| Go Daddy Launches Service to Help Websites Gain Search Engine Visibility (AuctionBytes) Go Daddy continues to offer new services for website owners to expand on its domain registration service. This week, it launched a service called Search Engine Visibility that walks users through a step-by-step process to make their website search-engine friendly. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Search Engine Marketing Career Authority Ian Lopuch Launches PPCIan.com (PRWeb) Ian Lopuch, one of the most prominent and influential search engine marketers in Silicon Valley, has officially launched PPCIan.com as the Internet’s leading resource focused on SEM career tips. Ian started as Marketing Associate at a startup only five years ago and is now Director of Search Marketing at a leading publicly traded company. As someone who is passionate about mentoring and helping ... us.rd.yahoo.com |
SEMPO State of Search Engine Marketing Report Says Industry to Grow from $14.6 Billion in 2009 to $16.6 Billion in 2010 (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) WAKEFIELD, Mass.----The Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization today announced the results of its sixth annual State of Search Engine Marketing Report. Based on a global online survey of nearly 1,500 client-side marketers and agency respondents conducted by Econsultancy, the report estimates that the North American search engine marketing industry will grow 14% from $14.6 billion in ... us.rd.yahoo.com |
Sphinn Threads Make Their Way on Search Engine Land If you visit Search Engine Land and scroll down and look on the right hand side, you will see a box named "Hot At Sphinn." Yep, Search Engine Land's social sharing site, Sphinn, now has more of a presence on the Search Engine Land site. Not only that, but weekly, there will be a Hot on Sphinn post on Search Engine Land promoting the best posts on Sphinn. Matt McGee announced this on the Sphinn ... seroundtable.com |
Technology Yahoo Japan, Google to remain competitive despite same search engine Yahoo Japan Corp. will remain competitive with Google Inc. even after adopting Google's Internet search engine and online advertisement technology as the two firms will japantoday.com |