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Nielsen surveyed 26,486 internet users in 47 markets from Europe, Asia Pacific, the Americas and the Middle East and found they trust newspaper ads more than they trust ads in search engines, or pay per click advertising. In response to the question “To What Extent Do You Trust the Following Forms of Advertising?” people gave […]

This coming Wednesday, August 29th at 1pm EST/10am Pacific, radio host RSS Ray will be interviewing Rand Fishkin, CEO of SEOmoz . They will be discussing the landing page contest SEOmoz held. Rand will tell us why and how the contest started, how the results were measured, what benefits came out of the contest, […]

The San Jose Search Engine Strategies convention is over now. It took place in San Jose, California.

Google has a new popup in their web based email asking if they can look at your spam.

Google has discontinued its API, read more here.

For the first time in history annual online spending topped $100 billion. Online shopping during the holidays rose 26 percent over sales during the same period in 2005. And the Monday after Thanksgiving this year was nothing unusual, as it was surpassed on 11 other days before the end of the year by greater sales.

Read about 2007 predictions of the online marketing industry from Jim Hedger, the senior editor at SiteProNews.

An article titled How Search-Engine Rules Cause Sites to Go Missing came out today in the Wall Street Journal. It addresses the issue of changing a domain name for an established website, even as simple as changing from a .net domain to a .com domain.

Google has launched a microsite dubbed Conversion University. The site’s description reads “Learn about marketing and content optimization and read web analytics tips from industry experts at Conversion University, the Google Analytics companion site.”

Microsoft announces through it’s IE blog that IE7 will be released via automatic update when the time comes.