Are you afraid to bid on a competitor’s trademarked name? Depending on the search engine you are bidding with, and the country in which you are doing it, you might…
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An open letter to Google on local marketing and people
We often sing the praises of Google for its role in the development of the modern day commercial Internet and really one of the only well-functioning areas of the current…
Read MoreSearch goes social–Where should you go?
It’s been about a month since Facebook and Microsoft hooked up to talk about how Bing will be using Facebook data in its search rankings. It caused quite a stir,…
Read MoreIn search marketing, focus on what’s important
Search marketing seems like it changes every minute, and it’s hard to blame anyone who is worried about falling behind. With big news such as Google Instant seemingly coming every…
Read MoreIs Mayer’s move to Local for Google a demotion?
I have written in a few places this week about the move that Google announced as Marissa Mayer, their front facing VP of search products, was leaving that position and…
Read MoreYour SEO will get along with Google Instant
When Google makes a move, it’s bound to drive a lot of discussion about what it means to marketers. And, honestly, Google Instant is a wrenching change in what was…
Read MoreWhy is Google copying Bing so much?
If you have been paying attention to what Google has been doing as of late to improve its user experience, you might be noticing something strange. It seems that almost…
Read MoreHow do you know what is search spam?
Most people try to play by the rules, but I got a question last week as to exactly what the rules are. I think that’s the wrong question. The rules…
Read MoreSearch marketing gets specific
When someone asks you what keyword you most want to be #1 for, how many words is it? For most people, the answer is one. We all know the one-word…
Read MoreHey, marketers: What if there was no Google?
Last week, at the Search Insider Summit at Captiva Island, Chris Copeland had an interesting talk entitled, “What if there was no Google?” Chris worked through a number of different…
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