Organic Search (SEO) News

The latest industry news from the world of Search Engine Optimisation and organic natural search. Updated daily.

7th December 2007

'Websites would benefit from vertical search'

Online publishers would benefit from creating their own sector-specialised search engines, it has been suggested. A study by E-consultancy and vertical search specialist Convera has found that 93 per cent of media and internet professionals ... 'Websites would benefit from vertical search' >>

5th December 2007

Clear and simple rules to improve SEO, claims expert

There are three ways to cheaply improve a website's search engine ranking, according to one internet consultant. Mark Bonnett, an e-Business consultant at the National B2B Centre, explained that applying basic search engine optimisation tech... Clear and simple rules to improve SEO, claims expert >>

3rd December 2007

SEO press releases 'effective way to reach consumers'

Producing press releases with search engine optimisation in mind is key in creating online presence, according to one expert. Bill Balderaz, director of viral marketing for ClearSaleing, claims that keywords and links to blog sites are essen... SEO press releases 'effective way to reach consumers' >>

30th November 2007

Mobile internet access 'no longer expensive'

The number of people accessing the internet via their mobile phones is increasing, claims Informa. The telecoms and media markets advisory service explained that the introduction of flat-rate data pricing by UK operators will make people mor... Mobile internet access 'no longer expensive' >>

30th November 2007

Google to bid for wireless

Google has announced it will apply to bid for wireless spectrum next January. In an auction by the Federal Communications Commission next January, the 700 MHz spectrum will be auctioned off to increase the airwaves available for internet and... Google to bid for wireless >>

30th November 2007

Surfers to customise search with Google

Some web users are being given the option to rank and reorganise the order in which search results appear on Google. The Labs-based experiment claims to allow surfers "influence your search experience by adding, moving and removing sea... Surfers to customise search with Google >>

29th November 2007

News sites suggest controlling search engines

News publishers are to propose a system which will give them greater control over search engine listings, according to new reports. The Automated Content Access Protocol (Acap) will allow news publishers to organise which pages of their webs... News sites suggest controlling search engines >>

28th November 2007

SEO is a 'long-term investment'

Businesses developing search engine optimisation (SEO) need to be prepared that it is a long-term marketing strategy, according to one expert. Steve Haar, senior director of media at Leapfrog Online, told Search Engine Watch that many compan... SEO is a 'long-term investment' >>

28th November 2007

'Businesses need web presence to succeed'

Size is not important when it comes to establishing a successful web presence, claims MediaCo. According to the web publishing and marketing company, whatever their size, businesses with no online presence face "grave danger". ... 'Businesses need web presence to succeed' >>

27th November 2007

Yahoo! announces structured search plans

Internet company Yahoo! is to offer users a new way of searching the web, according to new reports. PC Advisor claims users will be offered a structured search where a number of options will be available after they type in their initial quer... Yahoo! announces structured search plans >>

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