Yahoo! Calendar, one of the company’s early “Web 1.0″ properties, is getting a major facelift for the first time in 10 years. Yahoo announced details of the new Yahoo! Calendar beta today, which uses technology from their 2007 purchase of Zimbra.In addition to improving integration with Yahoo! Mail, the new calendar will be more compatible [...]

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Numbers don’t lie. For in-house search marketers analysis is critical for reporting performance, identifying trouble spots, and finding your next great opportunity. If you hire an agency or consultant to help with your search marketing, the numbers reflect success of that agency’s work, and can tell you ultimately if the agency is worth what they [...]

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Below is live coverage from day three of the 2008 Search Marketing Expo East conference. To be honest, I have to push this out early, so make sure to check out the Bruce Clay Blog for additional live coverage throughout the day.A Day In The Life Of A Successful In-House SEO, Search Engine RoundtableAdvanced [...]

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Posted by Jane Copland
Name the number one criticism of linkbait: from a technical point of view, the top problem with popular content is that it often doesn’t attract many links. "Linkbait" has become a word we use to mean pretty much anything that gets media attention, no matter whether it is heavily linked to or [...]

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Google has confirmed for Search Engine Land that they’ll soon start offering RSS feeds for web search results. When it happens, the RSS feeds will be an extension of Google Alerts, which currently only allow notification by email.The addition of RSS alerts was first picked up by Amit Agarwal, who found it mentioned in an [...]

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