Tracking Bogus Google AdWords Conversions (Site search engine)
Tracking Bogus Google AdWords Conversions
As Google controls an increasing large piece of the online advertiser pie, if you use their analytics, many of those conversions THEY track are falsely tied to their ads. They would have happened even if you were not buying AdWords ads.
Yahoo! releases Slurp Yahoo has said that some slight changes might occur with page shuffling, and ranking changes. Yahoo does have a feedback form for any conerns that you might have with the new search crawler.
Yahoo has released a new search crawler. Meet Slurp, a more efficient website visiting engine. Yahoo has estimated that website owners will see a 25% reduction in the number of requests coming from Yahoo servers, thus decreasing bandwidth.
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Is Your Content Solving Symptoms or Fixing Problems?
Content that asks why actually solves problems and creates real value.
Yahoo! Open Search
Yahoo! is allowing third party publishers to add data to their search listings.
Miserable failure is back
Load Google with -> “who is a failure?”
LOL
Matt, it's always nice to know we can trust on Google algoritms…
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Thank You!!!
I just wanted to say thank you for reading and thank you again if you joined our community.
Tracking a package through MSN Search
MSN has just announced that you can track packages through its MSN Search portal.
To track packages with MSN Search, simply head to search.msn.com, and enter your FedEx, DHL, UPS, or USPS tracking number.
MSN package tracker is one of the MSN Instant Answer search tools. Its great that search engines are providing all of these additional features to make our lives even more easier. But as the features grow, so does the competition and battle for the top search engine.
Who knew that search could be this exciting?
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Data Visualization & Discovery
Post mentioning some cool new publishing tools.
The SEM blog is retiring
Dear readers: The Search Engine Marketing blog is retiring. I admit to feeling sentimental about it, because this blog was originally created for me by Jason Calacanis, in the early days of Weblogs, Inc, and although I ended up contributing to several blogs in our lineup, this is where it started for me. I’m grateful to Jason, and thankful for the people I met in the SEM and SEO universes, via this blog.
Chris Gilmer, who has been posting here lately, is still with us! You can find Chris writing on Download Squad, our software and online services blog.
Although our editorial priorities have changed over the nearly three years of operation, we do not remove retired blogs. the SEM blog will remain available as an archive (and not a badly optimized one!). Thanks to everyone for reading.
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Interview of Nicholas Carr on The Big Switch, Blogging, & the Internet
I recently finished reading Nicholas Carr’s The Big Switch, and as a longtime fan of his Rough Type blog asked if he would be up for doing an interview. He said sure, and here is the interview.
