePlex. The Daily SearchCast will continue as usual, but this is a special addition. To listen you'll need to load WebmasterRadio.FM live broadcast stream (easy instructions on the site). Live listeners may find the chat room an added bonus. Info on how to do this is located on the Daily SearchCast FAQ

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Hollywood's not the only place facelifts are popular these days. For the first time since its inception Yahoo has decided to revamp its image. The new interface is user focused rather than everything-focused. Yahoo being the world's most visited webpage, has finally come through with a new look. The interaction and user-friendly personalizations may draw even more to bookmark Yahoo as their

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It's been two days now since Google's buzz in the press. Ok, when does Google not create press buzz? Obviously there are plenty of stories still on the printers (or saved on hard drives) to come out over the next few days. I still think the Trends is most exciting of the newest bits that came out, though the more I think of it the more I can't wait to play around with the Notebook. Imagine, a

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Google's Marissa Mayer mentioned "when it's free it's not perfect" . That comment may be biting Google in the tail. Google often launches products in the Google labs and Google beta programs. As noted in the forum though, when Google launches a product in one of these areas it is reported as a new product, not a trial. People want new, innovative, fresh products, just like they want new,

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Watching the Google Press Day the mantra runs again: build it first, (clean out the kinks) then find ways to monetize it. Really, do you think they run labs for products they don't think they'll eventually be able to monetize?Edit: Google News isn't being ad smacked yet. They seem to still be "looking into it".Google Desk Top necessary for Google Gadgets. Gadgets seem really interesting, may be

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The Bruce Clay Inc. blog offered great insight into the Search Engine Marketing (SEM)study conducted by JupiterResearch. This SEM study was released yesterday. I feel much of the SEM JupitarResearch report was correct, however skewed. While SEM was shown as a relatively new concept it failed to acknowledge SEM professionals as it should. For one, multitasking and the ability to perform numerous,

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I ran across a PR on PRWeb a moment ago that struck me. Though the idea seems like it'll go somewhere, the production seems a little shaky. I group (I suppose, they aren;t specific as to who they are)has created a new face to the Google search bar we all know and love. Luckily they've - so far - left it mostly white space with a little character to set it apart.GMhomepage has reportedly launched

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Yes, Macs have now fallen victim to the inevitable computer viruses we PC users are so burdened by. At least two Mac users we infected by a virus hidden in an update they tried to run when the indication bar popped up on their screens. How many more have been affected stands to be seen. TheStar.com reports what some experts warn, "Apple's iconic status, growing market share and adoption of same

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I just read a blog on the Search Engine Journal stating it has reason to believe Google's next Adwords move is to Google Earth. Interesting.Now, not only will people using Google Earth and Google Maps find locations of their choosing they may be prompted to look for other local venues. Talk about targeting traffic!Local searches are invaluable, especially if you're a local company looking to

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Reported earlier Microsoft's next big move is toward online video games. Online ads in online video games to be precise. Microsoft finalized the details of aquiring the New York based Massive Inc. on Thursday, though declined to disclose the financial terms of the agreement. The deal is said to range between $200 million and $400 million. Massive Inc. specializes in placing ads in online video

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Now that MSN has walked away from Yahoo's Search Marketing there are three players in the field. Well, sorry little guys, the major leaguers are the ones we're focusing on at the moment. With Google's AdSense, Yahoo's Search Marketing and the new MSN adCentre it may be time to plan on spreading the love (i.e. money) around. MSN's adCentre boasts demographically and geographically targeted

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Google seems to feel the attack its happily avoided for a while: a competitor is following suit. Google complained recently that the Internet Explorer Version 7 was unfair as it automatically set the default browser to MSN Search. Sound familiar? Just how unfair is this practice? Shouldn't a user be able to open his browser and search immediately, rather than take additional time and steps to set

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Another blow, Google has lost a renewal of the Amazon.com contract to its competitor Microsoft. Amazon.com is one of the largest online retailers. It offers products, reviews, news, book and wikipedia searches, personalized customer pages and more. Continually updated and fresh content on sites such as Amazon.com are search engine candy. Not to mention its a top revenue provider. While Google is

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Copywriting, press releases, e-mails, newsletters, e-books, product descriptions, content pages, ads all have fallen prey to the hustle that is marketing. Often these pieces of your company, these spot light pieces, will reveal something you don't want clients or potential clients to see. Misspelled words, incorrect grammar, dead text links, misdirected pages, and wrong telephone numbers and

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Last time I blogged about the Yahoo! Search Marketing Workshop I attended and how it mainly helped solidify what I've already experienced with PPC campaigns and search engines. I must admit that all the hype over MarketingSherpa.com got me to investigate once again. Something I had neglected to do in the past weeks of building and launching ContentWorth.com was read up on its site, among a few

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Wednesday a Yahoo! Search Marketing Workshop was offered in Tampa. I attended being that this is my forte, to see what I could learn.Skipping the morning session (and an additional $200) I arrived for the PM session. Session A was for beginners, an intro to paid marketing if you will. Being on a budget and already familiar with the PPC lingo, I gladly skipped this session.Packing my portfolio

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New to the blogging world I've decided to give it a shot. With many other SEM firms offering "insight" via blog, why not?In the days and weeks to come we will be adding numerous pages of content and various helpful tools to our site, this is just one option we're trying. Hopefully the blog works out and we can begin a nice dialogue with others in the SEM, SEO world.If you're wondering about what

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