Google is starting to allow multiple sign-in to some users as noticed by Alex Chitu of the Google Operating System blog .  To check whether this is already enabled on your Google account, visit your Google Accounts Page and check if the multiple sign-in option is already appearing under the Personal Settings tab

If you’re a Flickr user, you’d be glad to know that Yahoo has finally open up the new Flickr photo page to the public. The new photo page has been in preview mode for a few weeks now and it seems that the Flickr folks have finally decided that new photo page is now free of bugs and needed fixes so, it’s time to roll it out to everybody. In case you’ve missed the announcement before, the new Flickr photo page has three new major features – bigger photo view, easier photo navigation, photo sharing and discussion feature

If you’re a Flickr user, you’d be glad to know that Yahoo has finally open up the new Flickr photo page to the public. The new photo page has been in preview mode for a few weeks now and it seems that the Flickr folks have finally decided that new photo page is now free of bugs and needed fixes so, it’s time to roll it out to everybody.

If you’re a Flickr user, you’d be glad to know that Yahoo has finally open up the new Flickr photo page to the public. The new photo page has been in preview mode for a few weeks now and it seems that the Flickr folks have finally decided that new photo page is now free of bugs and needed fixes so, it’s time to roll it out to everybody

If you’re a Flickr user, you’d be glad to know that Yahoo has finally open up the new Flickr photo page to the public. The new photo page has been in preview mode for a few weeks now and it seems that the Flickr folks have finally decided that new photo page is now free of bugs and needed fixes so, it’s time to roll it out to everybody. In case you’ve missed the announcement before, the new Flickr photo page has three new major features – bigger photo view, easier photo navigation, photo sharing and discussion feature.

A poll by Harris Interactive for Buddy Media showed that brands are hampered by finding the right ROI metrics in their adoption of social media campaigns to reach locally, on a global scale.

While attending the SMX Advanced conference in Seattle this year, I was very eager to sit in on the SEO Mega Session to see a panel of industry vets. True to form, this session was chock-full of useful insights, lots of ribbing, and more than a little eye rolling between the panel members. At some *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***

In case there was any question about whether Google is serious about its relationship with business owners, the company is now letting businesses that have claimed their Places listings respond to reviews: Starting today, if you’re a verified Google Places business owner, you can publicly respond to reviews written by Google Maps users on the *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***

Since I’ve been a columnist here at Search Engine Land, I’ve written about a wide range of B2B search marketing topics, including Flickr, Landing Pages, Trade Shows, Content, High Costs of PPC, Leveraging Organic Keywords, Universal Search, and other B2B topics.

At the 2009 MIMA Summit I gave a presentation on the intersection of SEO and Social Media suggesting that companies become publishers in their marketing and that the opportunity for search doesn’t just lie with Google, but also with social search.