It’s big news when Google changes anything. Google is constantly tinkering with making results appear more relevent—they were the first to extract text from your page to show the snippet…
Read MoreClick fraud enters the courtroom
The words on the March Biznology newsletter are barely dry before we start seeing a whole new side of the click fraud wars—order in the court! Two notable lawsuits have…
Read MoreWill click fraud kill the paid search golden goose?
If, in our wired world, it feels like something useful is always imperiled by something from the dark side, well, it’s not just a feeling. Viruses have infected our personal…
Read MoreBig company and big site search marketing
Big sites really are different. If you can gather your entire Web team into a conference room and explain the new way that we are all going to code our…
Read MoreBusiness to business tactics for search marketing
My notes from the Business to Business Tactics session at Search Engine Strategies conference in New York.
Read MoreLink your way to organic search success
I attended two sessions on Day Four of the Search Engine Strategies conference in New York. The first session, named “Advanced Link Building” focused on strategies to attract the right…
Read MoreBranding Tactics for Search
Sometimes, yes. “Raising brand awareness” is the last refuge of the marketing hack. But more and more, studies are showing that search marketing does aid branding. Searchers have higher brand…
Read MoreBlogs, RSS Feeds, and search marketing
What could be a more appropriate topic for my first-ever blog entry? Blogs and RSS Feeds are taking off. You can’t turn around without running into advice on how to…
Read MoreIs free paid search an oxymoron?
“Free paid search” certainly sounds like an oxymoron doesn’t it? (And no, my name does not rhyme with “oxymoron.”) Welcome to the first Biznology Newsletter. I will be coming to you…
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