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Google’s Quality Update & the Demise of Poor Content

Greg Slama Associate Director, Search Marketing

If you have landed on this post, you have likely heard about the Google algorithm update.  It  has reportedly already impacted about 12% of all Google queries!  The change was largely focused on low quality, mass produced SEO content, and was aimed at ‘content farms’ which have been littering search results for quite some time…. Read More

 

DexOne and Business.com: What It Means To B2B Search Marketers

On November 10, 2010, DexOne announced the acquisition of Business.com and their plan to fully integrate Business.com into the DexOne business model. It is still unclear what will happen to the Business.com brand and URL now that it is owned by DexOne. Yet, with the wide array of online B2B industries and growing need of… Read More

 

OTOinsights to present Search Engine Engagement Research at SES and UPA Conferences

OTOinsights’ recent efforts to measure the user impact of a new generation of search engine result pages which included multimedia elements such as images and videos has caught the eye of two prestigious upcoming conferences. Both the Search Engine Strategies (SES) Conference in Chicago, IL, and the Usability Professional’s Association (UPA) International Conference in Munich, Germany has asked OTOinsights to present their findings from its report titled “Implications of User Engagement with Search Result Pages”.

 

Bing Offers Ad Preview Tool for Agencies

Since the launch of Bing, advertising agencies have experienced trouble previewing their ads in the search results. This is because as part of the new algorithm, Bing identifies users who do not click on paid search links and stops showing them the ads. While this is smart technology, it caused some difficulties for agencies that… Read More

 

The Microsoft/Yahoo! Deal – Answers For Search Engine Marketers

So it is official, our once beloved Yahoo! has cried uncle and submitted to the looming M&A noogie we have faithfully followed for the past few months. So what does this mean to advertisers with insatiable appetites for search clicks? Well, here are the questions I can answer now:

 
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