SearchDay February 28, 2011 | | | Today's Top Stories | Mahalo, Business.com, Article Aggregators Hardest Hit By Google Update The impact of Google's latest search ranking algorithm update is starting to show. While Mahalo is getting a bunch of the press, the ezine article aggregators seem to be the ones most heavily hit -- along with some of the business directory sites. And apparently, eHow is a high-quality site in ... Frank Watson | Full story | Feb 27, 2011
| RSS | | More from SEW's Team of Experts | Who is Behind the Successful PR Campaign Poking Holes in Google's Search Quality? It appears someone has launched a successful PR campaign poking holes in Google's search quality. Why do I think someone has launched a PR campaign? As Auric Goldfinger tells James Bond in the movide Goldfinger (1964), "They have a saying in Chicago: Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third ... Greg Jarboe | Full story | Feb 28, 2011
Google Doodle Toasts Chinese Poet Li Bai Famous Tang Dynasty romantic poet Li Bai, born on Feb. 28, 701, is the subject of a Doodle on Google Hong Kong today: Bai, also known as Li Po, was well-known for his drinking -- as well as celebrating that topic in his ... Danny Goodwin | Full story | Feb 28, 2011
Google: New Nav Bar is For Your Privacy The new navigation bar, which we reported on earlier this month, is more about managing your identity and privacy online than integrating social or tracking you, according to Google. Google has been "thinking about" and identifying different ways people identify themselves online. ... Thom Craver | Full story | Feb 28, 2011
Google Mobile Launches Open Now Feature for Local Mobile Search The Google Mobile team announced a new feature in local search that factors in the hours a business is open. Over the past year, Google has added a sidebar full of options for searching what's near you or other various options to narrow down your search options. Now they're bringing ... Thom Craver | Full story | Feb 27, 2011
SEO Salaries Higher This Year [Report] If you're thinking about working in the search engine optimization (SEO) industry, now is a good time to get started. Starting salaries have increased 17.5 percent versus last year, according to a salary guide prepared by executive recruitment firm Crandall Associates. Base salary for SEO specialists is $59,000 (up from $50,300 ... Danny Goodwin | Full story | Feb 27, 2011
Search Week in Review for Feb. 26, 2011 Here's a recap of this week's columns and news stories for the week of Feb. 20 to 26, as reported by Search Engine Watch, as well as search news and tips from around the web. SEM Basics 14 Tips for Making the Most of ... Danny Goodwin | Full story | Feb 27, 2011
| | Recent Forum Posts | OK to host a .org.nz website in the US? Hi, Does anyone know if Google just uses the country part of the domain (site.co.nz for example) to decide if that site is in a particular country or does it use the IP address of the website hosting? The reason why is I'm tempted to use a US hosting company (because they're ... Join the discussion | Feb 26, 2011
CMS made simple needs YOUR help I have been wanting to re brand and re develop our website for a while, but when it's your own company you get too picky with things. Alinga is a Gold Coast Web design agency and we wanted to showcase who we are and the work we do in a fresh ... Join the discussion | Feb 26, 2011
G keyword tool purpose? Does it have one? The keywords I've tracked for many of the phrases ppc figures are out of the solar system, more than 600 to 700% inflated, even considering they can be high amounts. Forget it. Join the discussion | Feb 25, 2011
Google annoucnes big change today Supposedly Google made a "big change" in their search results today. See this press report. (http://www.mercurynews.com/business/ci_17474527) I'm not seeing much of a change. "New York City locksmith" looks about the same. "San Francisco carpet cleaning" moved the biggest carpet cleaning company in SF down to 10th place. Other searches ... Join the discussion | Feb 25, 2011
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