Organic Search (SEO) News

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

22nd November 2007

IAB set to 'increase industry influence'

The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) is to appoint the first head of regulatory affairs in order to establish a more self-regulatory role in the online advertising industry. Reported in Precision Marketing, the new role will increase the in... IAB set to 'increase industry influence' >>

21st November 2007

Google acquisition review causes controversy

US senators on the anti-trust committee have urged the government to subject Google's purchase of DoubleClick to "serious scrutiny". Google bid to buy advertising group DoubleClick for $3.1 billion (£1.5 billion) in April of t... Google acquisition review causes controversy >>

21st November 2007

'Google conducts nearly two-thirds of search'

Google continues to dominate the search engine world, according to new research. Online intelligence service Hitwise found that the search engine conducted 64 per cent of all US searches during October, an increase of three per cent from las... 'Google conducts nearly two-thirds of search' >>

13th November 2007

Online ad revenue rises again

Profits from internet advertising increased by 25 per cent in the third quarter of 2007, revealed a new report. Returns totalled around $5.2 billion (£2.5 billion), according to the data from the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) an... Online ad revenue rises again >>

8th November 2007

Microsoft: Google only ahead in search

Microsoft has said it cannot comment on how the launch of Google's Android will affect the market as they are "just words on paper". Android is a software package for mobile phones, developed with a number of technology and telecom... Microsoft: Google only ahead in search >>

6th November 2007

HR suppliers catch on to internet marketing

Human resource and employee benefits suppliers are planning to spend more on search engine optimisation during 2008, according to a new report by HRmarketer.com. The companies are expected to spend more on direct email marketing and less on ... HR suppliers catch on to internet marketing >>

6th November 2007

No Gphone, just an Android

Google has announced they are launching the Android, a platform for mobile devices. The Android is a software package for mobile phones, developed in cooperation with the Open Handset Alliance - a number of technology and mobile companies in... No Gphone, just an Android >>

5th November 2007

Small businesses 'benefit' from local search engines

Search engines have replaced phone books as consumers' first point of reference for businesses, claims the LA Times. The newspaper reports that according to research firm The Kelsey Group, locally targeted search engines and yellow pages ad... Small businesses 'benefit' from local search engines >>

1st November 2007

'Search engine traffic is valuable to business'

Websites are missing out on visitors by not factoring search engines into the initial site design, claims Search Engine Watch. It explains that many businesses do not know exactly how much traffic search engines can drive to their site. ... 'Search engine traffic is valuable to business' >>

1st November 2007

Google shares hit $700 mark

Increasing by $100 (£48) in under a month, Google share prices have soared to over $700. The leading search engine's shares gained $12.23 - 1.76 per cent - to close at $707 on Wednesday. Shares reached $600 at the beginning of... Google shares hit $700 mark >>

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