(New York Times) — Edwin Perello discovered that Bing, the Microsoft search engine, could find addresses in his rural Indiana town when Google could not. Laura Michelson, an administrative assistant in San Francisco, was lured by Bing’s flight fare tracker. Paul Callan, a photography buff in Chicago, fell for Bing’s vivid background images. Read More…
(Mashable) — For millions of websites, publishers, and online businesses, search is still the king. While social media may have the media’s attention and are garnering a lot of the hype, search still trumps them when it comes to driving traffic and being discovered by potential new customers. Because of the importance of search traffic to […]
(Read Write Web) — While the social, real-time Web is hogging all the buzz as of lately, it’s still important to keep an eye on good old fashioned search engine optimization for your company’s site. SEO can be an expensive endeavor, especially if you hire an expert, but it doesn’t have to be. We’ve covered the […]
(Get Elastic) — On the heels of the Search Engine Strategies conference in Toronto, I caught up with one of SES’ expert speakers, Michael Bonfils, to pick his brain on international SEO issues. Michael is the International Managing Director for SEM International, where he provides expert multilingual search engine marketing and management for global advertising […]
(New York Times) — Don’t know who Taylor Momsen is? Neither do I, beyond that she is the mean one on “Gossip Girl.” But Facebook knows her well, Twitter loves her, and she and Google have been hooking up, like, forever. One more fact about Ms. Momsen: she has nothing to do with this column, […]