We’ve all heard about Web 2.0 and it’s getting a bit tired to call everything that changes 2.0, but that didn’t stop me. Because the changes brought about by Web…
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Search by the numbers
Another day, another conference. This has been a busy week for me, and next week will be the same. So apologies that my daily blog this week has been little…
Read MoreCreating your search marketing business case
I was lucky to be on another great DM Days panel today (along with Pat Daloisio and Heather Lloyd-Martin) on planning your search marketing program. I did the kickoff pitch,…
Read MorePersonalized search: The elephant in the SEO living room
Gord Hotchkiss put into words what I have been feeling: search marketers are paying far too little attention to personalized search. If you’ve looked at the baby steps that search…
Read MoreThe coming out party for Ask.com
Google is #1 in search, but it’s not because of their innovative user interface. You’d have to be a real search geek to see much difference between today’s Google and…
Read MoreGoogle scoops up FeedBurner
If you’ve been following the news, you’ve probably already heard about Google’s purchase of FeedBurner. FeedBurner offers many services to RSS publishers, including advertising within feeds, which many have speculated…
Read MoreSearch marketing tips
Each month, I teach a class on search marketing at the Learning Annex—three hours of soup to nuts search for under $50. I’ve been teaching the class since November and…
Read MoreIf you thought we were speaking Chinese…
…when Bill Hunt and I wrote Search Engine Marketing, Inc., well, we were really trying to make it easy to understand. But if you really do speak Chinese, then you’ll…
Read MoreSearch marketing in Quebec
I had a great time yesterday speaking to a large group of IT marketers in beautiful Quebec. They, like folks in many industries, are struggling with the shift from direct…
Read MoreGoogle’s power debated
In my May Biznology newsletter, I took issue with those who believe Google is too powerful. I don’t think Google controls as much as what Microsoft does and nowhere near…
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