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Search Engine News Feed at 62-151 Media Group October 12, 2006
Posted by HART (1-800-HART) in : Encrusted Tweezers , add a commentJust in case you didn’t notice … if you click the [NEWS] button from the top menu .. you will get today’s current news around the internet. This news is a live feed, and not stored on our servers. As an example of the type of news that is available .. I’ll repost what today’s news brings us ..
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Yahoo PPC Management Crash - October 12, 2006 - Searchengineguide.com: Search Engine Watch Forums - The reported outage at the Yahoo Search Marketing management center has caused an uproar among advertisers and has left Yahoo Account Reps without listing access as well….
Filters exist - the Sandbox doesn’t. How to build Trust. - October 12, 2006 - Searchengineguide.com: Webmaster World - An understanding of what these main filters are for, how Google applies them and the observed behaviour of Google in releasing them would be a good way for owners to better manage and refine their organic search…
Directory Lists that Rank Directories: Good Stuff or Fluff? - October 12, 2006 - Searchengineguide.com: Webmaster World - Is it time for the directoryranking dialogue to mature? IF it matures might that reshape where the entire ‘directory industry’ is heading?…
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Building Traffic With Free Resources
Posted by HART (1-800-HART) in : Articles, Traffic Building , 2 commentsBy Brian Clark
Seems like everyone is coming up with outrageous stuff that acts as “link bait” these days. Building traffic depends on attracting links, but sometimes going too far can backfire.
A slow and steady (but much less risky) way to catch people’s attention online is to provide good value at no charge, without necessarily trying to make it into a media circus.
When Howard Stern gave away 500 free satellite radios to commemorate his switch to Sirius, he did (naturally) create a lot of media attention. But he also gave away something of value (a satellite radio) that was extremely relevant to his ultimate goal (recipients could now hear Howard’s new show, provided they subscribed to Sirius).
