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One of the most popular reports within Google Webmaster Tools is the links to your site report. If SEOs are obsessed with anything, it is links. So when you see things in that report that look out of the norm..

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Simplifies Site-Specific Bidding on Display Network Google is eliminating managed placement default bids in an effort to simplify bidding on its Display… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today…

Google is eliminating managed placement default bids in an effort to simplify bidding on its Display Network. Now Display Network advertisers who use managed placements will only have to deal with a regular default bid and a Display Network default bid.

“Variety” seems to be the primary keyword when it comes to the hot stories last week on our sister site, Sphinn. A story about Twitter tools was popular among Facebook users and a discussion about defining the “long tail” garnered several comments, but the biggest stories of…

A thread at WebmasterWorld has a small uprising with webmasters who are upset that their title tags aren’t showing in Google’s search results.

Consumers don’t always make a purchase within the same day or even the same week that they click on an ad, but that doesn’t mean the ad didn’t drive a sale.

According to Carlos Vassallo, CEO of LatinVision Media , “The Census of 2010 results will confirm the U.S.