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Pink your Adwords campaign!

October 10th, 2008

We are very pleased to be working with Breakthrough Breast Cancer to support a variety of initiatives being run during the Breakthrough Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Browser Media is managing a series of paid search campaigns to help drive traffic to the campaign sites and to increase awareness of the charity.
Every year, nearly 46,000 women are … Read full article>

Beware of the Google ’search’ network

September 17th, 2008

We like Google.
We spend quite a bit of time defending Google to our clients and explaining how embracing Google’s quest for relevant search results is the most effective form of search engine marketing in the long term.
Every now and then we do, however, come across examples of the greed that many people despise Google for … Read full article>

Paid search ads ‘generate brand awareness’ – Yahoo study

August 26th, 2008

Even if consumers are not actually clicking on paid search ads, they are still having an impact on brand awareness, according to a US based study sponsored by Yahoo.
The research, carried out by comScore on behalf of Publicis Group and Yahoo, looked at the habits of more than 6,000 web users, finding that brands generated … Read full article>

Microsoft unhappy with Google-Yahoo deal

June 23rd, 2008

The recently announced partnership between Google and Yahoo, under which the former will serve ads on Yahoo’s search results pages, has not gone down well with Microsoft.
Senior executive Kevin Johnson has been criticising the deal between the two rival search engines, saying that the deal would prove to be anti-competitive and would not provide good … Read full article>

Google’s paid clicks rise

June 3rd, 2008

The number of click’s on Google’s paid search ads increased significantly in April, according to figures from comScore.
Investors in the search engine had been concerned by slower than expected growth in Google’s paid search income in the first quarter of the year, but the latest results suggest that this may have been a temporary decline.
Google … Read full article>

Google’s trademark policy: the possible effects

May 2nd, 2008

Hitwise has been looking at the possible consequences of the changes to Google’s trademark polices, due to come into effect on May 5th.
The web measurement firm calculated that the top 100 Google Internet properties sent 36.55% of all online traffic to UK websites in March, an increase on 30.19% in the same month in 2007.
The … Read full article>

Organic search results preferred over PPC ads

April 21st, 2008

Web searchers generally favour organic results over paid links, and are less likely to look beyond the first three pages of search engine results.
These findings come from an iProspect ‘Blended Search Results Study’, conducted by Jupiter Research.
According to this study, almost 70% of web users said they normally click on a link in the first … Read full article>

Everything you need to know about search engine marketing

April 18th, 2008

We have just come across Mo Serious TV, a stupendously good collection of raps by Chuck (aka ‘The Poetic Prophet’, aka ‘The SEO Rapper’) and had to share it with you as a special Friday afternoon treat for anyone who hasn’t seen or heard the hilarious raps.
Who is the SEO Rapper? According to his own … Read full article>

Yahoo trials Google search ads

April 10th, 2008

Yahoo will begin to delver Google search ads in its own search results pages, as part of a limited test on Yahoo.com in the US.
The test is expected to last around two weeks and will be limited to roughly 3% of Yahoo search queries. It is specifically for Google’s AdSense for Search service, so Yahoo … Read full article>

Google introduces new AdWords trademark policy

April 8th, 2008

Google announced on Friday that, from May 5th, it will allow open keyword bidding on all search terms in the UK and Ireland.
This means that registered trademarks can now be bid on by competitors, whereas previously they could only show ads for trademarked terms with other words in the search query.
This open bidding for keywords … Read full article>