Monday, November 23, 2009

SearchDay: Measuring Success 101, Part 1

Today's Columns: » Measuring Success 101, Part 1  » Marketing Tactics vs. Social Media Strategy  » Frugal Is the New Black 
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SEW Expert - Ron Jones Ron
Jones


Measuring Success 101, Part 1
More SEW EXPERTS: SEM 101 SEW EXPERTS: SEM 101
Defining a goals and objectives, identifying the right tools and data to analyze, and defining the staff and time needed to track the success metrics are crucial elements for measuring success.
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Search Engine Watch Experts Columns

SEW Expert - Liana Evans Liana
Evans


Marketing Tactics vs. Social Media Strategy
More SEW EXPERTS: SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING SEW EXPERTS: SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING
Fully research why you're using a particular social media strategy tactic. Did your agency tell you that you "need" it? Or is your audience there and interacting already, or is there potential for branding and exposure?
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SEW Expert - Joshua Palau Joshua
Palau


Frugal Is the New Black
More SEW EXPERTS: OUTSOURCED SEW EXPERTS: OUTSOURCED
The economic climate has changed consumer behavior. Embrace that change. The basic tenets of marketing still apply in a down economy.
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News from the Search Engine Watch Blog

Google Launches Mobile Coupons 4 Days Before Black Friday
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 23, 2009

Google is giving local businesses the ability to make their coupons available to mobile devices. Accessing Coupons You can find coupons on the recently launched Place Pages, which are accessed by searching Google Maps. Offering Coupons If you already have a printable coupon available, you can simply select an option to make those ...
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Yellow Journalism: New York Times Calls for Bing Boycott Over Chinese Results
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 23, 2009

Nicholas Kristoff took to the pages of the New York Times to call for a boycott of Bing. Yes, Kristoff is attempting to create the news instead of just cover it, and yes, that goes against the fundamentals covered in any Journalism 101 class. Kristoff claims that Bing is cozying up ...
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AOL Previews New Brand Identity for Independence Day
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 23, 2009

AOL will be going independent in December and they've unveiled their new branding. A new minimalist font has been selected, the "o" and the "l" have been lowercased, a hip period has been added. I love closure. Oh - and the company name will be set against an ever-changing image. ...
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If you aren't at SES Berlin, go to SES Chicago for 11 topics breaking
Posted by Greg Jarboe   Nov 23, 2009

Search Engine Strategies Berlin is being held this week at the Crowne Plaza Berlin City Centre, and SES Chicago 2009 gets underway in two weeks at the Hilton Chicago. During the past 10 weeks, I've shared 10 important reasons for going to these must-attend events. For those of you who ...
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Shaking My Head at Steve Ballmer...
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Nov 23, 2009

Last week, I was shaking my head at Mark Cuban. He suggested that Microsoft pay online publishers to de-index their sites from Google. Presumably, then Bing could go out there and say "Hey, search us to find the Wall Street Journal." I scoffed. I laughed. Who would do such a thing? ...
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Search Engine Watch Forum Discussions

How do you find Google Customer service...?  Nov 23, 2009
Hey guys, Earlier i had an issue with my clients account and i have reported to Google Adwords but they replied very late till then my client was very much angry... What should i do if they are not responding on time?
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How do you find Google Customer service...?  Nov 23, 2009
Hey guys, Earlier i had an issue with my clients account and i have reported to Google Adwords but they replied very late till then my client was very much angry... What should i do if they are not responding on time?
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Does it feasible to use Adwords on a new site  Nov 21, 2009
Hope this is not a Dumb post but for a brand spanking new site, is there any negative effects from an SEO perspective on starting an adwords campaign right away? Or does it make sense to wait a period of time until the search engines have indexed the site.
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Does anybody likes the interface of YSM  Nov 20, 2009
Hey guys, I have been working on Google and Yahoo and found that the Yahoo interface a lil complicated as compared to Google...Does anyone else has noticed this ....
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