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  • Bing and Yahoo joining forces

    So it's finally official: Bing will provide organic search engine results for Yahoo while Yahoo will provide PPC ads for MSN's Bing. This is good news for three reasons: First ranking organically with Bing is easier than with Yahoo. Second, since Oveture has high conversion rates, this will allow you to increase your sales since it will also cover ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on July 29, 2009
  • Bidding on trademark terms

    Those of you using Adwords to promote their site might be interested to learn that you will be able to bid on trademark terms, starting June 15th. This means that if you have a page about resume services, you can now bid on the names of popular resume writing companies to send traffic to your site. You can also bid on your competitors' names, ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on May 18, 2009
  • New Google keyword tool

    Google offers a new keyword tool at http://www.google.com/sktool/ This tool is pretty similar to the Adwords keyword tool, except that it includes bids, categories as well as links to Google trends and SERPS. From testing it and comparing the two tools, I would be careful when using the new sktool. I suspect this might be some beta ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on November 20, 2008
  • Google keyword traffic data

    Google just updated its keyword tool, which you can access in your Adwords account or externally. Remember when you were looking at keyword traffic stats and had to approximate how much traffic those traffic bars were worth? Not anymore! Now Google instead gives you the number of queries, which not only allows you to finally be able to precisely ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on July 10, 2008
  • New Google Analytics

    For those of you having an Adwords account, I wanted to let you know that Google released his new -- beta -- version of Analytics a couple of weeks ago and that its new features are impressive, giving you pretty much for free a traffic analysis sofware as powerful as any expensive tool available on the market. New features include in-depth ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on May 17, 2007
  • AdWords introduces Ad Scheduling

    Webmasters who are promoting affiliate programs with AdWords, will now be able to set up schedules for their campaigns, both on a hourly and daily basis. To activate this new feature, click “edit campaign settings” and then turn on “Ad scheduling”. You will be able to set up to two time periods/day for which you can even adjust the pricing ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on June 16, 2006
  • Bad Linking vs. Affiliate links

    Since Google’s latest update, there seems to have been a lot of turmoil in the online world. As a result, some webmasters have started systematically taking down any outbound link, including affiliate links. I just wanted to clarify that 1) this update was targeting excessive un-related linking and link farms, not affiliate links. 2) In ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on December 5, 2005
  • AdWords’ campaign settings Update

    You have now the option not only to choose on which specific network — Google search, Search network or content network — you want your ads to show but also to adjust your bids separately for the content network.
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on November 21, 2005
  • Google launches Analytics

    Google has just launched Analytics, a new tool that will allow you to analyze your traffic, in terms of origin, behavior, profitability, etc. If you have an AdWords account, you can activate Analytics by clicking the new “Analytics” tab and pasting the provided tracking code onto your pages. Best of all it’s free and available to all, whether ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on November 18, 2005
  • Google Jagger Update

    This latest Google update has been in process for a while and has been targeting spam sites, mostly websites abusing unrelated link exchanges and/or having pages solely built to make money with affiliate programs and AdSense. I’ve been repeating it here many times, but if you are serious about earning an income online, you will need to work on ...
    Posted to Affiliate Marketing For Employment Sites (Weblog) by fred on November 11, 2005
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