Here is a recap of what happened in the search forums today, through the eyes of the Search Engine Roundtable and other search forums on the web…

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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web.

SMBs have an uphill battle in the online marketing arena; smaller budgets and less manpower may leave them feeling like David to big business Goliaths. Industry vet and “Optimize” author Lee Odden offers solutions to five common SMB challenges

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European antitrust chiefs are offering Google a chance to end the 18-month investigation into alleged monopoly abuses by the company. U.S

A solid understanding of localization is now critically important for any company looking to drive into international markets.  No matter what product or service is being sold, it sure that it will face stiff competition both locally and from abroad, which is why localization – translating and adapting content for specific markets – is absolutely

Earlier this month, Google announced they will stop allowing AdWords ads from rotating beyond 30-days. In the past, you were able to set your ads to rotate on based on “optimize for clicks,” “optimize for conversions,” or “rotate evenly…

AdWords marketers’ days of regularly refreshing on all their keywords may be over — or at least that activity may not be quite so necessary. Google is releasing a new report — Auction Insights — that helps marketers understand how their ads stand, compared to others in the…

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