Google Responds to Adwords Quality Score Variable Leak
Wednesday, 30 April 2008
Yesterday on Search Engine Journal, Eric Lander posted some screen shots of Google openly serving confidential advertiser information in their AdWords results, such as the max CPC and quality score variables such as thresh and Pscore.
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Google Board Member Ann Mather a Target of the SEC
Wednesday, 30 April 2008
Ann Mather, who has served on Google’s board of directors since 2005, is now coming under fire from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in connection with a shady backdating scandal at Pixar. Mather was the CFO at Pixar from 1999 to 2004.
Google disclosed in an SEC filing of their own that the LA office of the SEC informed her that they intend to recommend that...
SEORipOff.com : Stain of the Search Marketing Industry
Wednesday, 30 April 2008
If you are in the field of search marketing, search engine optimization, or online marketing in general; you have probably seen the ads in Google AdWords and AdSense for SEORipOff.com (I’m not going to link to them, with or without a Nofollow), a complaint site where companies who have been ‘ripped off’ by an SEO firm can blast the company they contracted.
Search Engine Journal has learned that SEORipOff.com is a lead generation front for one or more search...
Searchme: Most Visual Search Engine Yet?
Wednesday, 30 April 2008
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Looking for ‘Bad Guys’ - Discovering Networks of Sites
Wednesday, 30 April 2008
Creating networks of (interlinked) sites is a widespread tactic of PageRank and ranking manipulation. To own a lot of websites is perfectly OK but to own a lot of websites for the sake of “link juice” is not good (per Google at least). The line is not always easy to define algorithmically therefore most often than not Google frowns upon any...