Some sites like MySpace have begun policing ads: The main reason that they killed the dating ads was that people were using copyright images as well as girls under 18 to advertise for CPA sites. It got to a point where the ad approval team couldn’t police them anymore. The dieting ads were killed cause [...]

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by Danny Sullivan URL shortening services are experiencing a renaissance in the age of Twitter. When every character counts, these services reduce long URLs to tiny forms. But which is the best to use, when so many are offered and new ones seem to appear each day? Below, issues to consider and a breakdown of [...]

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by Danny Sullivan Last week, I took questions via my Twitter account (@dannysullivan) about SEO issues and more broadly about search marketing overall. I thought it would be useful to compile them into a post. Here you go! Question: rebecca_morrow what’s the best thing to say to clients who don’t want content on their home [...]

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Mar 19, 2009 at 3:01pm ET by Matt McGee Ask around and you probably won’t find many people who think the idea of “Internet everywhere” is a bad thing. Thanks to laptops and smart phones, wi-fi and 3G, we can work (or play) at airports, check email during cab rides, and compare prices online from [...]

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Posted by Sarah Bird, Esquire May It Please the Mozzers, DSW, a large shoe retailer, filed a federal trademark infringement case last month against Zappos.com and Commission Junction. Here’s the background in brief: DSW has been operating DSWshoes.com since about 2000. The site includes information about its 200 plus brick-and-mortar stores, but does not offer [...]

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