Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone Launches New Social Search App Jelly Building on the concept, “If you have a questions, there’s somebody out there that… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article

A Google Webmaster Help thread has dozens of webmasters complaining about not being able to verify their web sites. The first report came in yesterday afternoon

A Google Webmaster Help thread has an office furniture site complaining that his Google rankings dropped after the Hummingbird update was pushed out. Of course…

We want to create engaging content but we don’t always feel like typing a lot. For some, it’s a constant struggle to get our thoughts on to paper (or in this case on pixels)

We want to create engaging content but we don’t always feel like typing a lot. For some, it’s a constant struggle to get our thoughts on to paper (or in this case on pixels)

Despite returning to Google’s index after getting caught for unnatural linking, there still seems to be a significant loss in overall traffic for Rap Genius, showing they definitely aren’t back up to their pre-Google penalty traffic levels.

Building on the concept, “If you have a questions, there’s somebody out there that knows the answer,” Twitter co-founder Biz Stone and former Twitter colleague Ben Finkel have launched Jelly, a social search app that uses your social networks to deliver results. According to  the… Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article.

As part of our SEJ interview series, Adam Riemer of Adam Riemer Marketing joins us to discuss techniques for recruiting top performing affiliates to help you bring in more sales. Having affiliates who don’t do anything doesn’t get you or your business anywhere. You need top affiliates who are passionate about pushing your products and […] Author information John Rampton Managing Editor John Rampton is an entrepreneur, full-time computer nerd, and PPC expert

Facebook is facing yet more legal action as a result of its privacy practices, this time surrounding alleged “systematic interception” and commercial use of private messages sent between users on the site.

You know the search queries report in Google Webmaster Tools? Of course you do…