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SEW Expert - Ron Jones Ron
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E-mail Marketing 101
More SEM BASICS SEM BASICS
Tips on e-mail marketing providers, how to build an e-mail database, e-mail frequency, spam compliance, landing pages, graphics, social media, and more.
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Search Engine Watch Experts Columns

SEW Expert - Frank Watson Frank
Watson


Virtual Pageviews -- Ways to Measure so Much More With Analytics
More THE SEARCH INDUSTRY THE SEARCH INDUSTRY
Virtual pageviews and more detailed event tracking now allows Web site owners to get granular and create data to use when making design, marketing, and site architectural decisions.
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SEW Expert - Michael Boland Michael
Boland


Apple/Google Turf Battle Rages On: Mobile Search on the Block
More LOCAL & MOBILE SEARCH LOCAL & MOBILE SEARCH
Bing could replace Google as the default iPhone search engine. What impact might this have on mobile local search?
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News from the Search Engine Watch Blog

Google's Answer Highlighting Bolds Facts in Results
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 25, 2010

Google is updating its search results to provide fact-based answers directly in the results. The feature is called Answer Highlighting and it bolds facts in the text description area of a result. For example, if you're curious as to how tall the Empire State building is and query "empire state building ...
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Google Unveils New Rich Snippets Format for Events
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 25, 2010

Rich snippets allow webmasters to include structured data that search engines can include in their search results. Google is introducing a new format for rich snippets: events. The events markup is based on the hCalendar microformat. Here's how it would look in the search results: ...
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Bing Serves Up Recipe Search
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 25, 2010

Foodies, get excited. Bing has added a new recipe search to its repertoire. Pulling from popular recipe sites such as delish.com, epicurious, and MyRecipes.com, Bing is able to supply you with a bunch of options for various dishes you wish to create. Ratings and a quick look at nutritional information accompany ...
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Brin and Page to Sell 5 Million Shares of Google Stock
Posted by Nathania Johnson   Jan 25, 2010

Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have filed plans with the SEC to sell five million shares of Google stock each over the next five years. The sale will bring the pair's ownership of Google down to 48%, slightly less than majority control. Not to worry as CEO Eric Schmidt ...
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Is a professional SEM worth more than a pound of Bananas?
Posted by Mike Grehan   Jan 25, 2010

It being Friday and just for fun... On CNN Money this morning, I heard the mayor of Athens, GA commenting on wages and bonuses. And he said something about breaking down your annual salary to how much you earn per minute and see how much you're worth. He said "per minute ...
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comScore says global search market grew 46 percent in 2009‏
Posted by Greg Jarboe   Jan 25, 2010

Image by SESConferenceSeries via FlickrcomScore has just released a study on growth in the global search market in 2009. The study revealed that the U.S. remains the largest search market worldwide, while Google Sites retains a commanding position in the global search market. More than 131 billion searches were conducted ...
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Search Engine Watch Forum Discussions

Huge List of SEO Resources for Beginners  Jan 25, 2010
I was just reading a blog by a guy called Sam Tilston and I came across this huge list of SEO resources: http://www.samtilston.com/the-top-100-seo-sem-resources I reckon the list would be really good for beginners, what do you think?
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Ask Questions here  Jan 23, 2010
We want to organize answers so they are easily accessible by topic - if a thread gets long or diverse enough we can make others within the topic. But lets start the questions here.
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Thanks for marketing our product  Jan 23, 2010
The SES affiliate program is here to help you monetize your marketing potential.
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google PR downgrade  Jan 21, 2010
Hi, on one of my sites google has been downgrade the PR. the previous PR was 3 and now is 2. Can any of you can tellme how can this happend? or what can I do to avoid happening again?
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