Yahoo’s MoJo Found
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Where did that come from? Just curious.
this is part of a marketing folder the search team has put together. i thought it was pretty cool.
At the Search Engine Strategies London a couple weeks back, Yahoo! had a stall giving away bacon sandwiches and cokctails. It was all PR people, not a search bubble amongst them.
Google’s stand was populated by Google AdWords managers, happily bringing people into the fold.
I think that says something about the approaches…
Also, Yahoo! search is happy to disqualify sites as low quality, then add them high within the search results via “Trusted Feed”.
Has Yahoo! found it’s mojo? Perhaps better to focus on relevance and quality – both in search, and promoting it.
Dave…
Interesting topic… I’m working in this industry myself and I don’t agree about this in 100%, but I added your page to my bookmarks and hope to see more interesting articles in the future…