With Sony already releasing their second smartwatch, the Samsung Gear hitting shelves later this month and Apple close behind with the so-called iWatch, did any of us really think that Google would be content with just their wearable glasses? Of course not. This is Google.

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 AdWords Third-Party “Review Extensions” Start Rolling Out To All Accounts In June, Google announced the beta release of Review Extensions which… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

Location-based social networking brand Foursquare has rolled out self-serve ads to all advertisers, in an effort to monetize their audience of 40 million users. Here’s a look at how the new ads work, and the ad creation process

In an interview conducted at SES 2013 in San Francisco, Lucy Bartlett of VigLink leads a discussion about guest blogging. In addition to being the Marketing Manager at VigLink, Lucy is also a PhD candidate at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. She is an experienced research and marketing consultant, advising entities who strive to define […] Author information John Rampton Managing Editor John Rampton is an entrepreneur, full-time computer nerd, PPC guru at Maple North and founder at PPC.org

Rather than spending your time trying to figure out every little nuance of Google’s search algorithm and seeking shortcuts, Matt Cutts says you should build a fantastic site people love and have a well-rounded portfolio of ways to get leads/traffic.

This white paper discusses how an outside SEO fulfillment company can help your organization generate better returns than an in-house team and help lower your fulfillment costs. Topics covered include why you should consider outsourcing, how to select an SEO partner and what are the costs and…

The first half of 2013 was a record high for online advertising revenues, coming in at $20.1 billion, according to the Interactive Advertising Bureau. Revenue from search increased 7 percent from $8.1 billion for the first half of 2012.

Twitter announced this week what many marketers may have been waiting for – a way to schedule tweets one year in advanced right through Twitter. But there is a catch: only Twitter advertisers have the option to use this new functionality.

A WebmasterWorld thread asks the question most SEOs and webmasters try not to ask in a public forum. After a penalty is lifted, should you go ahead and remove your disavow file or even remove some of the links from the disavow file

Several reports offer a healthy roundup of paid search spending and a positive outlook for the remainder of 2013.