The Week We Searched For- March 12, 2010
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]
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]
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]
In a recent article for Search Engine Land, Drew tackles the question, "Why do some videos rank well on Google, but not on YouTube, and vice versa." [...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 my latest Search Engine Land article, I look at the text ads Google runs to see what lessons PPC managers can learn about writing "killer" ad copy. [...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]
Much has been written about the decreasing importance of Google PageRank as a key performance indicator in SEO. Despite the measurement challenges, PageRank is a highly relevant metric and the tracking of directional changes in PR is critical. [...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]