3 Laws of SEO
Tuesday, 19 May 2009
If one were to distill all of the considerations associated with search engine optimization (not withstanding the new developments in semantic search), I’ve been asking myself if it isn’t possible to summarize 3 immutable laws of SEO. Hearken back a moment to elementary science and roll with me, so called laws are considered invariable facts
- Published in Natural Search / SEO, Search
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Large Scale Bid Management – Pubcon 2007 session digest
Friday, 14 December 2007
After a nightmare traveling (I haven’t had much luck lately) with 6 hours to go from SFO to Las Vegas, I arrived only in time for the Tuesday afternoon session, “Large scale bid management”. I was anxious to listen in having done that very thing at HP and now find myself starting such campaigns again.
- Published in Conferences / Events, Paid Search, Vendors / Agencies
Tail Keywords are likely a Better Value
Monday, 30 October 2006
I’ve written before about an often overlooked opportunity for retailers to easily increase and maintain the tail of their paid search keyword list. The tail is a commonly used name for the thousands of less popular keywords which get few impressions yet, in bulk, make up the greater number of terms. Your keyword list should
- Published in Comparison Shopping, Paid Search, Search