Yahoo!’s search engine marketing team has delivered a new update on the ongoing integration of Microsoft’s PPC platform, AdCentre, into the Yahoo! search marketing platform. In the previous update, Yahoo assured search engine marketing companies and PPC agencies that the transition from
Monthly Archives: June 2010
Search engine optimisation is all about getting the most traffic from search engine users – targeting specific keywords in the right combinations to raise visibility and crucially, convert search users into website visitors. Now, new research indicates that the best means
Google’s presence in search engine marketing for China may come to an end, as the company’s presence in the region has been called into question for the second time in six months. In January, Google announced that it was adopting
Since they were first introduced in 2005, XML sitemaps have been a key tool for search engine optimisation on Google. Previously though sitemasters and SEO’s had to create separate sitemaps for each content type – whether it be mobile web,
Businesses should consider adopting news content marketing to boost online marketing activity, according to Clickthrough Marketing. 60% of Bing customers are believed to be carrying out online searches to find out the latest news, and search engines are their “most
New changes to the Adwords interface will see a number of reports moved from the Report Center directly into the campaigns tab. The campaigns tab now allows users to see the search terms and automatic placements where their PPC ads
As the upcoming integration of Bing and Yahoo! draws closer, Microsoft has unveiled a series of design changes and several new features that could help boost the user experience – and make it a more serious prospect for search engine
A year after it was introduced Bing is to get its own individual web crawler algorithm, a change will which will have big ramifications for SEO services on the Microsoft search engine. Today the company announced that it would finally
Rumours that Google will be launching a social networking site to be called “Google Me,” are swarming the internet. According to Kevin Rose, founder of social news website Digg, the search engine marketing giants new service will compete against the likes
Rumours that Google will be launching a social networking site to be called “Google Me,” are swarming the internet. According to Kevin Rose, founder of social news website Digg, the search engine marketing giants new service will compete against the likes
