September 6, 2006
adCenter Behavioral, AdWords Mobile, Search Pulse Live, Google Archive News, Lasnik Seminar, Y! Directory and More
Exciting day, the Search Pulse was aired last night live and then was archived this morning, I have a link to the archive below. Microsoft added behavioral targeting features to adCenter, yea - it is crazy. But adCenter has some pretty big technical glitches that advertisers are almost fed up with. Google launched Mobile AdWords, mobile ads are here. Google also released a news archive search engine which search 200 years into history. I feel that the Yahoo! Directory is worth the money, and how you can get it for only $60. Andy Beal came out with a top ten on SEM firm mistakes. Adam Lasnik from Google told SEOs to save their money and not attend his seminar. Finally, we looked at community questions on how search engines treat accented characters.
Oh, you will notice that we are now posting the most recent comments posted at the Search Engine Roundtable in the entry below. Why? Well, because even though we post some great stuff, the response and comments on those articles are sometimes priceless and should be given more attention.
Search Engine Roundtable Topics:
- How Do Search Engines Treat Accented Words & Characters - éîœ
- Is The Yahoo! Directory Worth The Money? - Yesum
- Adam Lasnik of Google Tells SEOs Not to Attend His SEO Seminar - Save Your $
- adCenter Advertiser Center Plagued With Technical Issues - common!
- Google News Archive Search - Search Our History - Pretty Neat
- First Edition of Search Pulse Live - whoo hooo!
Search Engine Watch Topics:
- Microsoft Adds Behavioral Targeting Features To adCenter - very nice
- Top SEM Firm Mistakes - nice top ten
- Google Launches Mobile Ads On Google Mobile - Mobile Ads are here!
Community Comments on the Search Engine Roundtable Today: read more...
Comment ID# 164242 at September 6, 2006 3:04 PM:
Dana Todd commented on SEMPO Adds New Board Members, SEMPO Tahoe Builds Steam; Will SEMPO Survive?
Dana Todd said;Hey, we survived! Not only that, we're doing really well and growing and thriving as an organization that is diverse and global! I was looking at the old 2004 poll on SEW Forums and they said we wouldn't last another year. We're proud to say that we'
Comment ID# 164232 at September 6, 2006 1:05 PM:
Barry Schwartz commented on First Edition of Search Pulse Live: Sullivan Leaves SEW, AdSense Lawsuit, Yahoo Blog Search, Keywords in URLs, New URLs, Navigational Search, Google Apps & More
Barry Schwartz said;Oopps, I see, notes for "missed topics" - thanks for adding.
Comment ID# 164231 at September 6, 2006 1:02 PM:
Barry Schwartz commented on First Edition of Search Pulse Live: Sullivan Leaves SEW, AdSense Lawsuit, Yahoo Blog Search, Keywords in URLs, New URLs, Navigational Search, Google Apps & More
Barry Schwartz said;Cool, you got notes! Now people don't have to listen to the podcast, or at least they don't have to listen to you talking on the podcast. ;-) just kidding. Great job again.
Comment ID# 164229 at September 6, 2006 12:49 PM:
chris boggs commented on First Edition of Search Pulse Live: Sullivan Leaves SEW, AdSense Lawsuit, Yahoo Blog Search, Keywords in URLs, New URLs, Navigational Search, Google Apps & More
chris boggs said;FYI these were my notes for the missed topics: Yahoo! Please Enable a No Yahoo! Directory Tag Good argument by Barry, but it seems as if no response from Y! so far. BTW, Barry, which part of the title is “cute,” as you put it? (lol) * Mic
Comment ID# 164224 at September 6, 2006 11:56 AM:
chris boggs commented on Adam Lasnik of Google Tells SEOs Not to Attend His SEO Seminar
chris boggs said;hmmm trying to think of a good fake name...
Comment ID# 164221 at September 6, 2006 11:48 AM:
Gabs commented on Reminder :: Search Pulse Live Tonight at 5pm(EST)
Gabs said;I'll be in the pub by then .. I'm likely to be in the pub by 6pm GMT.. ah well tomorrow..
Comment ID# 164220 at September 6, 2006 11:37 AM:
Andrew Goodman commented on Adam Lasnik of Google Tells SEOs Not to Attend His SEO Seminar
Andrew Goodman said;I guess that means you should sneak in anyway. :)
Comment ID# 164217 at September 6, 2006 11:06 AM:
Tim Finin commented on Google News Archive Search - Search Our History
Tim Finin said;It seems like many of the documents in news archives were scanned poorly and are unusable. I tried entering a query consisting of a random, meaningless four-letter sequence, GFHD and got eleven results, like this one: The Fitchburg Sentinel (Newspa
Comment ID# 164214 at September 6, 2006 10:46 AM:
Barry Schwartz commented on Google Giving Search Engine Optimization Classes
Barry Schwartz said;Good suggestion Michael, updated above.
Comment ID# 164213 at September 6, 2006 10:38 AM:
Michael Martinez commented on Google Giving Search Engine Optimization Classes
Michael Martinez said;Barry, you may want to update this post to link to the more recent post concerning Adam's request to SEOs not to attend the session, since its focus is more on accessibility.
Comment ID# 164212 at September 6, 2006 10:35 AM:
Michael Martinez commented on Adam Lasnik of Google Tells SEOs Not to Attend His SEO Seminar
Michael Martinez said;Slightly disappointing, but it makes sense. I would still like to see Google and the other major search engines offer classes to the general SEO community. That would go a long way toward dispelling some of the myths and nonsense that become popula
Comment ID# 164211 at September 6, 2006 10:33 AM:
Michael Martinez commented on Google News Archive Search - Search Our History
Michael Martinez said;Just based on my initial testing, I think this will be a great tool. I've long wanted to be able to search the news archives from a single resource. Two thumbs up, Google!
Comment ID# 164209 at September 6, 2006 9:57 AM:
Barry Schwartz commented on Is The Yahoo! Directory Worth The Money?
Barry Schwartz said;Yea, I see that also, not sure when they switched back.
Comment ID# 164206 at September 6, 2006 9:51 AM:
Paul Zhao commented on Is The Yahoo! Directory Worth The Money?
Paul Zhao said;When did Yahoo directory switch back to direct links? I remember a while back (about 6 months ago), they link to a dynamic URL that did a 302 redirect to the actual site.
Comment ID# 164196 at September 6, 2006 8:42 AM:
Gabs commented on Adam Lasnik of Google Tells SEOs Not to Attend His SEO Seminar
Gabs said;Spend those $30 on adwords ;)
Comment ID# 164175 at September 6, 2006 6:51 AM:
Barry Schwartz commented on Reminder :: Search Pulse Live Tonight at 5pm(EST)
Barry Schwartz said;Guys, I promise, I'll post a link to it as soon as I know it is up. It takes about 24 hours for it to be archived. So look for it today around 6pm (EST).
Comment ID# 164167 at September 6, 2006 6:07 AM:
Gabs commented on Reminder :: Search Pulse Live Tonight at 5pm(EST)
Gabs said;Any podcast yet ? http://www.webmasterradio.fm/episodes/index.php?showId=44 nothing yet :(
Comment ID# 164144 at September 6, 2006 2:51 AM:
Ashutosh commented on Wikipedia Ruling in Google Search Results?
Ashutosh said;can anybody plz tell me how wikipedia is doing this so that most of the times it tops google search
Comment ID# 164116 at September 5, 2006 9:31 PM:
Hawaii SEO commented on Reminder :: Search Pulse Live Tonight at 5pm(EST)
Hawaii SEO said;Please let us know when we can download the archived version.
Comment ID# 164090 at September 5, 2006 6:07 PM:
shandyking commented on Reminder :: Search Pulse Live Tonight at 5pm(EST)
shandyking said;Excellent first show!

