Archive for May, 2013

Google’s Impressive “Conversational Search” Goes Live On Chrome

2013/05/22

The “conversational search” that Google demonstrated at last week’s Google I/O conference is now available to users of its Chrome browser, and it’s a significant leap in how we use search engines.

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Google On How To Avoid AdWords Ad Disapproval

2013/05/22

Google AdWords support representative, Charvi…

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Decoding Google’s Referral String (or, how I surviVED Secure Search)

2013/05/22

Posted by timresnik Last week, I held a Mozinar outlining a method to extract SERP vertical — called Universal Search by Google — from Google referral strings. Since the Mozinar concluded, the number of people who have reached out with their own theories and ideas has been impressive

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Yahoo Spends $1.1 Billion To Be Cool (Buy Tumblr)

2013/05/22

I’m sure you heard the news by now, Yahoo has acquired Tumblr for a cool $1.1 billion in cash. Seriously…

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Cleaning Up SEJ Author Bio Links by @lorenbaker

2013/05/21

Dear SEJ Contributors & Readers, Thank you for everything you have contributed to SEJ and your participation in our community, comments & social media. We’ve noticed a major trend in our writer bios. About 90% of our bios include exact match links, extra links and other links to multiple companies

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Daily Search Forum Recap: May 21, 2013

2013/05/21

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

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SearchCap: The Day In Search, May 21, 2013

2013/05/21

Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Where Have All The Linkers Gone

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Social Media #Fails Every Company Should Learn From

2013/05/21

It just takes one post or tweet to tarnish your business reputation.  One mistake by an otherwise savvy employee and a company can be labeled a social media fail, a dishonor so damaging that it’s not only fodder for the front page and late-night talk shows, but a brand buster, too.

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