SearchEngineWatch.com - Tips About Search Engines

Looking for advice and information on tapping the hot marketing channel of search engines? Search Engine Watch (SEW) provides tips and information about searching the web, analysis of the search engine industry and help to site owners trying to improve their ability to be found in search engines. It provides a free daily email newsletter about search engines that brings you original content about a search-related topic each day, along with search engine headlines from across the web. It also provides a free monthly email newsletter about search engines that summarizes the major search engine-related stories from SEW and across the web, as reported originally through its blog. You’ll also find weekly advice and opinion pieces by search marketing experts. Columnists cover a wide variety of topics including: organic search, paid search, analytics and ROI, linking, vertical search topics and more. Finally, the SEW forum is also another route for getting news out about a new article, product or unique service. Looking for even more? You can also become a SEW member and gain access to a wealth of exclusive information. Membership provides you with benefits such as premium articles from a wide variety of search industry experts, a twice-monthly newsletter and archives full of useful information.

“In June 1997, Danny Sullivan launched Search Engine Watch. It contained all that "A Webmaster's Guide to Search Engines" had, plus it was more accessible to search engine users. The site remained grounded in the technical. How do these things work, or more specifically, how well do these things work. It also remained committed to tracking search engine news, important changes, and providing quality information about these important tools. In Nov. 1997, Mecklermedia acquired Search Engine Watch. He continues to maintain the site and is now able to concentrate entirely on the editorial content.”

Search Engine Watch has everything you ever wanted to know about Internet search engines. There's news, trivia, history and tips for your favorite search engines and it’s packed with information on making your Web site as visible as possible to the world. It will probably help you keep up with this fast-paced field.

How they will be able to compete with a growing number of websites and blogs focused in covering the latest news and information about the search engine industry? How many people are willing to pay a $99 annual membership? Will Search Engine Guide emerge as real authority in search engine related information?