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Google Improves Apps On iPhone
It’s no secret that Google and Apple are friends on both corporate and personal levels. Prepare not to be shocked, then, that…
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Are Paid Links Subverting Search Quality?
Search engines, especially Google, say don't do 'em. But some search marketers say paid links work. Are paid links subverting search quality? Or are they simply a fact of life, here to stay? Moderator: Chris Boggs, Manager, Search Engine Optimization, eMergent Marketing/BRULANT, Inc. Speakers: William Leake, Founder and CEO, Apogee Search, Eric Ward, CEO, EricWard.com, Brian Boland, Director-adCenter, Microsoft Corporation.
Keywords Still the Foundations of SEM Campaigns
Keywords are still the foundation that build all search marketing campaigns. This session will look at researching and developing a killer keyword list for a site or special project. It will also look at tools available to automate the task of finding keywords and phrases.
Google, TomTom Seal Computer-To-Car Deal
Gosh bless the automotive trickledown; it’s already brought treats like telescoping steering wheels to entry-level vehicles, and now computer-to-car driving directions appear to be on the way.
Half Have Shopped Online While At Work
One-fifth of people say that the workplace is the main location where they access the Internet according to a survey from Burst Media.
Google Explains Meta Tags
Search engines pay attention to some tags, and none to others. Remember when the 'keywords' meta tag mattered? Ah, the good old days.
