Outside of summer jobs and not-for-profit internships, The Search Agency is my first official place of employment. I recently graduated from Mount Holyoke College, where I studied Art History and German. I am an avid cook, baker, and destroyer of diets. My specialties are cream cheese brownies, biscotti cookies and lemon bars. I am also an Art enthusiast. Living in Berlin enables me to follow a young, emerging Art scene complete with “eccentric” performance pieces and temporarily converted butcher shop galleries. I also enjoy running, traveling, and handy work.
It's been a lively week in online marketing. Facebook's co-founder launched a new start-up, Apple's plans to join the geolocation rate were uncovered and Viacom and YouTube have begun a cat fight over copyright infringement. [...more]
In this week's stories, Facebook and Twitter push towards geo-search, while Google launches its new app marketplace and continue to face problems with censorship in China. [...more]
Facebook takes center stage in this week’s stories with their efforts to improve their advertising platform and their new partnership with Omniture. [...more]
Real time search dominated this week's new stories with a new deal between Yahoo and Twitter and Google's continuing efforts to incorporate social media into their indexing mix with Facebook status updates. [...more]
In a recent interview with The Search Agents, Carl Dunham reminisces on his history in search marketing, hypothesizes on what 2010 will bring to those invested in direct online marketing, and shares with us his passion for geology and skydiving. [...more]
It's been an interesting week in search, as Microsoft-Yahoo! search deal gains governmental approval, Salesforce ventures into corporate social networking and Apple fights to keep e-book prices down. [...more]
This week's news is buzzing with Google expanding its footprint in social media, Amazon fighting back in the e-reader market, and MySpace shaking up its management team. [...more]
In last week's online marketing news, Facebook turned six, celebrating its birthday with a site upgrade and a new partnership with Bing. [...more]
Ted Ives recently authored an article entitled “What is a Link Really Worth? Part 1: Valuing PageRank” that was published on Search Engine Land. In the article, Ted develops a method to quantify link value by graphing the number of links against Toolbar PageRank. His research should help any SEO value their efforts to obtain links at different levels of Toolbar PageRank. [...more]
This week’s stories are primarily concerned with local and social base search, as AT&T joins the race with Buzz.com and Google introduces their new social search services. [...more]
