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Google Caffeine Sandbox Closed; Expect New Index Soon
Posted by Nathania Johnson  Nov 10, 2009

In August, Google released a developer preview of their new index, dubbed Google Caffeine. Changes in the index appeared to be largely a "Your Mileage May Vary" situation, with some noticing hardly any changes to their rankings while others noticed bigger changes. Now, Google has closed the preview sandbox and is ...
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SEW Expert - Carrie Hill Carrie
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Holiday Search Marketing? You'd Better Be!
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News from the Search Engine Watch Blog

Google Includes Place Pages Ad Info on Placement Performance Reports
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 10, 2009

In September, Google launched Place Pages, which aggregate content to give a fuller listing for local content in Google Maps. Ads appear on those Place Pages and now AdWords users can see if their ads are appearing on them. The data is included on Placement Performance reports. You can't currently bid ...
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Google AdWords Adds Two New Alerts
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 10, 2009

Google AdWords has launched new alerts to help you manage your paid search campaigns. Under the Opportunities Tab, Google has added alerts for keyword and budget ideas. If you're using conversion tracking, you can now set up a custom alert to notify you of changes in conversion volume, conversion rate, ...
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Google To Murdoch: Use No Index Or Just Ask
Posted by Frank Watsonhttp://www.kangamurramedia.com   Nov 10, 2009

News Corp. Founder and CEO Rupert Murdoch claims Google is stealing their content - the "content kleptomaniacs" as he has termed them. As Greg Jarboe's article below details this could be a major problem for News Corp web sites. Watch the embedded video to hear Murdoch's position. The UK Telegraph quotes ...
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Murdoch to Google: Drop Dead
Posted by Greg Jarboe   Nov 10, 2009

Okay, so News Corp. Chief Executive Rupert Murdoch didn't really tell Google to drop dead. That's just an attention getting device like the classic headline in The Daily News back in the 1970s: "Ford to City: Drop Dead." What Murdoch did say in a Sky News interview today was ...
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Judge Gives Google and Authors Another Book Settlement Extension
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 10, 2009

Today, Google and the Association of American Publishers were supposed to have reached a new settlement, but instead asked for another extension. Judge Denny Chin, who has been presiding over the case, granted the request. In September, Judge Chin granted the publishers' request for a delay of the originally scheduled October ...
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Google Acquires Mobile Advertising Provider AdMob
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 10, 2009

AdMob has been a major player in the mobile advertising world, really taking off when Apple enabled apps on their iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Google is gobbling up their competition mobile ad competition by acquiring AdMob. "Mobile advertising has enormous potential as a marketing medium and while this industry ...
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Search Engine Watch Forum Discussions

Why are search results from google so different from the others?  Nov 10, 2009
Why are google's search results so different from Bing, Yahoo etc? Yes i know they're all different algorithms (although I thought Yahoo now used Googles search results?). But surely they are all striving for the the same thing so their results shouldn't be too different. My business ranks number 1 or 2 ...
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No longer in search results for company name  Nov 10, 2009
Can anyone suggest why my website is about page 10 in google search for my companyname; loads of obscure directories are listed first. Only searches for www.companyname.co.uk (yes companyname and domain are the same)find my listing. I have started adding companyname to every page title to try to resolve. Any thoughts on how ...
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what's happened to local search?  Nov 10, 2009
Or more specifically why does google.co.uk local search work for plumber electrician but not for web designer wesite design etc? Always used to work Has google got something against our profession?
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Images appearing AdWords  Nov 5, 2009
Have any of you seen these types of ads in AdWords? Is this something that is now available to everyone? http://www.box.net/shared/static/b23kg7hkq3.gif
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