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Top Jobs Search Engine Marketing Strategist Path Interactive New York, United States Account Director Babcock & Jenkins Portland, United States Experienced Media Buyer Washington, United States Search Marketing Program Manager Allstate Insurance Company Northbrook, United States Marketing Intern Variety Los Angeles, United States Today from the Search Engine Watch Team of Experts How is Google AdSense Revenue Share Calculated? Posted by Jonathan Allen  May 24, 2010 The network of official Google blogs has to be commended for the transparency in recent posts. Their admission and apology for data collecting via StreetView and their candidness over the closure of the Nexus One webstore are truly great examples of business blogging. Today, the Inside Adwords blog finally discloses ... » Continue reading Eli Goodman What History Tells us About Facebook's Potential as a Search Engine, Part 2  SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING The search behaviors developing on Facebook suggest it has the potential to become a viable search engine, and possibly even could redefine how we think of search. » Full story » Print version Josh McCoy Breaking the Single Keyword Obsession in SEO Campaigns  SEARCH ENGINE OPTMIZATION Structuring a site to be SEO-friendly, as well as reinforcing a keyword theme in your content strategy that greatly expands the broad term desired, should result in great rankings for competitive terms. » Full story » Print version Laszlo Xalieri The Future of Search: A One-Act Play in Three Acts (Act Two)  THE SEARCH INDUSTRY Consumer/user privacy concerns are no joke, as Google and Facebook well know. Your "don't be evil" policies are only as good as your data security, ability to extrapolate the consequences of your actions, and your immunity to the temptation of a stack of cash. » Full story » Print version Alex Cohen Why Google Wants to Eliminate Bidding In Exchange for Your Profits  SEARCH ADVERTISING How Google is removing CPC and bidding from paid search and the implications of these changes. » Full story » Print version Facebook's Zuckerberg Responds To Mounting Pressure Over Privacy Issues Posted by Liva Judic   May 24, 2010 The privacy issue ghost haunting online companies is once more back to the forefront of the news today as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged in an op-ed in the Washington Post, that his company "just missed the mark" on its privacy settings and pledged to implement changes "as soon as ... » Continue reading 11 Hottest Search Marketing Expert Strategies Recap, This Week (May 17th) Posted by Jonathan Allen   May 24, 2010 It's a Saturday and it's probably a sunny spring day outside. Unless you are in Australia... oh no, wait, scratch that... no change there :) Either way, Saturdays mean we have another offbeat contribution from someone outside of 'the industry' to share their thoughts on our industry. And.. if you find yourself ... » Continue reading Google Search Over Secure Socket Layer Posted by Jonathan Allen   May 24, 2010 We just went back to play Pacman and were shocked to find it wasn't there. And then we spotted a little padlock and our interest was piqued. Have you seen SSL search yet? SSL search basically grants you another level of privacy ... » Continue reading FTC Closes Google AdMob Deal Investigation Posted by Jonathan Allen   May 24, 2010 Today ClickZ reported that the Google AdMob deal has been unanimously approved by the FTC. The FTC themselves realease a press release stating that the $750m deal "is unlikely to harm competition in the emerging market for mobile advertising networks" Despite "serious anti-trust" issues ... » Continue reading "Get a Job Interview in 30 secs" via TwitJobSearch-Skype-Twitter Mashup Posted by Liva Judic   May 24, 2010 Speak of harnessing technology. TwitJobSearch has dramatically shortened the recruiting cycle thanks to its new app that links Skype to Twitter, enabling candidates to "Get a Job Interview in 30 secs". Are you looking for a job? Are you sitting in front of ... » Continue reading email news letter  May 23, 2010 Hi, I have been thinking to generate email news letter from one of my sites (is a bookmarking site). My idea is put together ideas of how bookmaking sites can help promote the content the blogs/sites. But I never have done something like that. I would like to know if any ... » Join the discussion More backlinks from same website... Does this hurt in Google?  May 22, 2010 My website is getting back links(from almost 100,000 pages) from a very high authority website. Will Google be hurting my website in anyway or the pages which are getting links. » Join the discussion How to Check Backlinks in yahoo ?  May 22, 2010 hi friends i am bit confused how to check backlinks in yahoo their are so many commands so i am very confused i want to know my actual backlinks so will you please tell me whats the procedure thanks » Join the discussion Huge drop in Yahoo BL !  May 21, 2010 I have noticed a huge drop in Yahoo BL! for all my sites. Did anyone else noticed this? » Join the discussion White Papers

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