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Search marketing is growing with leaps and bounds. This growth is resulting in a whole new array of topics for the SES conferences. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference in New York, Rebecca Lieb and Elizabeth Osmeloski, both of Search Engine Watch, spoke with us about these notable changes. The ethics of SEO [...] Tags: Elizabeth Osmeloski, Rebecca Lieb, Search Engine Watch, SEO, SES

Ask.com has recently announced the launch of their new social media element to search. It’s a new search algorithm code-named the Edison Project. The new algorithm is a combination of two search engine technologies of Ask.com called Direct Hit and Teoma. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference, Barry Schwartz of Search Engine [...]

Usability may not be the first thing that comes to mind when SEO is brought up, but it should rank considerably high since it is very important. If people aren’t able to find what they’re looking for when they get to a website, then it doesn’t even matter if they are at the top of [...] Tags: Cre8asite Forums, Kim Krause Berg, SEO, SES, Social Media

Just when we thought we saw everything from the SES conference, out pops another surprise. We’ll let you be the judge as to whether it’s a good surprise or a bad surprise. Okay, are you ready? We have exclusive video footage of Jeremy Shoemoney blogging in a bathtub! To make matters worse or better our [...] Tags: Dick Allan, Jeremy Shoemoney, SES, Vintage Tub and Bath

The results are in for the annual “State of the Marketing” survey conducted by SEMPO. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference Executive Chairman of DID-IT.com Kevin Lee, explained to us the findings. Lee also serves on the Board of Directors for SEMPO. The survey results proved to be overwhelmingly positive. Budgets for SEM [...] Tags: Didit.com, Kevin Lee, SEMPO, SES

The popular trends seem to always come back. We’ve seen it with fashion and vehicles, and now, we are beginning to see it with online marketing. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference, Stone Temple Consulting President Eric Enge talked with us about this trend back to old-fashioned, online marketing. According to Enge, [...] Tags: Eric Enge, podcast, Search Engine Watch, SEO, SES, spam, Stone Temple Consulting

Epiar has only been around for 6 years, but their impact has been felt tremendously throughout the industry. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference, we caught up with Epiar President, Ken Jurina; Managing Director, Damian Finlay; and Account Manager, Curtis Dueck; to talk about their company. Epiar is a marketing firm that [...] Tags: Curtis Dueck, Damian Finlay, Epiar, Ken Jurina, SES

If you’re looking for a job, SEO is currently in high demand. That’s right; search marketers are having manpower issues both in agencies and in-house. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference, SEO-PR’s Greg Jarboe spoke with us about this growing trend. This tremendous lack of people is causing a big problem for [...]

The attendance at the quality score session at this year’s SES conference in New York grew tremendously from what it was in past years. In an interview with Webpronews at the SES conference in New York, we talked with the founder of Page Zero Media, Andrew Goodman about the developments with quality scores. Goodman credits [...] Tags: Andrew Goodman, Google, Page Zero Media, quality score, SES

Blogging has been defined as a bearing to your soul. That is exactly what the product manager of Google’s Webmaster Central wanted to do when Vanessa Fox created her blogging site. Since she enjoys writing and blogging, she decided to create an experimental site. Her site is entitled vanessafoxnude.com. In an interview with Webpronews at [...]