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Search company Neutralize has launched a blog: 'Search Engine Wars'. Covering key topics and news for the SEM industry, it's a useful resource and an example of how blogs' collaborative nature pays dividends...
Search engine marketing company Neutralize have launched a
blog - 'Search Engine Wars'. Blogging on key topics and
news for the Search engine marketing industry, its a useful
resource for SEM professionals and an example how blogs'
collaborative nature pays dividends...
The technical team at Neutralize, the UK Search Engine
Marketing company, launched a new blog 'Search Engine
War' http://www.search-engine-war.co.uk in May
2005.
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This blog initiaitve is a great example of of how dialogue and
openeness through blogging can be both an authentic resource for
the search industry as a whole, and an effective marketing tool
for Neutralize.
Frequently updated with all the latest news and advice on
organic search engine optimisation, pay per click and contextual
marketing, Search-Engine-War.co.uk is becoming a leading
resource for businesses wanting to keep up to date with the
search engine marketing industry.
Search Engine War offers a unique UK perspective on the global
search engine marketing industry, and is already acclaimed by a
number of the biggest USA based search engine marketing
websites.
The popularity of the site is due to the reputation Neutralizes
technical team headed up by CTO Edward Cowell already have in
the UK. The quality insights they can offer make it a popular
resource for site owners and other search engine marketing
companies looking to pick up some top level tips.
Andrew Thomas, an algorithmic search engine specialist at
Neutralize, said: "Us guys work with a great variety of
clients and are continually coming up with new enterprise search
engine optimisation solutions, as well as ideas and perspectives
on the search engine marketing industry. Having this team blog
gives us somewhere to record these and share them with the rest
of the world."
Recent topics on enterprise search engine optimisation have
included - "Why bridging pages are fundamentally
flawed", "Optimising for Google UK Local Search",
and a series of discussions on the conflict between
"Affiliates vs Search Engine Marketing".
They have also reported on industry news, like the launch of SMA
UK http://www.sma-uk.org at Search Engine
Strategies in London on 2 June. "As soon as we hear about a
topic that we think is of interest, or new findings from our own
research on search engine marketing we blog it," says Pay
Per Click team manager, Caroline Bielby.
Bloggers include members within the algorithmic search engine
optimisation team, pay per click team and online business
team.
There's an opt-in mailing list (which already had over 600
subscribers one wek after launch) which keeps you up to date
with the Neutralize team's latest views on the industry, and
new visitors can sign up to the mailing list for free.
You can also download Search Engine War in the latest RSS and
Atom content syndication formats.
RSS: http://www.search-engine-war.co.uk/index.rdf
Atom: http://www.search-engine-war.co.uk/atom.xml
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Discover the latest trends in local vs global search, integrated
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About Neutralize:
Neutralize is one of the UK's leading
full service search engine marketing agencies, providing a one
stop solution specialising in enterprise search engine
optimisation and advanced Pay Per Click management. In 2005 they
were Finalists for marketing firm of the year in the UK
Innovation and Growth Awards. An Overture Accredited SEM (Search
Marketing Company), UK Premier Affiliate to Atlas one point,
Contributor Member of SEMPO (Search Engine Marketing
Professional Organisation) http://www.sempo.org, and
Members of the Nominet Steering Committee and Committee Members
of the Search Marketing Association (UK).
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