Mac and iPad users are in luck – or will soon be in luck – if they want to work with Microsoft adCenter to advertise on Bing and Yahoo Search…

Over at the WordStream blog, we typically publish a list of our most popular content at the end of every month and every year. This is more than a way to drum up a few more views for those blog posts – it’s an opportunity to learn from our own successes and apply those lessons Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

Google is profiting from ads posted by illegal London 2012 Olympics ticket resellers, the BBC reported. These ads have since been removed, as have ads for cannabis, fake identification cards, and passports that the BBC found and reported to G..

Google must pay a $65,000 fine for suggesting the search term for “crook” when users typed in the name of France insurance company Lyonnaise de Garantie. Google must also remove the word “escroc” (“crook” in Fre…

According to a recent BBC report, Google is displaying illegal ads promoting unofficial London 2012 ticket resellers. The unofficial sale of Olympic tickets is prohibited to protect consumers and is a serious offense that carries a maximum fine of £20,000 ($30,900)

Anyone—anyone—can make a website. Anyone can create a Twitter account, start a blog, or launch a Facebook fan page. And anyone—from 13-year-old girls to 45-year-old men—can pretend to be an attractive 20-year-old woman on the Internet

Twitter and Facebook aren’t just for wasting time chatting with your friends anymore – they can also be vital sources of information to be mined when writing your PPC ads! Here’s how these social sites can help you create compelling ad copy: Technique #1 – Use Social Sites to Conduct Market

People use the Internet in funny ways.

Is your social media strategy sending your customers mixed signals? As a B2B organization with a focus on technology, you may believe that you are facing additional obstacles that your B2C counterparts are not. Many of you have tried to implement social media in the past without much success