Microsoft unveiled it’s new or re-branded search or in their words “decision engine” today. At first glance, it’s nothing more than “Live”, with a new face. Are the results any different? I would wager that it depends on the nature of your search query.
If your search involves commerce, products or things like “travel” you’re presented [...]
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Coming for months, the new name and branding effort for Google’s Affiliate Program has begun in earnest.
Gone too is the Google AdSense Referral Program. This was almost a certain from the announcement but they kept it in place until the official rollout.
What does this mean to publishers? Nothing much, just retool where needed and get [...]
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Not always above board, or at least a little blue?, I must recommend that you occasionally visit the following blogger if you are interested in anything to do with SEO search optimization by clicking here. You are sure to learn something that you can use from this guy.
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In an effort to reward domainers out there who properly use natural SEO, and don’t violate the advertisers rules, uBid has begun a new contest to see who can rank the best over a specific period beginning in June 2008. Neat approach, but I’m not sure if it’s end value is in uBid’s best interest? [...]
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NetAudioAds will soon be ramping up it’s Pay Per Play program of audio ads on millions of websites.
How will this impact the standard PPC models by Yahoo and Google AdWords? Not by much, or Google would have already done it.
As a publisher using Google AdSense to monetize some website pages, we won’t be using the [...]
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Filed under: Monetization, SEO Industry News
